with the oligarchs, ever since every president was either a direct descendant of there, like george bush srming president, he was the director of the cia, or at least... agreed with their whims, with their warriors, adhered to the plan for the empire, it’s like randomly it's 2016, who would have thought that trump would win, here you have a problem, you're always trying to take him out, knock him down, you know, throw him off the stage, but at the same time you're infiltrating his administration to your people at least ruined as much as possible and... process over the general election, if they could put whoever they wanted in office, would they just do it? you wouldn't see any of these extreme measures if they could just push a button. so, there is a problem, something is broken, something is going wrong, because i think, in fact, they are afraid of an uprising of the people. so, a working guess for people like me who are observing but don't know very well what it actually is. "we know that we have about 100 days left, we have 4 weeks before the national meeting democratic committee, and t

real ones victims to stop you from gaining power, otherwise we will become a totalitarian state, george bush sr he was the director of the cia, or at least went along with their whims, with their warriors, adhered to the plan for the empire, here, as if by chance, 2016 comes, who would would you have thought that trump would win? and so you have a problem, you're always trying to take him down, knock him down, you know, throw him off the stage, but at the same time you're infiltrating his administration so that your people can at least screw up as much as possible, and so you get people like pompeo and bolton who try to do a couple of regime change operations in venezuela, for example, or do different things in the persian gulf, but it doesn't work because at the end of the day the president is still not one of yours people, and this is how they deliver. from him in 2020, finally they have a fallback option: legal methods don't work, nothing works, you always know that in such a situation you have a nuclear option, like in sixty- three, yes, just murder, you wouldn't want do it first and foremo

mikhail gorbachev and george bush sr. put their signatures.tially stopped the arms race. it not only made it possible to reduce the nuclear arsenals of the two superpowers, but introduced into the practice of dialogue between moscow and washington on... the issue such concepts as mutual trust and mutual control; from the start-1 treaty , the process of accumulating nuclear weapons was replaced by a process of gradual reduction of stocks of what what can destroy the entire planet more than once. it was followed by the strategic offensive reductions treaty and the start iii treaty. in 2023, russia suspended its participation in it; in addition to reducing the number of charges, the agreement provides for mutual inspection. but the americans actually prevented the arrival of our inspectors, however, as mit noted, russia will continue to comply with the quantitative restrictions on weapons provided for by this treaty. this is what this day in history was like. were you hiding behind the trees somewhere? in you changed the lights yesterday, they ar

george bush sr. was vice -president then president of the united states, that is , in fact, this is agure of presidential caliber, than for a long time for the next, well, at least 12 years, and this is really serious, and vance is, after all, a figure from the lower classes who has come through. without the army, he fought as a marine in iraq, he didn’t fight there, communications service was involved in public relations, it doesn’t matter, in the active armed forces he graduated from university, he’s a decent university , then the school of law, work in silicon valley, that is, this is not entirely this is not a typical path for... a person from deep state, in fact, except for the yale school of law, except for the yale school of law, this is also not not, does not mean that he passed through jardov of this deep state, in any case, this person is new, certainly interesting, a person whom we have actually discussed more than once in our program. and he was presented, but the way he was presented and how the audience perceived him, it really needs to be seen. let's look at how he beca

the president of the united states, george bush sr., then immediately arrived on a visit to kiev.the americans saw the first result of their efforts; ukraine adopted new principles foreign policy, where the independent future was proclaimed in such structures as nato and the osce. one more time. over the course of 11 years, graduates of american educational and propaganda programs, such foundations as usa, became the main driving force behind the first maidan, which completely installed the president of ukraine, viktor yushchenko, in the chair. the washington-oriented second maidan, when the americans overthrew the legitimate president viktor yanukovych and installed petro poroshenko in his place. the goal was achieved, ukraine plunged into chaos civil war. then one of the architects of american policy in ukraine, victoria , told how much this project cost the americans. we have invested more than $5 million to help ukrainians achieve these and other goals that will ensure a secure, prosperous... democratic ukraine, today there are senior officials in the government of ukraine, in

was taken out of the game, by the way, this is not news today. lost in the presidential race to george bush srmember that. this time, too, the comrades-in-arms spent a very long time persuading the sleepy, well, according to some versions, on the contrary, the cheerful one. joe, that means the media, politicians, and everyone who is not too lazy tried to get out of the presidential race. in general, you tried, look what that effort looked like, show us. former us president barack obama told his party members that president biden needs to seriously think about the viability of his... democratic representatives on friday said in a joint message from biden that the time has come to pass the torch to a new generation of democratic leaders. joe, i love and respect you, but the stakes are too high to lose right now. it's time to pass the torch to kamala. i worked with president biden and was never afraid to stand up to him when he even doing something wrong, and while i appreciate his commitment to our country, i believe president biden should not seek a second term. these are only official ones tha

mikhail gorbachev and george bush, sr. moscow was supposed to pay $674 million by 2030.2006. yes, americans, of course, are such americans, roosevelt, yes he said that, he says, imagine, that your neighbor’s house is on fire, and you have a garden hose, so you lend him this hose, well , for money, imagine, at the neighbor’s house he says, he says, here’s the hose, he says, thank you very much, he says 17, that’s 17, he says dollars per hour, well it turns out like this, okay, listen, they have the right, in fact, it’s interesting here, that means it’s interesting here, lelis, i repeat, this is not some kind of altruistic help, you have to pay for it. to pay, we only paid in 2006, in full, everything, we don’t owe anything, what about ukraine? 500 billion, 500, damn, excuse me, billions, well, if you translate these 500 billion into money from the second world war, but it will be akin to, probably, 30 billion dollars that the united states of america allocated to great britain as lentlease. for us, we know, it’s from 9 to 11 billion. there’s a difference, what they shippe

sr. adviser to the president and stewart stevens, a veteran of the mitt romney and george w. bush presidential campaign. he is now with the lincoln project. can i just say, david, that it is very clear that donald trump is mad about these attacks about project 2025 because it seems as though they have been effective. but the reality is that a lot of the policies in this 900 page document, they do in fact overlap with what donald trump has said on the campaign trail. so make it make sense for us. >> well, simone, i think if you study donald trump at all you will see that he really never likes to back down. never likes to admit a mistake. and he is running from this as fast as someone his age can run. and so i think that shows it's a tell that they probably got research showing that this is taking on water. at this is his blueprint. it is very consistent with what he ran on in '16 and tried -- very consistent with what he talked about doing in this campaign. obviously was written and designed by the people that worked in the admin, want to work in this administration. so if anything