friedman: those four. mr. li: more likely the first two then the later to that is my assessment we will see very soon. mr. friedman: what does it mean for u.s. china policy? mr. li: it is policy. -- some may be more tough than the exception. no matter what, we should not only look at the premiere, we should also look at what this continuity of the younger generation. and the leadership. -- i seem the immediate changes -- and the setting changes generational changes. one thing is the rise of the people from the aerospace -- aviation industries. mr. friedman: that's interesting. mr. li: -- i caught the cost of --they are a powerful group. plus, xi jinping emphasized aerospace aviation because it is the way to show china's strength and international -- coming-of-age in the worst age. and xi jinping certain the things these people left political in the moment. and these people actually's and 20 years --actually spend 20 years in space industry. they have scientist that are members of the -- academies. and for 20 y

friedman, can putin now change the current world order? i think that the russians are very interested in the fact that everyone saw them as a great state and that they act like a great state, but it is already such a state it's not like that they have nuclear weapons they have veto power in the security council of the united nations but now we see how much they have reduced themselves militarily their army they have lost a lot of officers a-a so compared to china which is now a great power creates real challenges for the west challenges putin in my opinion has turned russia into an isolated pariah it will become increasingly weaker economically so in this sense the world order which is undergoing changes because russia is sliding down does diplomacy now have a chance to end this war is necessary make a lot of effort to make diplomacy work, there are many people who talked about becoming a potential mediator, etc. so ukraine is clearly not going to cede its territory, and putin claims to an area that he does not even territorially control ,

friedman, for the conversation and your sincere answers. thank you for your opinion. i wish everyone the best, and for our viewers . i spoke with a very important person, an emeritus professor of the king's college london, lawrence friedman, he is engaged in. he is an expert in military research, so it is quite logical that we talked with him about the war that is currently going on in ukraine and how we will win this war, and then, of course, it will win and will fade into oblivion well, that's all i have. my name is yuriy fizer. see you soon. well, i'm from valevska. we can only thank laurence friedman and our colleague yuriy fizr for this extremely interesting interview. nine o'clock 46 a minute, let's move on, the informational and analytical day of the espresso tv channel on holy sunday. in the midst of good morning, let's talk about china and the fact that the communist party is there, too. on october 23, it confirmed that all ding-ping - their leader remains hmm and the head of china is their leader on p seven years and about the third term of the government. b

friedman: and that is unusual. mr. li: yes 10 years ago there were so many rumors -- this probably shows some kind of discipline and unity -- but also there is no major surprises. and i -- delegates have formed that. there's almost 300 delegates i check the background 80% of them have bios of -- there's no major surprises -- of what they should not be and etc.. and there's no credible kind of challenge among the political establ >> his protege, the leaders promoted him. of course we know the difference between allies and a protege, so that's strong. but a majority of them are his proteges. number three, we heard that a lot of negative things about xi jinping and criticism overseas, but the chinese perspective, he has been popular in the chinese public. so there are reasons that quicky '. by a team of his proteges that he promoted. we know the difference between allies in the proteges and -- that is strong. and his proteges and the majority of them are his proteges. number three, we heard a lot from -- about xi jinping

friedman, that is a separate story, so with mr.riedman, they tried to... and agree one with arguments that said everything that now it is not possible to include him in the lists, it was the plans to capitalize the ukrainian daughter of alpha bank for 1 billion dollars, yes, abramovich was involved in the exchange of hostages, of course, it worked out, of course, but hmm , there was also an argument come on friends, we wo n't arrest them, we won't seize their property in ukraine, well, this means that the contract is capable of co- corruption. it is still in ukraine, well, that is, what official is sitting, some friedman says, listen, you take care of me, i will give you a billion. i do not i'll give you a billion, i'll give you 10 million if you try otaku such and such a solution what will be beneficial for me, that is, this corruption did not happen anywhere, despite the war, from your point of view and from my point of view, the first is the field for corruption has become significantly smaller why, because the state would like

