even so, the money and the us air force in the harvard project were then from this harvard project. an outgrowth called the munich institute of history and culture of the ussr, and in this munich institute there were such funny reports on the mood of soviet youth in period. during the thaw, the passability of soviet dirt roads is very much connected with culture or something. this is somewhat from a different sphere; at harvard university there was still a separate, uh, ukrainian institute, so you understand, and by 1989. it has already worked and the program was developed by this ukrainian institute. uh, i haven’t heard the ukrainian ones. i heard. he is also an eastern european school. and they have highlighted prices. it is davis who is singled out. yes, exactly a scientific institute. he is his program , a program developed there, then implemented in twenty universities in america, that is, they studied it very seriously. this is ms. frilenta. i didn’t feel the same way about this. that is, in fact. i’ll tell you this, it turns out that this is the historical land of little russi

with propaganda polls with a self-produced radio station and so on and so forth is the kid, the harvard project1948, some will say that this is conspiracy theories no. yes, it is flexible, it is alive. for example, if before the beginning of the sixties, and the radio stations that worked for the soviet baltic states called for resistance to rejection of the fight, but talked about the invaders and so on and so forth, then after the sixties. this policy has changed dramatically, these climb the career ladder to occupy leading positions, it turns out, and at the helm to enter the highest echelons of power. remember in one of the bezogons we quoted the words of one of the organizers of the un bandera. vasil the outpost. that's what he wrote, he quoted his words from the book of khrushchev's slush of history with knitting needles. the period of the struggle with the pistol and machine gun is over, another period has come. the period of the struggle for youth is the period of growing into soviet power with the aim of its rebirth under bolshevik slogans. our goal is to penetrate all kinds of posts,

3 years from cambridge, massachusetts, i'm joined now by doctor john pock from the career project at the harvard kennedy school. could that be with us? i'm gonna stop asking what the russia and north korea want from each other. so that's a unique relationship right now they have the opportunity to help each other in solving very specific problems. in the case of russia putting has the ability to access artillery shells that the north koreans are having their inventory and other munitions for the battlefield. and the case of north korea kim is able to, to get the russian assistance that he needs in terms of getting his space lunch vehicle program to the next stage. and eventually putting a satellite in toward a little over a year ago. the russians helped ron in terms of putting their cam relating to board date. and so a very similar type of case study could play out here in terms of a rush at north korea cooperation. does it appear to you that the threat of more sanctions from washington has much of an effect on how north korea and russia do business at this point? so if you look at it, both coun

young pop from the harvard kennedy schools, korea project. thank you. i'll be rest set looks at the fulton buttons of devices, political debate following the decision to begin investigation into by the president. by them should be a page a us house, majority leader coming the coffee kind evidence having the showing what he called a culture of corruption in the bible family. the allegation centered around the accusation of the president personally profited from his son hunter. biden's foreign business dealings allegations are not new and were 1st made during the trump administration. catherine ross is a professor of law at george washington university law school in washington. i welcome to dw professor to be clear republicans at the moment to talking about an inquiry into whether to start on impeachment process rather than starting that impeachment process itself as well. it's a little unclear uh, the leaves are of the house of representatives. republican grew a speaker, mccarthy announced that they was asking the committees to begin an inquiry as he als

so in bringing that john puck, he's director of the career project at harvard kennedy schools. they'll say i sent you joins us from cambridge, massachusetts. welcome to the program, put simply then in practical terms, what, who both russia and north korea be hoping to get out of this meeting between 210 and a great to troubling develop. because if you look at it, it's almost like a problem solving type of partnership. each layer is going to be able to get very specialized problem solving capabilities from the other. for me, clearly it's access to these munitions that he needs and has more of attrition in ukraine. and for kim, you're looking at a situation where he's tried space launch vehicle test twice. now it has failed the most recent one. we'll see what all the specifications are in terms of what is taking place. but we just talked to his effort to find a military satellite into orbit. this is something where russia can uniquely help him. and we saw that in terms of russia helping a ron put their kayak satellite into orbit in august of 2022. so all the pieces are there to h

