the reforms were prepared, but mikhail gorbachev already announced them. the council. ministers, formally he is on gorbachev’s team, but it’s difficult to call them like-minded people. the hardest time of my life nikolai ryshkov will then name the years 1988-90. young economists offer a mythical concept of improving the country's health in 500 days and propose to lower prices. experienced ryshkov and the council of ministers are developing their own program, more cautious, vital, with an eye on the social sphere. it means that this program is 500 days. program, when everyone thought that in 500 days there would be a heavenly paradise in our country, i perfectly understood that this was nonsense, i believed that we had to gradually... an evolutionary transition, that the country was not ready to immediately throw itself upside down like that, how many i could, i said, listen, but remember , and remember what you are doing, otherwise you will die if you follow this path, no, you, enough, enough, that means we will put things in order ourselves, we will live

gorbachev." he said, "remember how much a polar bear weighs." and it's enough to break the ice. and this is already. vladimir putin's digital twin asks a question to the real one. vladimir putin, but here at least they made a deepfake of their own, so they smiled and moved on to another topic. so i see, you may be like me and speak in my voice, but i thought and decided that only one who resembles me should speak in my voice a person, and that person will be i. vladimir zelensky was less fortunate.

formally, he is on gorbachev’s team, but it is difficult to call them like-minded people. ryshkov would later call the years 1988-90 the most difficult time of his life. young economists offer a mythical concept. i’m ready to throw myself head first like that, as much as i could, i said, listen , come to your senses, remember what you are doing, it means you will die if you follow this path, no, you, enough, enough, that means we will put things in order ourselves, we will live richly, not like that , as with you, nikolai ryshkov, as the head of government, suffered the most difficult stories of the era of the late ussr. april 26, 1986, an accident at... ryshkov became the only non-armenian who was called a national hero of armenia. in december 1988, a catastrophic earthquake occurred in spetaki. already left for armenia, organized the evacuation of residents to the country’s sanatoriums, medical and humanitarian assistance. it is not for nothing that he is considered a great friend of armenia; in 2008 he was awarded the medal of the order of the hero of armenia. as the he

here he talks about his meeting with gorbachev. once in russia i ran into gorbachev.e said. using special sensors and the so -called green screen. according to the idea , the digital leader can be inserted into any room, of any size. in a word, with his you can do anything with an image, hence the skepticism among analysts about zelensky’s trips to the front line. dmitry peskov elon musk went completely online and tested a new russian development. the president of belarus suddenly spoke masterfully in french on the internet, although he himself admits that he does not know this language. deep facebook was blinded. in belarus, i don't speak french at all. they listen, and then they can put any infection into their mouths. and people will look, is this our president or not? that is, this thing. greatly affects the world, the relationships of people, here we need to be very careful, we cannot avoid it. in general, a new reality that can change your life. in russia, 2 years ago they even released the world's first deep facebook series. the main role in which was played ve

tragedy of 1941 would not be repeated, any sensible person could understand this, but apparently gorbachevmpany, such obvious things were either incomprehensible , that is, they were just fools. or they were simply national traitors, so i invite our viewers to draw this conclusion for themselves; as for the global south, i would not use such a term in relation to asian countries, first of all, that is, china, india, vietnam, the states of asia minor or western asia, and so on, because our relations with them are long-standing, but very uneven, we just need to understand that now both beijing and ... some economic interests, in order to stand, defend their political positions and get an ally, albeit temporary, to solve specific problems; these are all issues of current politics. and one more important circumstance: russia can play a very important role in relations with the south. positive and, perhaps, the only role in the modern situation of a mediator in the relationship between the main ones. players of the asian continent, well, for example, between the same china and the same india, s

, accusing him of thoughtless destruction, it was he who told gorbachev that he had lit a lantern overt knowing where he could land, he said this to the head of the country, to his face, to this day many should learn from this good audacity. prokhanov recalls when disaster struck in august of 1991, when famous generals and marshals and noble party leaders fled from the battlefield, when monuments were toppled in moscow, and the security officers huddled in quiet closets, russian writers, led by bondrev, gave a spiritual battle to victory. perestroika that night in the union of russian writers on komsomolsky prospekt, when the troops had already fled from moscow, and red-hot crowds were marching through the streets and squares, monstrous whirlwinds were already blowing glorifying yeltsin, then in the headquarters of the writers' union we barricaded the entrances, locked ourselves in, as we locked ourselves in our old believers in the monastery, and were ready to burn in the fire, but not go out with a noose around their necks to the victorious democrats, we sang songs, played guitars, d