mr friedman. even more than with us. and even friedman understands that this is now a war.ministration released a new set of export rules that are practically became a statement to china we believe that you are three generations behind us in the area of ​​logic chips and hardware and we will make sure you never catch up with us, in fact the us has declared war on china's ability to develop in the use of high performance computing in the interests of economy and security, with regard to the chinese being three generations behind - this grandmother said in two, including the smart grandmother friedman, in any case, to americans who buy 100% of advanced logical microchips. it would not be worth it to do it like that, not a single chip that we need for systems with artificial intelligence. for our armed forces. for our satellites. for our space programs. us secretary of commerce jean raymond is the essence of us sanctions. americans are prohibited from any cooperation with chinese semiconductor companies any us non-us company is prohibited from supplying chinese equipment with

tens of thousands of black families have opened a accounts at friedman -- friedman -- freedman.ven schoolchildren say their pop -- pocket money to deposit here. nine years at -- later after the banks opened it doors, because of a economic downturn and because of the organized assault of the project of reconstruction, freedman's bank was forced to close. over 60,000 people lost their savings. freedman's bank was guided by a vision, the vision by -- of an economy that works for all americans and includes all americans. the vision of a nation in which all people have access to the financial resources they need to succeed, to thrive, and to determine their own future. at the heart of that bank was the concept of self-determination. over a century and a half later, in communities across our nation, that vision remains unrealized. consider, today, black entrepreneurs are three times more likely to report that they did not apply for a loan for freer of being turned away by a bank. often anecdotally, because they heard about that experience from friends and relatives. today, black and l

be understood whether it is true that russia is actually moving towards the great north korea , friedmano writes about this but after all, russia is not north korea there, er, there is a completely different story there, and er, well, there is a lot to criticize there, the last 30 years there, russia, but it is these last troikas, or even 35 years, russia lived in such a relatively free regime and well it seems to me that it is not. perhaps it is putin who wants to create such a large north korea from russia. but it seems to me. it is just not, it will not work , that is, even now all these narratives are no longer special operations, it is already a war, it is no longer, it is something special this applies to every russian and i hope that sooner or later it will welcome the change of regime in moscow. head of the department of the institute of world politics. good morning, mr. viktor. and i have a question for you. we are, in fact , elon musk, the sponsor of our today's interview. because we have something to talk about his scandalous poll and now after that poll he made several statem

and i should note, that david friedman, he's talking about, david freeman, he was the u.s.sador in israel, not the israeli ambassador, which is to say, at that point, david friedman was all of our ambassadors, as americans, he represented our american government. he wasn't some special foreign jewish dignitary. and of course, according to donald trump, american jews, we don't support him, are not sufficiently loyal to israel. >> in my opinion, you voted for democrats. you are being very disloyal to jewish people, and you are being very disloyal to as well. >> we have to get the people of our country, of this country, to love israel more. i have to tell you that, we have to do it. we have to get them to love israel more because you have people that are jewish people, that are great people, that don't love israel enough. >> so, this is all been here in front of all of us, from the beginning. it's all a natural culmination of all of that, that antisemitism that donald trump lashed out, like this week and, saying jews better appreciate what they have before it is too late. and

the kinds led my father to admire the nobel prize winners i just mentioned friedman and kuznets kuznetsike hayek's superabundance, shows the critical role of markets and spontaneous order in the evolution of societies and the horrendous failure of particular of a particular form of central economic planning, government population planning. china being the most dramatic. like friedman's work superabundance shows its empirical analysis of the economic of the connection between population growth and resource availability, the importance of elevating empirical analysis over theory. in other words, it sort of something again to set the data matters. couldn't. kuznets made a crucial contribution to the development of national income measurement. he's the man who help us figure out how to calculate gross domestic gross domestic product example and did important work on the early work on the economics of population growth. super abundant sources contributed measurement the simon abundance time price's time price multipliers and price elastic of population all things they talk about in their boo

friedman for the conversation and your sincere answers thank you for your opinion , i wish all the best to all ukrainians, and for our viewers, i want to repeat and remind you that today i spoke with a very important person, an honorary professor of the king's college london , sir lawrence friedman, he is engaged in he is an expert in military research, so it is quite logical that he and i talked about the war that is currently going on in ukraine and how we will win this war, and then, of course, it will win and go into oblivion. well, that's all for me. my name is yuri fizer - see you 250 days of the russian-ukrainian war to your attention news on espresso anzhelika sesunko works in the studio on the left bank of the kherson region the occupiers are building fortifications along the entire coast 24 hours a day digging dugouts and buying equipment this was reported by the deputy of the kherson region regional councilor serhiy khlan, the invaders continue to totally rob local people, forcing people to leave for the left bank or to russia near the village of chulakivka, the invaders ente

