i am proud to say that henry kissinger is not my friend. take advice from in re kissinger. in fact, kissinger's actions in cambodia when united states on that country, created the instability for the comment to coming that butchered some 3 million innocent people, one of the worst genocides in history of the world. count me in as somebody who will not be listening to henry kissinger. amy: bernie sanders versus presidential candidate hillary clinton. then you have the late celebrity chef anthony bourdain who once said -- "once you've been to cambodia, you'll never stop wanting to beat henry kissinger to death with your bare hands. you will never again be able to open a newspaper and read about that treacherous, prevaricating, murderous scumbag sitting down for a nice chat with charlie rose or attending some black-tie affair for a new glossy magazine without choking. witness what henry did in cambodia -- the fruits of his genius for statesmanship -- and you will never understand why he's not sitting in the dock at the hague next to milosevic."

henry kissinger can safely be called a self-made man. he was born in 1923 in germany in the bavarian town of fürth in a jewish family six months before hitler's beer bunch, his father taught at the gymnasium, and his mother was a housewife in 1938. at the urging of his mother paula. the family emigrated to the united states , all of their relatives who remained in germany died during the holocaust. in america, henry's family received refugee status, he was 15 years old at school in the evenings, and during the day he worked in a shaving brush factory, then he entered school and studied accounting, but the second world war began and in 1943, having received us citizenship, henry went to the front and served as a scout, 8. the 4th infantry division in the winter of the 44th participated in an order operation in a large-scale counteroffensive of the us allied forces and great britain, henry was fluent in german, therefore, in 1945 he was transferred to counterintelligence, engaged in the denomination , identifying the nazis and restoring th

so how has henry kissinger avoided any accountability for so long? ng others have portrayed him as an experience, wise elder statesman. in fact, kissinger is regularly featured in the economist magazine to pontificate on the current state of foreign affairs, including the war on ukraine. president biden has not invited him to a meeting at the white house, yet, but that is only after kissinger enjoyed an invite from every other president over the last 50 years, including democrats like barack obama and bill clinton. my question tonight, how is kissinger even a free man? much less a revered foreign policy expert. what does that tell us about america? let's bring in my panel david corn, msnbc political contributor. washington bureau chief and author of the book american psychosis, historical investigation of how the republican party went crazy. and nick terse, as a contributing writer for intercept and author of kill anything that moves the real american war in vietnam. thank you both for joining me tonight. david, you have written a piece for mother jon

henry kissinger turns 100 years old on saturday.yed a huge role in american foreign policy as secretary of state. too many around the world, his legacy is that of a war criminal . he expended america's war in vietnam into neighboring laos and cambodia supporting crews and dictatorships -- supporting coups and dictatorships and supporting india's war in which hundreds of thousands are believed to have died. the author of "henry kissinger and the american century" joins us now. he was a man who has not held a government position for quite some time now. he still holds a very important place in u.s. politics. why is that now? >> there are very few figures in the united states who take on the intellectual heft of henry kissinger. he brings policy experience with an incredible over -- incredible ouvre of writing. he has established himself as the wise men in our society and republicans and democrats want to be -- want to identify themselves with him as -- if they want to be seen a serious politicians. >> your biography talks about the fo

, we know that henry kissinger is a certain marker for some american political elites, well , for world elites as well, he stated that by the end of the year between ukraine and the russian federation, real relations are possible negotiations and will act as a mediator. of course, china must change. i think by the end of the year there may be a desire for negotiation processes and even real negotiations, while kissinger said that he was not against the role of an adviser in in the contacts of the united states of america with the russian side, what does this mean, mr. colonel , that is, this topic is already being discussed at the highest expert level, because henry kissinger is now acting as an expert , any war ends with some kind of agreement or capitulation of one of the parties or some act of armistice, let me remind you let's say north and south korea are still in a real state of war and are not at war there is a so-called so-called armistice agreement can you trust any waivers in terms of chinese mediation and direct negotiations with the russian federation in no way negotiations

and sima news agency, at the same time as the green anniversary of former us secretary of state henry kissinger hamid's advice to the presidents of this country in the past half century, new documents and information about his war crimes , bloody hands, revealing henry kissinger's involvement in crime war bombing cambodia after 53 years coinciding with his 100th birthday and in that publication when he was the us secretary of state and national security advisor to president nixon at the time, which caused 500,000 toman bombs to be dropped on the civilian population of cambodia and 150,000 people were killed in the silence of the media, this crime before his death, the american response described kissinger as having been an adviser to all american presidents in the past half century, both republican and democrat. the intra-party debate hit the author seven years ago. the winning card for himself is the name of the document to play a role black kissinger attacked strongly in the foreign policy of the united states in recent decades, especially when he sarcastically took pride in not being friends