andropov makes such a mistake by bringing gorbachev closer.l party member, who did not particularly stand out and was not noticed in any political groups, but the same can be said about the young andropov, he apparently simply found some kind of external similarity in his biography. at the turn of the sixties , andropovo’s position in the central committee was secondary, he oversaw the socialist countries, and then from the sixty-second year. in general, everything is abroad. khrushchev's vacillations, the conspiracy against the first secretary, everything passes him by. andropov does not interfere in the squabbling of like-minded people. he's making a career. and he, if you look at the photographs, he never came to the fore, he stands in the second row everywhere, and i was also the only one who asked, i say, well, how are you the second, third person, well, show yourself, this is exactly what i should do no need, you know, he had a completely clear position, to maintain modesty, and this came from within him, in 1967, leonid brezhnev... appo

a new russian leader, mikhail gorbachev, came to power.s for this moment, - and yet mr gorbachev�*s first words were easy—going and natural. "dobriy den," he says. "good morning." gorbachev and president ronald reagan met at a historic summit. shortly after, the two superpowers signed the start treaty, a commitment to reduce the number of nuclear weapons. the cold war was over and a new era of arms control began. that was really an incredibly promising time because the cold war had ended and we had this opportunity to rethink the role of nuclear weapons in us policy, and to greatly reduce. and nuclear weapons were greatly reduced over that time by a total of about 80%. in 2010, us president obama signed a second start treaty with russian president medvedev to reduce their stockpiles still further. i was responsible for negotiating the new start treaty. it causes us to limit our deployments of nuclear warheads to 1,550 warheads each. was a bit of a golden moment, i would say, in the us—russian relationship, and we were lucky to be able to g

the face, if you look at the mood, but i’m small. a fan of putin , but i was and remain a fan of gorbachevabout an hour and a half, an important point about national identity in russia, gorbachev’s rating was about 6%, he was not particularly liked, putin is about 90, and stalin’s rating was about 30%, so in russia there is this national idea and faith in a strong ruler, and this is all sad, but the only way to improve the situation so that... they want a more open society, which, in my opinion, gorbachev was striving for while working hand in hand with reagan, is only through example, through mutual exchange of trade, and not through sanctions. honestly, i don’t think most americans understand what russia is, because they don’t even tell us anything about it, so it would be nice to know more about it. last question about niki haley, you mentioned that her views are very similar to those of. nicky halley? probably as much as each implemented law. half the republicans side with mccon and the democrats, so almost every bad law passed in the senate in the last 2 years

by the way, these lectures by dmitry gorbachev that you mention, we also organized, i was a co-organizern, and it was actually an attempt to return malevich to the walls of the academy, actually, when malevich taught in the late 20s, it was a different time, it was another academy of arts, it is not there, for example, a european journalist who came to kyiv called it the kyiv bauhaus, because it was an absolutely unique art school, where volodymyr tatlin, oleksandr bogomazov, mykhailo boychuk, malevich, and a lot of generally prominent artists who gathered in the same walls taught at the same time, and each of them had their own teaching method, it was the period is actually this ukraine.

by the way , these are the lectures of dmitry gorbachev that you are talking about remember, we also organized, i was a co-organizer then, and it was actually an attempt to return malevich to the walls of the academy, and in fact, when malevich taught in the late 20s, it was a different time, it was a different art academy, it is not for nothing that, for example, a european journalist who came to kyiv called it the kyiv bauhaus, because it was. an absolutely unique art school, where volodymyr tatlin, oleksandr bogomazov, mykhailo boychuk, malevich, and a lot of outstanding artists who gathered there in the same walls, and each of them had their own teaching method there, it was the period of this ukrainization and skrypnyk's policy, so it's all thanks to him, so it's specifically the year 1924, we have clear records of 1930. dates of this period, when the rector was ivan vrona, he was actually appointed a violinist there, and in fact, even the appointment of malevich, avron agreed with skrypnyk, as we know from the documents, that is, there were direct direct connections, and this i

the fact that there is ukrainian in malevich, yes, why is he ukrainian, but you mentioned dmytro gorbachevo his wonderful, simply wonderful lectures, i advise everyone to ukrainian, it is now called... and the art academy, yes, and he talks about malevich in particular, these are extremely interesting lectures, and it was actually at the art academy, but i remember that you made a film in the 19th year about malevich, yes, and this film is called malevich was born in to ukraine, you are the screenwriter of this film, and what struck me was that pavlo gudimov tells that in this very art academy there was opposition to the fact that, in the kyiv academy, there was opposition to the fact that malevich is part of the history of this academy, that malevich taught in them, that is, some of the teachers did not know this at all, how could this happen, why did this happen, how could this happen, by the way, these are the lectures of dmitri gorbachev that you mention, we also organized them, i was a co-organizer then, and it was actually an attempt to return malevich in the walls of the academy, ac