as a student of history, i know that the friedman's bank -- freedman's bank records offer clinton toives of black families after the civil war who we eager to become a part of the american experiment. after generations of enslavement, they were ready to reap the benefits of the promise of freedom. yet, as we all know, this is a story of ramos is not capped -- story of promises not kept, a story of an institution that led people to believe they were protected, only to betray their trust. people of color in this country know this story all too well. the lesson it provides, we have a duty as leaders to prevent history from repeating itself. it is our duty to look to lessons from the past for a future where we can achieve true freedoms and equity. since day one, members of the biden harris administration have been students of history. we have sought guidance from the past to inform policies and decision-making, and that is one of the reasons i am so proud to serve in this administration and why i go proud of the work you're doing at hud, to make people's lives better. work you're going t

my dog about the number the constant, the dozen times or even wish him to interest this is george friedman, an american political scientist, and found of the private intelligence agency, stratfor unofficially dubbed the private cia by media around the world, the primordial interest of the united states over which for century we have fought wars 1st, 2nd cold war has been the relationship between germany and russia. because united, they are the only force that could threaten us. and to make sure that that doesn't happen. mm. i say this as a possible victim of islamic terrorism. it will happen on the shores of the wall. it's not about to be just a minute. please do not even deal with it. i'm sure that he was in love with us, which was actually nonsense order things on the i was in the middle, well, kind of a whole military, more so on your policy page and i started using all i'm doing on the phone. and if you don't mind yet, we'll try with you provided wish we always need it. barely get a minute for you. i get a minute here or number and just so you just put that void, move me real quick jus

david friedman, during the politicians tenure, the united states wranglers, israel sovereignty oh, the lamps, falcon worldwide outrage. since it was considered to be syrian land, but has been occupied by television since 1967, local journalist island pinzo tell us, tells us more. the center will be named after former us ambassador. the friedman, who, as part of the door champ administration, lead the american revolution of this area is, is rarely sovereign territory. back in march, 2019. the international community feels differently. most countries along the united nations consider it occupied land that israel captured from syria in 1967. israel however, claims it was the muskets that started the war. and later and next to this area in 9081 is a means to maintain peace and security for its people. syria has never recognize these live annexation and claims disturb tree will always be part of syria. joyce, israel is leaving india stand was the government's view while, unsurprisingly, that draws community or not. cuz i'm call, i am 43 years old. we can't ignore the fact that we have been

my dog about the number the constant, the dozen times or even wish him to enter this his, george friedman, an american political scientist. and found of the private intelligence agency stratfor unofficially dubbed the private cia by media around the world. the primordial interests of the united states over which for century we have fought wars for a 2nd. cold war has been the relationship between germany and russia because united, they are the only force that could threaten us. and to make sure that that doesn't happen. mm. i say this as a possible victim of islamic terrorism. it will happen was apparently she was of the, well, it's not about to be just like your mind you're pushed. it was the one that used to be of that was done by the lovely little bit. but she was, she was actual, non, for george or the things on the i was in the mr. well, kind of a whole, you will be the claim or still on your policy, your relation i started using while i'm doing all going to just so you know, mine yet was try with you provided wish not which always need if you're my new for you, i get a minute i see

the number, the constant pressing the dozen times or even wished him to interest this is george friedman, an american political scientist, and founder of the private intelligence agency, stratfor unofficially dubbed the private cia by media around the world. the primordial interest of the united states over which for century we have fought wars . first, 2nd cold war has been the relationship between germany and russia because united, they are the only force that could threaten us. and to make sure that that doesn't happen. mm. i say this as a possible victim of islamic terrorism, it will happen was apparently she was, well, it's not that there's to be just like your mind, you're not even dealing with it. i'm sure that he was over the globe move a little bit, but she was, she was actually non for your order that was not with the i was in the car, you will, but the military, clea, more still on your policy, your relation. i started using dollars doing all the just so you don't mind yet was try with you. wish there's not we always need if you're my new year, i get a minute here or number an