bank to increase housing construction facilities at the same time as the 100th anniversary of henry kissinger , the former us secretary of state and advisor to all the presidents of this country regarding the past, documents and new information on crimes a war has been revealed, the bloody hands of henry kissinger's involvement in the war crime of bombing cambodia after 53 years coincided with his centenary and in an american publication this time when he was the us secretary of state and national security advisor to president nixon, a thousand tomans bomb the civilian people of cambodia should be killed and 150,000 people should be killed in the silence of the media. the crime should respond. this influential american politician described kissinger before his death . anti-democrat writer with hillary when clinton mentioned her close relationship with sheba kisit as a winning card for herself, the document strongly attacked kissinger's black role in american foreign policy in recent decades, especially since clinton made his dislike of kissinger an honor for himself. he is one of the most des

a former us diplomats on the presidential adviser, henry kissinger, is mocking his 100 back date. he played a key role in us foreign policy in the 19 sixty's and 19 seventy's. when the u. s. was involved in the vietnam war and the next and not in the station tried to improve relations with china. some of his decisions where controversial but he and praise in many cycles, including from the nobel peace prize committee. one of america's most famous diplomats is still very interested in the world's current conflicts, including tensions over taiwan and russia's war and ukraine. mit, it's come to be getting talks about it. c 5 president, maybe after your effective date. it's no plan. born hines, alfred kissinger, in 1938 to fled, the nazis with his parents to the us. there he studied political science at hartford that keep people all over the road, but that was not the intention. and the fact that the key people means that we selected them, that it was not a plan to have friends and key positions. president richard nixon brought kissinger under his team in 1968 1st as a security advise

henry kissinger, former secretary of state and national security advisor, is turning 100. people. he is hard of hearing, blind in one eye and has had multiple heart surgeries. >> about 15 hours day. >> reporter: incredibly, he remains relevant on a global scale. if you had one of our aides here pick up the phone and dahl beijing and say, dr. kissinger would like to speak with president xi, would he take your call? >> it's a good chance that he'd take my call, yes. >> reporter: what about the russian president? vladimir putin. >> probably, yes. >> reporter: if a president were to come to you and say, henry, would you fly to moscow and talk to putin? >> i would be inclined to do it, yes. but i would be an advisor, not an active person. >> reporter: he wasn't thinking about reinstating you as secretary of state. of course, you'd be an advisor. >> yes. absolutely. >> reporter: in anyone else the arrogance would be staggering, but the nimbus of photographs surrounding kissinger, then displaying the former u.s. presidents living and dead whom he has served or advised is compellin

soltanian of sed and sima news agency, at the same time as the 100th anniversary of henry kissinger , the former secretary of state of the united states, and the advice of the legacies of the president of this country in the past half century. documents and information a new story of war crimes and people with bloody hands. the revelation of henry kissinger's involvement in the war crime of bombing cambodia after 53 years coincided with his centenary and in an american publication when he was the us secretary of state and national security advisor to president nixon at the time and was opened. 500 thousand tomans a bomb should be dropped on the daughter of the civilian people of cambodia and 150,000 people should be killed in the silence of the media. this crime should be answered . before his death, the influential american politician described kissinger as saying that he has been the adviser to all american presidents in the past half century, both republican and democrat. last year, democrat bern sanders and hillary clinton, when clinton mentioned singer's close relationship as a t

i'm just going to add to i remember the first time i listened to the tape were henry kissinger, the pressbriefing room, and comes into oval office and of course, nixon, kissinger sort of celebrating this domestic policy victory, you know, terms of seeing it in terms of there's no discussion of foreign policy at all in domestic policy. the is finally giving us positive coverage. and henry kissinger says something and like, mr. president, they hanging from the rafters and, you know, and you see that that image of all the press kind of packed in there. right. and, you know, it's not i think not far the truth. and i think that the lesson is that by that point in the conflict, my reading of the tapes is the nixon and kissinger are seeing this almost completely in terms of domestic politics. you know, the need to get nixon saying things like, you know, i can't i it has be done in this term. it can't go into second term of office. otherwise, it's a it's a failure but i think that that ultimate really sets us up. if you want to jump in, you'll have a chance in this final question, because i think