attention to malevich's connections with ukraine, it would be fair to mention dmytro omlyanovich gorbachev, who in general is the discoverer of the avant-garde, this is a person who actually with his own hands unwound these shafts that were intended for destruction, this special fund in the national art museum, it was the avant-garde art that was purposefully destroyed by the bolsheviks in the 1930s, and of which in fact very little remained, and we ourselves... destroyed, their works were destroyed, archives were destroyed, and this actually made it possible to say later that you had nothing here, yes, if, how can we talk about kyiv malevich's period, if there is nothing to talk about, that's it, but as it turned out, some archives have the property of emerging from the ashes, appearing and actually creating history, rewriting, we will definitely talk about this now, about the fact that in malevich is ukrainian, yes, why is it ukrainian, but you mentioned dmytro gorbachev, i listened to him beautiful i recommend lectures in ukrainian to everyone, it is not called an art institute, but an

to pay attention to connections. with ukraine , it will be fair to remember dmytro omilyanovich gorbachev, who in general is the discoverer of the avant-garde, this is the man who actually unrolled these ramparts with his own hands, which were destined for destruction, this special fund in the national art museum, this was the avant-garde art that was purposefully destroyed by the bolsheviks in the 30s, and of which very little is actually left, and the artists themselves were destroyed, their works were destroyed, the archives were destroyed, and this was actually what allowed it later. to say that you didn't have anything here, yes, if, how can you talk about malevich's kyiv period, if there is nothing to talk about, well, but, as it turned out, some archives have the property of emerging from the ashes, appearing and actually creating history, to rewrite, we will definitely talk about it now, about the fact that there is ukrainian in malevich, yes, why is he ukrainian, but you mentioned dmytro gorbachev, i listened to him wonderful, wonderful lectures, i advise everyone in ukrainian, t

>> no, no, not gorbachev, nothing. >> gorbachev, the president of the israeli. no, no, sorry. >> michael jordan. no, no, no, no. well, they went to the moon and it was shot from dallas. johnny, sorry, is is towards the moon and mars. that is a country that takes a two hour lunch break, put on a better show than we do. jimmy, host of fox news saturday night and author of cancel culture. there it is, joins me now. did you watch snl? >> of course. and we should start with the obvious for shane gillis. you're welcome. my book comes out a month ago. what do they do? they book gillis right back on the show. he's the g chapter in the show. oh, god. great night. i'm obviously being facetious. >> it was a great night for comedy. it was a fleeting, great night for snl because for one night they did what we kind of came up on, which was just having a good time because that's who he is he's not an activist. he's a comedian first. and he was having a good time like the trump sketch is legitimately funny, hilarious. the shoes in real life retail for 399. letitia james says th

gorbachev's rating was about 6%. he wasn't particularly liked.nd stalin’s rating was about 30%. so in russia there is this national idea and belief in a strong ruler. and this is all sad, but the only way to improve the situation is for them to want a more open society, which is what i think is the case. honestly, i don’t think most americans understand what russia is, because they don’t even tell us anything about it, so it would be nice to know more about it. last question about nicky haley, you mentioned that her views are very similar to the views of some of your republican colleagues, including party leader mitch maconow. if. hold an anonymous presidential election among senate republicans, how many votes do you think niki halley would get? probably as much as every law passed, half the republicans are on the side of mcconnoll and the democrats, so almost every bad law passed in the senate in the last 2 years, all democrats vote for it, half the republicans, mccon himself brings with him half, sometimes less , sometimes only 15 , we want to

overlooked or not focused on enough so then the second book is about reagan and the final summits with gorbachev and the speech he gives at moscow state university which in the big of history is an amazing speech if you think about it and it just wasn't focused on a lot of the time and then at the brink is fdr churchill and stalin planning d-day at their conference which gets over status by yalta so it's another spotlight that i wanted to give to something that i didn't think was focused on. once that three-day series was done and the beginning and the middle in the end of the cold war i wanted to find something that was also overlooked and i looked at grant and i thought, i know nothing about his presidency other than he was a drunk and it was scandal filled and he basically handed the baton off. i didn't really know and i'm a student of history and so we started digging in and grant, people will focus on his time as general which is really spectacular and there's amazing stories in the book to go through his time. it's 800 pages which i'm a big fan of but then he spends a lot of time on his pr