there is a study being done right now with a gentleman out of the radiation and public health project, with harvard university to look at the health impacts of those surviving kids because they kept track of every tooth. there's been a lot of studies. there was a study out of princeton just this july it was released that mapped where fallout from the very first test showed it went to 46 states. and i have talked to people, i hear stories constantly, heartbreaking stories. i was just in d.c. lobbying with a lot of these people treated downwinders. there were people who lived by that site, 40 miles away. one gentleman was 40 miles away. he talked about all the people in his family who had cancer. about the babies who would die. the numbers were very high. his church took record of that. i have talked to people around different states who have been affected. people in guam were affected because of our testing in the pacific. fallout has lethal, lethal consequences. and there is enormous rich began in the early 1900's and went on. it wasn't just the people in the downwind fallout. all along that nuclea

there is a study being done right now with a gentleman out of the radiation and public health project, with harvardniversity to look at the health impacts of those surviving kids because they kept track of every tooth. there's been a lot of studies. there was a study out of princeton just this july it was released that mapped where fallout from the very first test showed it went to 46 states. and i have talked to people, i hear stories constantly, heartbreaking stories. i was just in d.c. lobbying with a lot of these people treated downwinders. there were people who lived by that site, 40 miles away. one gentleman was 40 miles away. he talked about all the people in his family who had cancer. about the babies who would die. the numbers were very high. his church took record of that. i have talked to people around different states who have been affected. people in guam were affected because of our testing in the pacific. fallout has lethal, lethal consequences. and there is enormous rich began in the early 1900's and went on. it wasn't just the people in the downwind fallout. all along that nuclear

projects by the us government. in the courses, well-known academic figures teach subversion, such as marshall gans, a professor at harvard university, one of the specialists in soft subversion . he is also the director of obama's election campaign . chenavos, together with an employee of the us state department , formed an international team of researchers to study subversive movements. in the world , they provide new methods to change the political structures of the target countries. this mission is followed by sarja popovic, the director of canvas institute . it was established in 205 with the support of americanized institutes in belgrade. their courses are for activists. in order not to make anyone sensitive , he named two more institutions among the administrators. and azadi network. enaid is managed by fatemeh hakitjo, a member of the 6th parliament of burea. the management of azadi network is also nagin shirai's slave. the same anchor of bc yesterday and today's expert of persian language networks. we have to look at how many of these calls really are. for example the same group of women activists who first called

or dying of the disease every year, without total projected to increase by another 21 percent of the next 7 years. the results of those led by harvard university point to port diet, smoking, and alcohol as major risk factors in the age group. well, that spring and dr. aside ali, he's an oncologist what campus and john have gone hospital and the icon kansas center. he joins us now from past straightly. dr. there is a some pretty terrifying numbers. how much of this is just population growth, more people will say more cases of cancer, or how much of it is actually increasing incidence and younger people as well. i think it's a interesting study says falls and it is very hard to really tease out talents of that is due to each of those sectors. but what we know so far is that it is a mix of both increasing populations, increasing screening, increasing technology. and, but in addition, we also see a significant increase due to the lifestyle factors. both the smoking, alcohol for basically lack of extra size that the fresh fruits and vegetables. and the study did not really differentiate as to how much of that could be due to each of thos

project. 1948. some will say it's conspiracy theories. no, there are documents are stored, by the way, in the same harvard. acquainted, and this is not a dead scheme. she is flexible, she is alive. for example, if before the beginning of the sixties, and the radio stations that worked on e, the soviet baltic states called for resistance to rejection of the fight, but talked about the invaders and so on and so forth, then after the sixties. this policy has changed dramatically. they began to call to join the komsomol, to the party , to enter in a puddle, to go to work, to climb the career ladder, to take leadership positions. posts, it turns out, and at the helm to enter the highest echelons of power. remember in one of the bessons we quoted the words of one of the organizers of the un bandera vasilis. here is what he wrote, he quoted his words from the book of khrushchev's history with knitting needles. the period of the struggle with the pistol and machine gun is over, another period has come. the period of the struggle for youth is the period of growing into soviet power with the aim of its rebirth under