and this is george friedman, an american political scientist, and found of the private intelligence agency stratfor unofficially dubbed the private cia by media around the world. the primordial interest of the united states over which for century we have fought wars. first, 2nd cold war has been the relationship between germany and russia because united, they are the only force that could threaten us. and to make sure that that doesn't happen. mm. i say this as a possible victim of islamic terrorism, it will happen on the shores of the well, it's not that there's to be just like you might have pushed, it will be the one that you use. 2 or 3 of them is love me. when you go, but you will, you know, the actual nonsense, your order to go know what the i was in the as well can, you will likely more so on your policy page of relation i started up of the usual i'm doing on the new one yet let's try with new private i wish we'd always need your my new your for you. i get a minute here or number and just so usually that void, leave me the conscious at the she won't get in here. so you free goulburg

and tyson said, this is george friedman, an american political scientist. and founder of the private intelligence agency strat full unofficially dub the private cia by media around the world. the primordial interest of the united states over which for century we afford wars for 2nd cold war has been the relationship between germany and russia. because united they are the only force that could threaten us. and to make sure that that doesn't happen. say this as a possible victim of islamic terrorism. it will happen was apparently shows, well it's not about to be just a minute push. do we need to get them to be on that with them? let me put those on, but it shows actual nonsense your order. think about what the i was in the museum. i'll kind of you will be likely more so on your policy, your relation. i started using all, i'm doing all the going to just so you know, mine yet was try with you provided. wish not we always need if you're my new born you i get a minute here or number and just so usually put that voice, leave me the queen just at the she won't get

george friedman outlined the policy the united states should follow to prevent an alliance between germany and russia. do united states for the fundamental interest? it controls all the oceans of the world. no power is ever done that because of that, we get to invade people and they don't get to invade us. it's a very nice thing. maintaining control to see and control of space was found. they should have our power the best way to defeat an enemy fleet is to let it be built. the way the british managed to make certain that no european power could build a fleet to make sure the europeans are each other's throats. experts contended the same technique has been adopted in washington to keep russia and germany in a constant state of conflict so that they can never, ever join forces and surpass the united states in influencing power. especially for the 1st one, i mean to come at us, i use your money at the start of the bio eaters, of which you guy, you know, whatever to do with don't you still have machine guns over but the war, the pastor taught the fellow casual if sure before you him because t

for all of this, let me bring in "the new york times" columnist tom friedman. tom, welcome.rst thing i want to ask you is, we often don't think a lot about what a countermove of the other side will be. so we've been waging this unprecedented war against vladamir putin. how do you think putin is thinking about it, and what is his most likely response, though we're low pressure seeing some of them. >> well, fareed, putin's most likely response we've already seen, which is to i think, blow up that pipeline out of russia that was providing natural gas for europe. in combination with our own ban on imports from russian oil. we're going to create a situation here where a lot of european countries are going to have a very cold and uncomfortable winter. and gas and oil prices around the world will be extremely high. and i think that's basically putin's hail mary, fareed, where he's going to throw as many troops into ukraine to hold the ground, hope that oil prices spike as high as possible in the winter, force people around the world to choose between heating and eating, and create

so milton friedman asked long dead. but when she entered has nothing to do with our european on russian economy. and he is not an agent of record due to the russian restaurant you autonomy just gave you of what he said is with truth witness. nobody objected truth, but we're coming and the european leadership is ignoring the basic economy, economic principles. they can go and they're actually chosen that when you're going to give me a driving down, the standards of life of their own citizens are getting heat soon. me if we must understand that if we put a cap on it, the prices of russian oil and gas listed. so this will inevitably seem that will lead to a deterioration of her the, to the energy climate and economic climate across the world. this will lead to further growth all those prices nation. and that's the, like i said before, it will hates the poorest countries hardest to middle class. this is not just me saying it's an economist of their highest caliber are saying the same thing all the time. elian at if no inter