would come young deputies, who knows, maybe they are supporters of putin, or maybe they are like gorbachevre to be more interaction, when they come here they will see all this beautiful things, well, there is entertainment, culture, everything that our freedoms give us, and maybe it would influence them, they would want it? he wrote that ukraine should be a buffer between east and west, one leg in the east, the other in the west and they had to negotiate with both sides for their own benefit, they are already acting as a buffer, because many people do not even realize and what seems amazing is that during this war, in which 1000 people have already died, you know that russia pays ukraine money for the pipeline, right during the war gas flows through ukraine, and russia pays the rent, most of the time. stalin's rating was about 30%, so in russia there is this national idea and faith in a strong ruler, and this is all sad, but the only way to improve the situation is for them to want a more open society, which, in my opinion, gorbachev strived for with his working hand hand in hand with reag

congratulations from vladimir shevchenko, former head of service protocol of mikhail gorbachev and borisnniversary. in fact, it was shevchenko who created the protocol service from scratch. he began his political career in 1962, in particular he was the head of the sector of the komsomol department and the head of the general department of the central committee in the lks. he worked as second secretary at the soviet embassy in cuba, and headed the affairs management sector of the cpsu central committee. in the protocol service of gorbachev and yeltsin in 2000, he became an adviser to the president. the electoral commission center today approved the texts of the ballot paper, which will be used for voting in the russian presidential elections. the candidates' names will be listed in alphabetical order. in total, 113 million ballots will be printed. well, the election campaign is now in full swing, as it is going. egor grigoriev will talk about this. georgievna, hello. hello. patients of the dialysis department of the mordovian central hospital, satisfied with the treatment and conditions

yes, your gorbachev will ruin our country. do they say at your work? but at my work they say, we don’t fall before the shot is fired. "i wish you health, yuri anatolyevich, i wish you health, health, health, i sent you for the germans to look after , and you managed to get into a corpse, what happened to howard, officially a heart attack, not officially, the blood is clean, the heart is in perfect order, it didn’t come to sex and a heart attack, who did you work for, the cia, well , little things, a courier for union ." was driving around, we suspect that he was not at the hotel empty-handed, i wonder for which of the nevets the parcel was intended, the germans are flying away tomorrow, work the hotel, the second head office, let them deal with the corpse, your job is to find the parcel. yes i remember he sipped whiskey all evening, then he asked me to take the pills with a glass of water, i took them, i didn’t see them. are you again? i've already told you everything. what pills did the american citizen take? he said for male

they offered different solutions, and my mother wrote a letter to gorbachev.er from me, and to my father’s friends. we also wrote some different letters to us while my mother was alive, and this whole story somehow dissolved, yes, yes, he is a great man, but we don’t know anything, for everyone, absolutely, yes, and the spanish king too nothing, no, i don’t even remember whether we received an answer from him; in moscow, foreign journalists most often asked alexandrov’s wife has one question: could your husband voluntarily stay abroad; there was absolutely no point in him staying in the west. firstly, why? and he was very well settled, moreover, he returned to moscow with a specific purpose, after 2 weeks he defended his doctoral dissertation, and that automatically entailed an increase in social status and a change in work, up to the post of director of the institute, head of the laboratory, he already was. vladimir loved his wife and daughter very much, it was a family in which there was a lot of love between a man. vladimir had already disappeared, as a stu

oleg gorbachev, a lawyer, because the ukrainian mass media very cautiously, modestly and even sadly reported the un court in the hague rejected most of ukraine's accusations against the russian federation. and mr. oleg and i will discuss exactly this, why it happened, so that you understand who he is, he is also a lawyer, among others, stanislav aseev, who was in captivity, everyone knows very well about him and do you remember who sat for a long time and wandered very, very badly there in russian, or rather temporarily in temporarily russian territories, so we invited him to explain to us, and what happened to the ukrainian side in these? discussions, good health, mr. oleg , thank you, good evening, mr. mykola, look, first of all, i want to emphasize the fact that never before in history has any state, precisely according to those conventions, namely the convention on the fight against financing of terrorism, no states have yet had a dispute, that is, this is the first precedent when ukraine filed such a lawsuit against the russian federation, before another state, and... in world history,