didn't play that much either projects did not play that much there but met my wife so it's worth it for. >> him he's not married for 30 years almost. okay. then he went to harvards school and graduate as a baker scholar which means top 5% of his class in between college at rice he got 2 degrees. he worked at first in boston in houston then went to harvard business school baker scholar went to mckenzie in washington d.c. and after year there was recruited to work and was there for 25 years froze up to be our coat ceo. prior to that it was our president and chief operating officer. and at that time i remember telling glenn he had no chance of going into politics and getting elected something like that progressive not sure i ever asked. [laughter] oh okay. glenn has four children his wife is suzanne's someone you met in college request that matter right after school in houston georgia southern methodist in dallas. and we met through a mutual friend. she really did not have anything to do with me she didn't know it through this crazy virginian who would believe today she's the first lady of the commonwealth of virginia? >> okay she's happy she made that decision, r

it is now projected to likely reach $2 trillion this fiscal year. which ends sept. 30 jason foreman is a former lead economist in the administration. obama now a professor of economics at harvard occurred such major crises as the 2008 financial crisis of world war ii or the coronavirus pandemic good and strong economy without new emergency spending. and at the same time, with such a deficit, the fact that in a year it has become so big makes you wonder what it should be. some strange and bizarre things are going on. that's really what strange freaky thing. suddenly, the deficit turned out to be a trillion more than expected. well, of course, there is a budget, he, well, already planned a fairly large deficit, but it is from a trillion. but this is despite the fact that current data show that the deficit is already more than two trillion dollars. that is, it will go for $ 2 trillion in fiscal year 2023, maybe even reach it. well, not not reach, but get closer. uh, to three trillion dollars, let's see how things develop further, maybe they dare to keep spending high. the more they have so many immigrants from the south, and the federal government will not hold back, finally, but

harvard law, ending up in flew that, that's what you do. howard: that's ooh quite a transition. you've heard, he's too stiff, oh, he doesn't have the charisma. in retrospect, would it have been better to project armer image? >> system of -- warmer image. i just won the greatest election in florida history, we have a lot of strong support and people appreciate that, for sure. i think that we do do things where i'm out there the shaking hands a because with, remember, the media said, oh, he's a florida guy, he's not going to go to iowa. meanwhile, i've done more retail man anybody -- howard: has your wife suggested -- >> here's what i'd say though, and i think the people that know me know there's a bogus narrative. but there ises a seriousness the what we face in this country right now. and when there are people out there that are, say, running fentanyl into our country that are killing our people, i'm going to be very tough with them. i'm not going to be nice to them. we have people trying to sexualize the curriculum in our elementary schools, i'm not going to be nice to them. you need to know that you have the strength to actually do the job and to stand for people and pa fight for them becau

fellow, but she herself is at harvard center for science and international affairs at the kennedy school and working as a senior research associate with a very impressive project called managing the atom. so we'll be talking about some of the issues. now, a couple of days ago this week, earlier this week, we had secretary blinken right around the corner, actually at the school of advanced and international studies across the hall and he said a number of very interesting things. he said that we are going through what is essentially a hint moment in history today, that post-war period has ended and the new one has not started. and has talked about basically, you know, has saying we don't know-- we know where we want to go, but we don't know how to get there without stumbling into something. so, really laying out some of the dilemmas that we heard on the first panel about russia, about europe, about defense and the way forward. tim, i want to start with you. our panel is entitled europe's past, between russia, china and america. now, secretary blinken has called this a hint moment, a hint, the moment when warld world order has become unhinged. president biden has

it was called the harvard project of 1948.his words from khrushchev's book, the slush of a historian with knitting needles. the period of struggle with a pistol and machine gun finished, another period began. a period of struggle for youth. the period of growing into soviet power with the aim of its rebirth under bolshevik slogans. our target penetrates all brussels decision-making capital in europe sanctions decision money. let's not judge don't judge. just think about it, the last human zoo. in belgium it was closed in 1958. you just think about it. belgium is possible with the fact that the jungle can listen to us normally? human zoo, and then another confirmation. here's what the president says uganda to russia africa itself, the total volume of the coffee business now stands at 460 billion us dollars, this is the volume of the so-called golden billion. they are doing everything to preserve the former unipolar world, it suits them. it is beneficial to them, they are trying to replace the system of international law with th