the time for us thank you for answering my questions this was michael mcfall director of the freeman institute in the field of international relations at stanford university the us ambassador to russia in in 2011-14, they talked about a lot of things, but mostly about russia , about our victory over the aggressor and how they help us bring this victory closer. meeting ten on the clock time to find out what is happening in ukraine and the world at this time khrystyna parubiy is working in the studio another tragic page in the history of our people every year on the second sunday of september they celebrate the day of remembrance of ukrainians victims of forced eviction from lemkiv oblast education kholm oblast southern podlasie oblast lyubachiv oblast and western boykivshchyna on september 9, 1944, the ussr and poland concluded an agreement on the so-called mutual exchange of population , ukrainians were forcibly evicted

ambassador of the united states of america in russia in 2011-2014 and also the director of the freeman institute, stanford university, michael mcfall, we will talk with him about a lot of things, but mostly, unfortunately, about russia, about the war that russia started last year and has been waging for more than a year and a half about our i congratulate you on the victory maxim and thank you for joining, thank you for the invitation, as i already told our viewers, we will talk mainly about russia and its brutal war that putin started in february 2022, as well as about our victory, however, not only about this, well, uh, questions to deontov you wrote an interesting book, which i bought and read, and the book is called the unfinished revolution in russia, political changes from gorbachev to putin, changes took place , but why there was no revolution, a difficult big question that is difficult to answer when i wrote this book in 2001, it was after ten or even 15 years, if you count the gorbachev period of political transformations in the soviet union and then russia and what was achieved then, o

ambassador of the united states of america to russia in 2011-2014, as well as the director of the freeman institute in the field of international studies at stanford university, michael mcfall, we will talk with him about many things, but mostly, all the same, to the great regret of russia, about the war that russia started last year and already has been leading for more than a year and a half about our victory. we are standing. congratulations, maxim and thank you for joining. thank you for the invitation. i already told our viewers that we will talk mainly about russia and its brutal war that putin started in february 2022, as well as about our victory , not only about that. ot e-e noty makchas questions you wrote an interesting book that i bought and read the book is called the unfinished revolution in russia political changes from gorbachev to putin changes took place but why there was no revolution is a complex big question that is difficult to answer when i wrote this book in 2001, it was after ten or even 15 years, if you count the gorbachev period of political transformations in the soviet

ambassador of the united states of america in russia in 2011-2014, as well as the director of the freeman instituteol of international studies, stanford university, michael mcfaul, we will talk with him about many things, but mainly, all the same , about russia, about the war that russia started last year and has been waging for more than a year and a half , about our victory. congratulations you mr. mcfall and thank you for joining thank you for the invitation we will talk mainly about russia and its brutal war that putin started in february 2022 and also about our victory not only about that well uh uh uh uh the world so mafia iii in in 2001, you wrote an interesting book that i bought and read, the book is called the unfinished revolution in russia, political changes from gorbachev to putin, changes took place, but why was there no revolution? ten or even 15 years, if we count the gorbachev period of political transformations in the soviet union and then in russia, and something was achieved then, or so we thought, first of all , the collapse of the soviet empire and 15 countries took place incl

extraordinary of the united states of america in russia in 2011-2014, as well as the director of the freeman institute for international studies at stanford university, michael mcfall. we will talk with him about a lot of things, but uh, mostly, still, to the great regret of russia, about the war that russia started uh, last year and has been waging for more than a year and a half, about our victory . mainly about russia and its brutal war that putin started in february 2022, as well as about our victory , but not only about that, well, here are your questions. you wrote an interesting book that i bought and read . the book is called the unfinished revolution in russia, political changes from gorbachev to putin. changes took place but why there was no revolution this is a complex big question that is difficult to answer when i wrote this book in 2001 it was after ten or even 15 years if you count the gorbachev period of political transformations in the soviet union and then in russia n and something was achieved then or so we thought, first of all the collapse of the soviet empire took place and 15 co

ambassador of the united states of america to russia in 2011-2014 and also the director of the freeman instituteyear and has been waging for more than a year and a half about our we stand for victory. congratulations mr. mcfall and thank you for joining, thank you for the invitation. i already told our viewers that we will talk mainly about russia and its brutal war that putin started in february 2022, and also about our victory, not only about that in 2001, you wrote an interesting book that i bought and read, the book is called the unfinished revolution in russia, political changes from gorbachev to putin, changes took place, but why was there no revolution? ten or even 15 years, if you count the gorbachev period of political transformations in the soviet union and then russia, something was achieved then , or so we thought, first of all , the collapse of the soviet empire and 15 countries , including ukraine and the russian federation, took place gained their independence and compared to other collapses of empires it was relatively peaceful at least until last year secondly they made a transi

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traveled to portland, oregon along with area of agriculture orville freeman to deliver a lecture before a convention of the american institute of architects mrs. johnson called for a new conservation that is concerned with the entire community to solve the problems of growing urbanization. the answers cannot be found in piecemeal reform the job really requires thoughtful interrelation of the whole environment not only in buildings, but parks not only parks, but highways not only highways but open spaces and green belts. a beautification to my mind is far more than a matter of cosmetics. to me. it describes the whole effort to bring the natural world and the man-made world into harmony to bring order usefulness delight. to our whole environment and that of course only begins with trees and flowers and landscaping. to boost the use and enjoyment of wilderness areas and parks mrs. johnson viewed demonstrations of how a family can have an inexpensive vacation in such places taking all of their needs with them. later, the first lady toured timberline lodge built by wpa workers during the roosevelt administration and took a snowca

been named president of the brookings institution where she will assume that role in 2024 i think [cheering and applause] then, to cecelia's right is adina freemanairman ceo of nasdaq. ringing 20 years of industry leadership and expertise credited with significant contributions that shaved nasdaq strategic change. operations on six continents. thank you so much for being here [applause] and all the way over, we are joined by greg he was a chief economics commentator and deputy comics editor for the wall street journal and will lead our discussion. thank you, greg. [applause] >> thank you to the aspen institute for hosting us today. we spent a very couple productive days on the theme of building a more resilient economy. it isou very important right no. anyone who has children knows what we mean by resilience. you don't try to prevent them from falling down. you try to train them to bounce back and thrive. that is an important theme for our economy. my goodness, we've had a lot of things to bounce back from. starting three years ago with this devastating pandemic. this economic crisis to boot. barely struggling out of that when we were hit with r

freeman. to paul's point, glenn, it's already happening, it's already happened, and we as a country haven't done anything. >> no. and trump, you know, tried to dismantle the institutionsthe military, of law enforcement, and the department of justice because he knew that they would be coming for him someday for the many crimes he committed, and when that happened he wanted to be able to say, well, you see, you can't trust those institutions that are coming after your favorite president who was stolen from you courtesy of a rigged election. and like you say, nicolle, we have let him get away with it literally for years. and, listen, better late than never. but, you know, you ask at the beginning is there a solution to this problem? i don't know that there's a solution. i'm glad we're making incremental progress, but i will say, and i've said this before and some people just say, yeah, well you're a crazy career prosecutor and you -- >> literally nobody says that. >> some of my friends do. but here's the thing, the law has a mechanism for dealing with a defendant -- and this is a defendant facing four felony prosecutions, federal and state alike. there's a mechanism in t