and tyson said, this is george friedman, an american political scientist. and founder of the private intelligence agency, stratfor unofficially dubbed the private cia by media around the world, the primordial interest of the united states over which for century we have fought wars. first. second cold war has been the relationship between germany and russia. because united they are the only force that could threaten us and to make sure that that doesn't happen. mm. i say this as a possible victim of islamic terrorism. it will happen at least well, it's not about to be just like your mind, you're not even going to use them. 2 or 3 of them is blocking the problem when you go, but you will, you know, for sure the actual nonsense order the ground the i was in the middle. well, you will likely more still on your policy, your relation. i started using dollars doing onto just so you know, mine yet was try with you provided wish but it's not always neat. if you're my new for you, i get a minute here or number and just so usually did that voice, leave me the consciou

as a student of history, i know that the friedman's bank -- freedman's bank records offer clinton toives of black families after the civil war who we eager to become a part of the american experiment. after generations of enslavement, they were ready to reap the benefits of the promise of freedom. yet, as we all know, this is a story of ramos is not capped -- story of promises not kept, a story of an institution that led people to believe they were protected, only to betray their trust. people of color in this country know this story all too well. the lesson it provides, we have a duty as leaders to prevent history from repeating itself. it is our duty to look to lessons from the past for a future where we can achieve true freedoms and equity. since day one, members of the biden harris administration have been students of history. we have sought guidance from the past to inform policies and decision-making, and that is one of the reasons i am so proud to serve in this administration and why i go proud of the work you're doing at hud, to make people's lives better. work you're going t

this is george friedman, an american political scientist. and founder of the private intelligence agency, stratfor unofficially dubbed the private cia by media around the world. the primordial interest of the united states over which for century we have fought wars . first, 2nd cold war has been the relationship between germany and russia because united, they are the only force that could threaten us. and to make sure that that doesn't happen. me, i say this as a possible victim of islamic terrorism. it will happen was apparently she was the, well, it's not that there's to be just like, you know, when you're finished with the, or the one that you use 2 or 3 of them is love. when you go but it was actually nonsense order things on the, on the as well kind of a whole, you know, really clean more so on your policy page, a relation of, of the usual i'm doing on the phone just so you don't mind yet. let's try with you provided and we wish we'd always meet your mind you're you get a minute here or not, but just so usual to put that void. leave me

and that this is george friedman, an american political scientist, and founder of the private intelligence agency, stratfor unofficially dubbed the private cia by media around the world. the primordial interest of the united states over which for century we have fought wars . first, 2nd cold war has been the relationship between germany and russia because united, they are the only force that could threaten us. and to make sure that that doesn't happen. mm. i say this as a possible victim of islamic terrorism, it will happen on the shores of the well, it's not about to be just a minute. please do not even use them to be with them in love with them but, but she was, she was actual nonsense order things on the i was in the middle, well kind of a whole military claim or still a good policy. your relation. i started using all, i'm doing all the new mine yet with with new bridal wish lot. which was neat. if they get a minute for you, i get a minute i see or not, but i'm to so usually what does that way? leave me a quick look at these you what you do and what i see here for you free i did my grou

the number, the constant pressing the dozen times or even wish him to interest this his, george friedman, an american political scientist and founder of the private intelligence agency, stratfor unofficially dubbed the private ca, by media around the world, the primordial interest of the united states over which for century we have fought wars 1st, 2nd cold war has been the relationship in germany and russia because united, they are the only force that could threaten us. and to make sure that that doesn't happen. mm. i say this as a possible victim of islamic terrorism, it will happen was apparently shows, well it's not about to be just a minute push. do we need to get them to be on that with them but, but she will, it was, she was actual nonsense. yours or the think about what the i was in the middle. well, kind of a whole so you will be likely more still on your policy, your relation. i started using all, i'm doing all the new mine yet with try with new private wish which always need if you're my new born you i get a minute here or number and just so usually put that voice, leave me th

and tyson said, this is george friedman, an american political scientist. and founder of the private intelligence agency strat full unofficially dub the private cia by media around the world. the primordial interest of the united states over which for century were fort wars. first, 2nd, cold war has been the relationship between germany and russia because united, they are the only force that could threaten us. and to make sure that that doesn't happen, i say this as a possible victim of islamic terrorism. it will happen is important issues of well, it's not supposed to be just ideal one, your question was the as to why my knee was idealised with the global pedals. those are when you go, but you will see those which was actually not yours or topic. well, no matter what the i was on the missouri russell, so sure. but many people clean more so on your policy, 3 generation i was under the most of your party using all i'm doing on the phone even if you saw me there. so if you don't mind yet, let's try new private, worse. but it's not, we always need if they get