not gorbachev.ry, michael jordan. >> no, no, no. when we went to the moon, and it was shot from dallas -- sorry, it was the moon. it was myers. >> jesse: that's a country that takes a two hour lunch break that put on a better show than we do. jimmy failla, host of fox news saturday night and author of "cancel culture addiction" joins me now. did you watch "snl"? >> of course. we should start with the obvious for shane gillis prayed you're welcome. my book comes out a month ago and what do they do connect the book and back on the show. it was a great night. i'm obviously being facetious. it was a great night for comedy. it was a fleeting great night for "snl." for one night they did what we kind of came up on, which was just having a good time. because that's who he is. he's not an activist, he's a comedian first and he was having a good time. that sketch is legitimately funny. >> jesse: hilarious. >> the shoes in real life retail for $399. letitia says they are overvalued is that if you buy them you

dmytro gorbachev says that i do not know this song, but even, and even that he, they say, had not yet ukraine, neither glory nor volya, sang in those times, if we 're going to spoil it, let's go a little further behind the spoiler, who plays malevich, can you reveal? yes, of course, this is already public information, vitaly azhnov plays malevich in the main role here, he is a theater actor, but now we have trained him to be tatlin, and tatlin is played by a young actor e. oleksandr novikov, he less known, probably, as an actual film actor, but he is so structurally similar to tatlin that we just couldn't help but cast him in this role, and he played it very well, very well, now i definitely want to ask you about this dramatic the story, i know that this is not the first time you will tell about it, but i think that not so many people know this story about malevich's will, about how he ... thought out his funeral and his burial and his grave, and what is it all over yes, well, actually malevich was sick for a long time, he knew that the disease incurable, and he had time to prepare fo

legend that tatlin is the founder of world constructivism, he was a bandurist, i heard it from dmitry gorbachev, but that they... sang songs together with malevich, this, this is a true story, eh, i want to spoil a little here again our film about malevich, because in we have malevich and tatlin as one of the main characters, and there we touch on this and that topic a little. and yes, the fact that malevich, that tarlin was a bandurist is the absolute truth, and this is evidenced by memories and photographs, there are photos of tatlyan from bandur, moreover, he made bandur himself, that is, his... these are his reliefs, so-called , yes, that is, or counter-reliefs, here are these objects, this is actually a bandura disassembled in the cubist sense, yes, that is, if, for example, picasso in his cubist works, turns to the guitar, which was part of his culture, yes, spanish or catalan, then for tatlin this kind of prototype of these stretched strings in the corner is the bandura, obviously, that is, he disassembled it, assembled it. he constructed it, she inspired him, and whether melevich sang w

i heard it from dmitry gorbachev, but that they sang songs together with malevich, is this a true storylike to spoil our film about malevich a little here again, because we have malevich and tatlin as one of the main characters, and there we touch on this and this topic a little. and yes, the fact that malevich, that tarlin was a bandura artist, is the absolute truth, and this is evidenced by memories and photos, there are photos of tatlin from bandura, moreover, he... made banduras himself, that is, these are his his e-reliefs are so-called, yes, that is, or counter-reliefs, lo these objects are actually a bandura disassembled in the cubist sense, yes , that is, if, for example, picasso in his cubist works refers to the guitar, which was part of his culture, yes spanish or catalan, then for tatlin this is a prototype of these stretched there are strings in the corner... the bandura is obvious, that is, he disassembled it, assembled it, he constructed it , it inspired him, and whether they sang malevich-statlinim, maybe we don’t know for sure, but there was a period when they communicat

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these results, so at that time we ... could not agree with this and offered our own option, but gorbachevnsisted on a sharper turn, he missed this point of crisis, he had to stop, somewhere stop, say, guys, let 's come to our senses, the country was bursting at the seams, one could only dream of calm work in a quiet office, in 1986 ryshkov headed the work to eliminate the consequences of the chernobyl explosion, 2 years later he led the restoration of the destroyed ones. on other topics, avtovas began producing the lada vesta with an automatic transmission, then business news and denis talalaev, denis, and how did you manage to solve the problem against the backdrop of sanctions? well, it seems that again we could not do without chinese help. auto you today announced that it has begun mass production of the lado vesta with an automatic transmission, and the model also received a new engine, about prices, configurations and reporting for last year according to icfo standards. sber's net profit in the twenty-third year was 1.5 trillion rubles. this is not only five times more than in 2020,