i have been on this defense policy board with henry kissinger for years now.g members. i understand why he is there i'm still surprised. >> we understand why you are there. point is that henry has a lot of insight here. and we have said this at the institute for the study of war when putin brand dishing nuclear weapons and all this potential threats, none of that makes a lot of sense. we shouldn't take a knee to his banishment and his attempt to inject fear. this is very practical. there is absolute possibility of destroying this russian army in place in ukraine and working out a much better security arrangement over the long-term as a result of that it will set putin's military back years and years to do it. and look it, with fin land coming in to nato and sweden also coming in, the concern we always had was up there in the baltics area. it's vulnerable. putin's military is right there. small country. small military, even with nato's presence, we suspect that they could take that very quickly. with these two countries, hopefully sweden will join it. that just

i have to say that through my research, i actually got less empathetic about henry kissinger than when i started. i felt like, you know, his knee to be the most important person in nixon's world. his glorying, the publicity that he had that made him extremely ordinarily indifferent to what was actually happening to the people. he didn't project that outward. in other words, in his with members of the press, he had a relationship it was kate graham and others. you know, he always presented to as a very sensitive anguished person and which is his favorite word. but in when you look at the decision process, especially we look at those tapes that are now published. i mean, that his his real indifference to the of things is very is very strident. i think i got worse and i hated this. but i think by towards nixon at the end is affected more by donald trump than anything because certain qualities of that i had not paid that much attention to became more obvious. what were they? one, is he actually worked. he who worked really hard. when you look through those documents, you know, he you know,

bay valleys go from upper 60s today to mid-70s by the time we get to the end of this week. >>> henry kissinger turned 100 on saturday. kissinger served as national security adviser under presidents richard nixon and gerald ford. he played a role in negotiating a reduction of the nuclear weapons arsenal with the soviet union. critics say he prolonged the war in vietnam. he is planning to travel to new york, london and his hometown of germany for his birthday. >>> coming up, a fresh crop of graduates get degrees from a bay areaivsith inner voice (kombucha brewer): when i started my new kombucha business... i thought there would be a lot more kombucha... and a lot less business. inner voice (graphic designer): as a new small business owner... i've learned that trying to be the “cool” boss is a lot harder when you're actually the “stressed” boss. inner voice (furniture maker): i know everything about my new furniture business. well, everything except the whole “business” part. not anymore. with quickbooks, you can confidently manage your business. new business? no problem. yeah. right now, get 70%

henry kissinger, the former us secretary of state and one of the theorists of the school of realism and realism in international relations, celebrated his 100th birthday , which caused discussions in the media and intellectual circles about his role and performance in the foreign policy apparatus. and american decision-making centers should be mentioned, among others the main role in the killing of thousands of cambodian citizens. i am talking about this with mr. mehdi abbasi, an expert on american issues. mr. abbasi. hello, good time . please tell me what factors caused singer to be noticed by political and media circles and in the world's universities on the 100th anniversary of his birth. to you, dear viewers, there are various reasons . first of all, it should be mentioned the acceptance of two political currents in american society in the past in the administrations of the american foreign minister. international relations and political science, for example, a book that in the last few years, a book that they had as a world order , a diplomatic book and things like that , became a

confrontation about this, in an interview with the wall street journal, former us secretary of state henry kissingerat the reason for the clash could be a problem in the south china sea. if this problem is not solved along the lines of the freedom of the high seas, a potential conflict between the two superpowers could lead to the destruction of the kaysinger civilization. he also said that the proposal to accept ukraine into nato was a serious mistake and led to war. he stressed that for hundreds of years russia has taken an ambivalent position in relation to europe, in his opinion, moscow was interested in developing relations, but at the same time was afraid of the threat emanating from europe. defending her position with a scream in the us senator from the democratic party, makela kavana threw a tantrum at the debate on gender reassignment of children, the stage became the legislature of nebraska, we need transgender people. we love transgender people. transgenders. at home. we need transgender people. we love transgender people. you i need you and i fight for you and i can't be stopped, i ca n'