and tyson said, this is george friedman, an american political scientist. and found a of the private intelligence agencies strat full unofficially dub the private cia by media around the world. the primordial interest of the united states over which for century we afford wars for 2nd cold war has been the relationship between germany and russia because united they are the only force that could threaten us. and to make sure that that doesn't happen. i say this as a possible victim of islamic terrorism, it will happen. well, it's not, there's to be just a minute push. that was the one that used to be of that with the lovely little bit, but she will, it was she was actually non 15 years or the think about what the i was in the as well kind of a whole source, you will likely more so on your policy, your relation i started using while i'm doing all the going to do so. so if you don't mind yet, let's try with you. probably not. we always need your mind your, you get a minute here or number and just so usually what does that voice, leave me the queen just at the s

today on the program, i'll talk to "new york times" columnist tom friedman who points out not only is the united states involved in the largest war in europe since world war ii, but america has also entered a sort of tech war with china. and an energy struggle with saudi arabia. what in the world is going on? and china's leaders, more than 2,000 of them, are gathering this week to make major decisions about the country's decision for the next five years and beyond. on the agenda, an unprecedented third term in office for xi jinping. what else will be decided? i will talk to the former prime minister of australia. >>> then -- stop the steal maybe headed south of the border, as latin america's largest democracy seems to be taking cues from its neighbor up north. >> you don't concede when there's theft involved. >> we'll tell you about the controversy with brazil's presidential election. but first here's my take. a distinguished russia expert has argued that the west's confrontation with russia over ukraine has already brought us into world war iii. that is dangerous hyperbole. what made

all the way back to adam smith as being partly a moral discipline my teacher your colleague ben friedman, you know wrote a very powerful book on the moral consequences of economic growth growing societies are healthy societies that personal journey has always stuck with me and force me to put the pandy client if i can just pick up on some of the interesting things you said so i would make an observation you're about walls that you said, you know, if they're they're very few things that like just really all economists agree on but one of them, is that free trade is basically good you need to protect the losers will come back to that and president trump put up remarkable barriers to trade in china's an interesting question. we might come back to but he was doing it to canada doing it to france and some of these barriers to trade are the things president. biden has not taken down. i mean, i think a lot of people viewed this as president trump taking a page out of the democratic party playbook because republican party at all. we stood for free trade and i wonder you know what you think about

so milton friedman asked long dead, but he is, he has nothing to do with our european on russian economy. and he is not an agent of record you to the russian restaurant you economy gave you of what he said is ruth truth in the clear but objective truth. but we're coming and the european leadership is ignoring the basic economy economic principles. they can go and there to actually shows us that when i came striving down the standards of life, of their own citizens are getting huge soon me if we must understand that if we put a cap on the, the, the prices of.

others - these are simply not businessmen when they tell me about the enormous abilities of some friedmann well, i saw him, and he was the minister of coal, gaidar, if i were the minister of voters would also become a millionaire a billionaire i apologize when you are in the government that distributes billions well, it is somehow strange that you do not take yourself, measure yourself a billion well, you will go there because you can put on the smartest face for yourself, but the question arises and what did you do after that what's wrong with your business, what did you develop, well, you have this money, well, i have a bank that enjoys state patronage, they say that this bank even has some fate of putin . well, of course, all this will grow because you can all this is to be used, and what is the business, we know, like the business of steve jobs, we know what business musk was sitting on, you can’t help but like your passport, but he is full of ideas, we know what business henry ford had there, we know what business billieta a i apologize to friedman's business, it 's the bank's fault

allen friedman is a political journalist. he's the author of the biography my way. berlusconi in his own words. he's currently lagrano and joins us live to shed some light on this. so look, coalition building in italy, we've seen it sometimes take ages. it can be really messy. this time though it should be more straightforward, right? absolutely. yeah, this is the 1st time, but a g 7 pedigree has had a far right leader and ga maloney. it has already done her negotiations with her to coalition partners, 86 year old silvio berlusconi, an anti immigrants, nationalist, but taylor selby. and she has done the said devising of the goods, creating to deputy prime ministers, one. berlusconi is right hands, a man, antonio play jani, former president of the or environment than the other. but taylor selby. the anti immigrant pro who g o. one of their vision about time in government has been formed . there are 3 right being leaders in it, there's berlusconi. so beanie and maloney, the prime minister. 2 of those 3 are potent apologists, wh