unification with fargo is impossible, the honecker authorities are the last days, this is obvious, gorbachevwn game, ignoring the interests of the republic, i don’t understand what you’re getting at mikhayr, the archive is yours. nobody should find khiva, it needs to be hidden, or better yet destroyed, karl and i hid it securely, we got to myers, they will come from abani, this is what they will get, everyone has their own price, you yourself taught us this, i taught you a lot , first of all, to win the trust of my agents, i created our intelligence, michael, in this archive my whole life, the names of hundreds of the most valuable. don’t try to outwit us , don’t outwit yourself, anatolyevich, well, it’s like that , it’s not a big loss, it’s a good reason to come to an agreement with the state, now the main thing is to find sasha, why was nobody in the hospital covered up, i’m telling you, he ordered me there don’t interfere, handle it yourself, here are the lawyers, fuck you, the head of the representative office wants to send you back to moscow, but what about diplomacy? our main commandme

gorbachev came to my father's service in washington, d.c. i got to meet him. he was a very shy, sort of vulnerable person. i only met him briefly. but, you know, that's the impression i got from him when i met him. >> you think we've lost that ability to look at each other as human beings. >> yeah, i do. i do. for the most part, yeah. >> and, just finally, patti, when people read your book -- i read it as a daughter and as a mom and took so much from it from both places. >> oh, thank you. >> what do you hope that people take from the book about opening up about this deeply personal part of your life and your heart? >> i hope they look at their phone families and go, okay, how can i look at this differently? how can i take a step back in the same way you take a step back from a painting to really see the whole picture? how can i step back from my family and my life and look at it differently, you know, and look at it through more mature eyes and through a more complete vision, and then if you can do that with your family, you can do that with other people, righ

but he got everyone, misha, don’t worry about yourself underestimate, gorbachev is losing leverage overfrg is a real gorbomaniac, am i really losing, you have nothing to lose, they love you too, since they see you as an ally, he needs you to resolve the issue of the gdr and not quarrel with the americans, the gdr i will give it if kohl removes his missiles and leaves nato, and he needs everything at once, both nato and the gdr, you know, this will not happen, the question of the unification of germany is up to us, and not the germans who lost the war. i don’t want to, so what can i tell him, mish, you can handle it, and let the allies answer each for himself, wants to say that we should not interfere in the unification process if the gdr fulfills our conditions in exchange for american missiles. good evening, elizabeth, would you please? thanks, listen, i won't go. i knew that you would come back to dissuade me , no one was going to dissuade you, on the contrary , to help, my friend, a journalist from moscow, really wants to interview jack, tell me, can you help me with this, do you hav

the wind is howling very loudly in the field, dmytro gorbachev says that i don't know this song, but even and even that he, as they say, had not yet died of ukraine, neither fame nor will, he sang in those days, if we spoil, let's go a little further behind the spoiler, who is playing malevich, can you reveal? yes, of course, this is already public information, vitaly azhnov plays malevich in the main role here, he is a theater actor, but here we have him correctly, and? tatlin is played by the young actor oleksandr novikov, he is probably less known as a film actor, but he is so structurally similar to tatlin that we just couldn't help but cast him in this role, and he played very well, very well. now i definitely want to ask you about this dramatic story, i know that this is not the first time that you will tell about it, but i think that not so many people know. this story about malevich's will, about how he thought out his funeral and his burial and his grave, and how it all ended? yes, actually malevich was ill for a long time, he knew that the disease was incurable, and he had

many of them were dying off anyway n a second term he did meet with gorbachev.asically he would never give up so-called "star wars" technology that protected us against soviet or other enemy missiles. the liberal media laughed at "star wars" but today it is an absolute cornerstone of our national security. on his radio program he once warmed up by saying we will bomb moscow in 15 seconds. of course he said just kidding. was he? well the communists were afraid of him. and reagan understood the integration of economic and national security policies. reagan slashed taxes and deregulated the industry while working with paul volcker to slay double-digit inflation. he reawakened the supply side of the economy, rescued the faltering dollar and showed how strong growth and a stable currency were able to bring down skyrocketing prices and boost middle class wages. well reagan's rejuvenated economy was growing better than 5% throughout the '80s, at one point the recovery from jimmy carter's recession was running about 12%. the soviet union's gorbachev realized he could ne