his strategy of talking to all sides to find a solution means that henry kissinger continues to be a salt after and to look at her to the state. farm york have won the window sticker fighter jet again. they don't stop atrocious to one victory at cologne on the final day of the season that starts at the bay. it's 2nd place behind dark months, but both of us have failed to win the match on saturday. meaning violence, victory, left them on top of the league. once again. coach tom is to go was under pressure to deliver one title to buyer after they've been knocked out of the champions league and german cup. and they'd have to wait in cologne to do it. and they didn't take long to make it clear, they were there to win kingsley common rocketing in a spectacular goal to make it one new. after just a minute, we were assign a teen a cool man who displayed individual brilliance with the finish the buyer and look to have made it to new shortly before half time. but via your determine that sunday had handled the ball and the build up. and the goal was dropped off and so that the variance to can

a week later, henry kissinger went to cairo and met with sadat.e up as a result of the conversation between the two fields for the final agreement between egypt and israel was provided to leave the conflict. according to this agreement, israel would withdraw from the western part of the canal and return to the sinai desert, and the united nations would also create a zone. also , israel agreed to completely withdraw from the sinai peninsula in 1982. on april 19, 1974, a great victory celebration was held in cairo, and sadat presented one of the great commanders of the egyptian army on this day and gave them a bravery medal, but this celebration commemorated an absentee, and that was general sardosh azari, the main architect of the october war, who was killed in for the past three years , he has been preparing the troops around the clock the egyptian army and the defeat of israel and the revenge of the six-day war were on june 15, 1974, an agreement to end hostilities between the representatives of syria and israel was officially signed in geneva, a

a week later, henry kissinger went to cairo and met with sadat. provided for the cessation of hostilities according to this agreement with israel it would leave the western part of the canal and return to the sinai desert, and the united nations would completely leave the area of ​​sinai in 1982. on february 19, 1974, a great victory celebration was held in cairo, and sadat honored the great commanders of the egyptian army on this day. and he gave them a bravery medal, but this celebration had a big boat, and that was general cold and the chargers, the main designer of the october war , who has been preparing the egyptian army for the defeat of israel and the revenge of the war for the past three years. it was 6 days ago, june 15, 1974 , in the form of an official agreement to end hostilities the representatives of syria and israel signed in geneva and the syrian army returned the lines of contact in the golan heights and only the city of quneitra gained peace from this war . in november 1977, he uttered a strange speech in the egyptian parliament. many thought that sadat's speech was jus

henry kissinger is hard of hearing, he went blind in one eye, underwent about a dozen heart surgeriest is still ready to engage in foreign policy if one of your assistants picked up the phone, called beijing and said dr. would you like to talk to the president of the sissy - if he answered your call there is a big chance that the president of russia vladimir putin perhaps yes. and if the president asked you, henry, could you fly to moscow and talk to putin, i would inclined to do it was born in 1923 in bavaria in a jewish family shortly before the beer path of the nazis in the thirty-eighth, when she began to live in germany. the family moved to america where he changed his name to henry and at the end of world war ii even managed to serve in the american army. he was sent to translators in germany , then there was harvard, and the first then completely unexpected statements at the height of the anti-soviet campaign, when the united states was preparing for a nuclear war with might and main, the young professor warned of its dangers. our military strategy is based on doctrine massive

even henry kissinger admitted that the russian proposals of december 21 could become the basis of peacerope, but the united states then, arrogantly rejected how the current washington peace formula works. was it because of herzen 's glory that the former us secretary of state henry kissinger figured out being an enemy of america is dangerous, but being with a friend - this can be deadly today not only for ukraine but also for taiwan. one such friend came to taiwan from a country with a smaller caliber than the united states but which can also throw up considerable problems, as the chinese embassy in london said, first of all, throw up problems for britain itself taiwan is a harbor of free entrepreneurship. freedom of speech is a free society, but we know such societies are under threat like never before and that's why i'm so glad to be here at the forefront of freedom in russia or the country will remember because it confused the tatars with the mongols, the baltics with the black sea and promised to bury our economy in england is remembered because she buried the english queen in 45 da

henry kissinger, eric shapiro of dupont who was a good friend of his. bob ames of the cia, who was a real middle expert. because i want people to think about what happens when the is when plo leaves i'm working on getting them out and the result was that as soon as the people left he had a proposal to give to reagan to to basically take control of the middle east peace process discussions because everyone had idea of what to do after the israelis left, reagan had a plan that had been out with him at camp david, actually, because of shultz foresight and that sort of scholarly part of him, which i think actually pretty deep, because remember chicago, we had milton friedman as a colleague he had lee kuan yew, an instructor. in fact, he sent me out to east asia quite explicitly. he said, i believe he sent more than i believe. i know he said to prime minister lee, this young man has a lot to learn about. asia, would you give him a few hours? i'll take the instant if i get the 3 hours and i got 3 hours. so it was fantastic and people because his government be