these are simply not businessmen when they tell me about the enormous abilities of a certain friedmanell, i saw an avian, and he was the minister of warriors. gaidar, if i were a minister, anyone would also become millionaire billionaire i'm sorry when you are in the government that distributes billions well, it's kind of strange that you don't take care of yourself, measure yourself a billion well, you will go there because you can put on the smartest face for yourself, but the question arises and what did you do after that, what about your business, what such developed, well, you have this money, well, i have a bank that enjoys state patronage, they say that this bank even has some fate of putin well, of course, all this will grow because you can use it all, and what is the business, but we know how and the business of steve jobs, we know what kind of business they ate on masks and lampas , but he is full of ideas. the business of some scumbag over there. he was given the state plant and the sixth plant. well, that is the question. well, that’s what i’m talking about. they’re just d

miss of the economic miracle years subsided. economic seriously. milton friedman from hyatt put forward a counter theory, the less date, the better this clash of new development and theories, the letter paradigm. hi. it was a threat to freedom. he valued freedom even above equality. and think that that value meant that he constructed a sort of theory of how the economy should work, which we now call less a fair or the washington consensus, or that sort of very liberal tradition of economic policy making that we should let markets do their business and let individuals make their choices. his famous book, the road to serfdom, had a big influence on margaret thatcher as well as on reagan. as soon as she took off this prime minister in may, 979, she lamented higher principles, comp, privatization, and pre world war to minimal state. to be done. she's very big figure in british history because she was really the 1st person who told britain, after many decades of decline, that actually britain shouldn't accept that it was declining the contents of around . and then in a tough way, said that s

the german powers there that existed last year, which is happening now, and here it is what did friedmano prevent the union of germany and russia, what does blinken say? well, this is such an opportunity, wonderful, why did this happen? who is to blame, but they will look for the guilty. i think about 100 years and then someday the documents will be declassified, and then not will be clear. who did this, because at the end they will hide in the water, so obviously this is a sabotage that is beneficial specifically to the british and americans to weaken. well, in principle, eurasia is the main subjects of, first of all , germany, russia, and china, because the link between china and continental europe in the economic trade, of course, strengthened the whole of eurasia, as opposed to their maritime power. that's what happened it's open. act. this sabotage of aggression is no longer covered by anything, and politicians do not even hide it especially. it you know how the scavengers operate on the one hand, destroying the economy of their ally. here, in this case, the quote is absolutely conv

girl was doing which was trying to ensure -- friedman bureau. which was to ensure equality. the originalism point will be interesting to see and i am not sure how different numbers of the court are going to come out on that question or if they are going to decide altogether, which they might do. one other argument that i found really interesting was justice jackson had a typo in which she said ok -- a hypo in which she said what if a student is from five generations in north carolina, a white student. they say my family has been him before slavery. five generations of gone to u nc and i honor my family to be able to go to unc. another student says my family has been in north carolina since before the civil war, my family was enslaved. they have not had the opportunities to go. people in my family have not had the opportunities to go to unc and i want to honor my family and history in north carolina to do that. she basically flipped it on its head and said under the petitioner's argument, the first guy, the white guy, can have his history give hi

confirmation of this mentality was cited by an american economist nobel laureate milton friedman prizeif you want to create a shortage, like tomatoes, all you have to do is pass a law that retailers ca n't sell tomatoes for more than 2 cents a pound. you will immediately get a shortage of tomatoes, the same with her or gas, let me remind you that melton passed away in 2006. he had nothing to do with the russian government, and he definitely can’t be recorded in the russian agents of influence these obvious considerations. on someone else's command , they are deliberately pursuing a course towards the industrialization of their countries to reduce the quality of life of citizens, which is unconditional? that there are irreversible consequences , i will say one thing, russia will not. to act contrary to common sense at our own expense to pay for someone else's well-being, we will not supply energy resources to those countries that will limit their prices to those who, instead of business partnerships and market mechanisms, prefer cheating tricks and shameless blackmail. and we are in suc

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