ruble 800 200 exactly 7567 call within russia free mask new season today at 20:20 on ntv they say gorbachevey sit down to play chess two people who don’t really know how to play the main premiere of the year. linusha, what’s good for a russian is death for a german, it’s no coincidence, misha, someone helped them, you just confirm our guess that... a kgb mole has entrenched himself in the cia headquarters, but about moles, that’s not for me . oleg pomin, because of him we lost my friend and your father, sergei zharkov, maybe someone leaked it from the embassy, ​​sasha? daria ursulyak, what did he do? linda lapinge. i do not have any other choice. alexander golubev. we have an informer, alexander gorbatov. the killer knew security location and had proper clearance. for this we need. then this is very brave, no, he is not vanga , he is different, if you have questions for your relatives during the war, we’ll put the questions in one place, we’ll figure it out further when we win with god’s help, sharply, boldly, uncompromisingly, the word of a soviet boy , so that all the chushpans are afraid

i have been appealing to that when gorbachev was in power. i said that gorbachev was smart politician but a patriot of russia. he wanted to make the west dependent on russian resources but he was not changing the system because he knew russia would come back and restore its power. and putin or stalin would restore russia's power as before and this is what is happening. in order for our grandchildren not to have to fight, we now have to exploit this opportunity we have, the whole world has to work on it. >> what is your message to any americans who are listening to putin's propaganda and putin's interviews and find his arguments compelling and think that this is the fault of nato for backing putin into a corner, which is his argument? >> translator: you said yourself what needs to be done, putin doesn't really have an argument, he lies. he is lying yet he is winning and we see the truth and still can't win in terms of power, or information propaganda. how come you have so many specialists from information technology, it needs to be used, utili

not yeltsin, yeltsin’s role goes without saying, but still there was such a person, his name was gorbachevell, they are a couple almost each in their own way, that’s how they are traitors to the party, traitors to the country, no couples, traitor - this is a very strong word , it should be judicial, aleksandrevich, the collapse of the ussr, so for reference, the communist party of the soviet union consisted of 16.5 million people, i don’t know a single example when at least one of the communists came to the defense of their party , and on my part, but we can still return to the message, i would like to argue a little with my colleagues here, not even to argue, to say that the message was not primarily addressed back, this message is primarily addressed and is not addressed to the federal assembly, no, it is addressed to the citizens of russia, i here agree with the thesis that was voiced that in essence this is the program of presidential candidates vladimir vladimirovich putin, not only for the next 6 years, but for the long-term subsequent period, and that today a significant part of the

but along the way, he negotiated with gorbachev, not out of love but as a tactic to nail down the soviet coffin. trump wants to talk with putin and is willing to talk with 94 dec other de dictators as pri negotiate or on behalf of america first, in speaker johnson he intends to close the border and restore trump border security hr2 provisions that biden destroyed when taken office biden's actions led to illegal immigration cas a-- catastrophe. so, i repeat, happy valentine's day mr. speaker. mike johnson. we'll get back to this in a few moments but first, let's talk about america's fiscal path, edward lawrence is standing by at the white house. boy this is, you know money can't buy you love, as i said last night, what you got? reporter: president believes that money can buy the things that help the challenges that here at white house, from helping economy to the border to helping ally overseas. but the congressional budget office director issued a stark warning today. >> i can tell you, i am very confident this fiscal trajectory is unsustainable. under current law, that you know, that is

relations when we disagreed, well, the black decade, like they call us the nineties, it all starts with gorbacheve welcome comrade brezhny’s visit to our homeland; we will do everything possible to ensure that socialism is built in cuba and that there is eternal friendship between the peoples of cuba and the soviet union. but today our deliveries went to the same plant again. 250, many of our compatriots, they looked at the cup with skepticism at the end of the soviet era, well, we feed there, invest money, now with the eyes of a specialist, already in a completely new russia, they looked at this whole thing, it is possible to deal with cuba, the most important thing in all this is that people have a desire, again , for selfless help, no, the fact is that today’s moscow and gavada have long considered what the size of the cuban debt is, when they calculated, then we have most of the debt written off again, but... another thing is that this plant will never reach its designed capacity, because in cuba there is such a shortage of electricity, on your screens is the cuban analogue of the city of pri

by the way, there are parallels with gorbachev, because the former editor-in-chief of the light was sittingeneral , everything was mixed up there, in short, and i want to say, that ivan azarov is mykola azarov because the best example of ukraine is that he is the only honest prime minister, i am responsible for this, i dare to assure him in ukraine, and we today, that this honest man, let me finish this topic now, he was betrayed by everyone, including yanukovych. betrayed, and it was clear, the mood of the political elite of ukraine, no matter how long they changed there, kuchma went there with kravchuk, there was one thing - to surrender to the european union, this was their task in order to sell all sorts of enterprises to all sorts of italians, to get money to flee abroad , here is the whole simple scheme of ukrainian nationalism, ukrainian sovereignty, but it is here, that is, we understand in the sense that the elite always gives up, the fish rots from the head, you are here mentioned by... i very briefly want to add ivan mikhailovich may have forgotten this situation, but give or tak

i was invited by gorbachev and vladimir ivanovich dolgikh and he said that there was a lot of talk abouthev was at the famous plenum where he spoke. perestroika, he put forward a whole program, this is a program that began when the head of the council of ministers not only had to rebuild the economy, in 1986 he headed the headquarters for liquidation of the consequences of the disaster at the chernobyl nuclear power plant, received doses of radiation, in 1988 he flies to lead rescue efforts on the spot terrible earthquake in armenia, no, it was hard there, hard, you know, psychologically. due to disagreements, he announced right at the congress that he was resigning, after which he suffered a heart attack at the central clinical hospital, and soon there was no longer either the party or the soviet union. i know how nikolai ivanovich deeply felt the collapse of the soviet union, and how he worried about his small homeland, donbass, where he was born and raised. and i was very happy when donbass returned. to russia, when we had discussions and disputes, i always knew that the position niko

gorbachev and mr.er that has... dignity, a word that knows how and can defend itself, it did not occur to them , now i am addressing those who had very little in 2014 years, look, understand, hear how easy it is to make you believe what they want to make you believe, look how this is done at the global level, through networks, via the internet, youtube and so on, look, new portions of fakes about events in ukraine flow into the information space daily, western users have even compiled entire collections of fakes, where dates and facts are simply replaced, now children from the year sixteen are transported to the present, the explosion of a ukrainian ammunition depot in the year eighteen is presented as the result of a russian strike, and the supposedly burning... armored personnel carrier put the letter z, as if they had taken a trophy , or you can show how russian soldiers allegedly cynically drink beer against the backdrop of a burning village, but this frame is from a film back in 1996 about the war

by the way, not yeltsin , yeltsin’s role goes without saying, but still there was such a person, gorbachevt they were practically a couple, each in his own way, like this , traitors to the party, traitors to the country, no match, a traitor - this is very strong.

who arose somewhere in russia as president, it would be better for us to control all this through gorbachev of course we would we tore them to pieces, but it doesn’t work out, that’s why we’ll choose some kind of restrained position, well , let’s conduct exercises, for example, let’s do it just in case , what if together with these exercises we transfer some of the equipment here, it will take it here and remain by chance on the territory european union or in these individual states, suddenly some of the soldiers will remain here, suddenly, within this framework, exercises will be carried out and the national forces will be prepared in order to conduct some specific military operations. in the meantime, the americans are trying to pay off with the ratings of local politicians for their failures, in this case scholz, he scholz is not worried about the collapse of russia, but stop it, shouldn’t you care about some other stories, no, he is worried about himself, he understands perfectly well that americans now he was forced to give away 7 or 8 billion dollars from the german economy , yes, tha

well, the third point, the fact that under gorbachev we left the so-called global south, in the globaltill a feeling that they needed us, they needed us as a counterweight for both the united states and for someone, probably in africa for western countries europe, that is, it turned out that when we went to africa and latin america again over the last 2-3 years, they were waiting for us there, maybe not everyone, maybe not everyone, but... there is a certain layer of elites and societies that are ready with us interact, they mostly hope for our victory. well, the fourth point is important, no matter how much we tried, we were not told to integrate into europe, to integrate with the united states, we have never been one of our own. no matter what kind of seven or eight we created, everyone understood perfectly well that we there are still strangers there, we... are still a people's body, in the south we have a chance, or let's say, we divide the south into latin america, africa, the middle east, we have a chance to build equal relations, with them we will be approximately our own , we w

gorbachev." he said, “remember how much a polar bear weighs.”olar bear, and he: enough to break the ice. and this is a digital double of vladimir putin, asking a question to the real vladimir putin. but at least they made their own deepfake, so they smiled and moved on to another topic. so i see, you can be like me and speak in my voice. but i thought. and i decided that only one person should be like myself and speak in my voice, and that person would be me. vladimir zelensky was less fortunate, although in this case, it seems, he took it from life. as i told general austin, i came here for more money, i brought coke, i brought prostitutes, i brought commissions, now where is my money? i need to buy? to him completely the entire region. however, zelensky and his team also learned to use artificial intelligence. here's a video from the site youtube channel. ex-kve enshchik. zelensky’s figure was digitized using special sensors and a so-called green screen. according to the idea, the digital leader can be inserted into any room of any size. in a