there are no windows to it henry kissinger the author of this statement is the most colorful of those with whom us foreign policy is associated with an imperturbable sharpened word and a once incorrigible womanizer with a trademark german accent 100 years old, such a venerable age is a rarity in itself, and in order to maintain clarity of thought and intellectual capacity there is no one to remember. idiologist and practitioner of the policy of détente and the balance of power of the sixty-ninth to seventy-seventh years, he carried it under two us presidents nixon and ford, first as a national security adviser, and then as secretary of state. played an important role in the negotiation and signing of the quadripartite agreement on the status of west berlin in september 1971 visited china in the same year and played a key role in preparing the meeting between richard nixon and mouse dun in 1972. third. he helped draft the paris peace agreement to end the vietnam war. for which he received the nobel peace prize. this caused outrage from many around the world, but henry kisinger was not

by the way , the former secretary of state of the united states of america , henry kissinger, also talksbout the possibility of peace talks. he talks about the fact that, one way or another, the negotiations can be tricky, and he even said that he is ready to act on the american side in the negotiations with russia, we know that kissinger was once an adviser to volodymyr putin and, in principle, negotiations with someone who gave you a job or paid money, these negotiations can be quite specific , especially when it comes to the interests of russia and the interests of ukraine. why is kissinger pushing this topic? the answer is obvious. but maybe he still has other plans, including regarding the candidates for the presidency of the united states of america. we know that ukraine is an obvious topic of ukraine, which will be one of the topics for future races. in the dialogue, they mentioned the topic of ukraine in the american elections, er, enriching, er, on may 27, er, he will turn 100 years old and obviously he does not have enough money for the jubilee events , because he would have wo

the glory of the former us secretary of state henry kissinger is dangerous to be an enemy of america,ut to be with a friend - this can be deadly today not only for ukraine but also for taiwan. one such friend came to taiwan from a country with a smaller caliber than the united states , but which can also throw up considerable problems, as the chinese embassy said in london first of all throw the problems of britain itself taiwan is a haven of free enterprise. freedom of speech is a free society, but we know such societies are under threat like never before and that's why i'm so glad to be here at the forefront of freedom in russia leaf, because she confused the tatars with the mongols, the baltics with the black sea and promised to bury our economy in england, she is remembered because she buried the english queen in 45 days in office and almost buried the economy country property. she did not become a good prime minister. she did not become a good diplomat. she shares her experience in taiwan. her visit to taiwan has been compared to nancy pelosi's visit at the end of the us speaker'

who do not share the willingness of congressmen to get involved in the third century world war, henry kissingerout time and change is something in politics that we used to be proud of. now almost a reason for repentance. remember merkel with her tricks about the minsk process. she already in her time and running, of course, does not dodge like that. well, he also feels the direction of the wind, probably the most famous and most. well, probably the largest -circulation fat book is diplomacy, which was written immediately after the end of the cold war, the collapse of the soviet union in the chapter of détente. he i would say so. less researcher less historian and more a politician who justifies his behavior. there is some very interesting text. he may very well be not so skillful, he tries to prove. well, what i did, what i am being criticized for, was actually for the purposes of democratization, that is, the final results, but i fought for the united states of america, i fought for strength from the united states in the end. hmm, this set the stage for change and syndro justified himself. but

henry kissinger gave an interview and said both russia and ukraine will have to give up territory. both will be dissatisfied and said war could erupt again because ukraine is being so heavily armed and they have the least strategicically experience in leadership. secretary austin: in terms of the goals and objectives let the ukranians decide what that will be. our goal is to make sure we are providing them what they need to be able to defend their sovereign territory. i would remind everybody this is a country that is in a pretty significant fight and what we have been doing and i applaud the ukranians to kind of grow into this. we have been taking troops out of the fight and training them on sophisticated platforms and putting those troops back in the fight all while they are fighting. this seems simple for many, it is very, very complicated and not without risk. you have to balance the scales throughout. and the more sophisticated that equipment gets, the more critical, maintenance and training and sustainment becomes. again, we have been focused on giving them what they need to

for such a policy of america , a statesman of european culture was needed, and henry kissinger becameer mechanics, deep researchers of european equilibrium his dissertation, then published as a book. restored world. the best studies of the balance of power, however détente and arms control risk management through diplomacy, are based on the recognition that there are deep irreconcilable differences between states and in order to manage to find common ground where they may need to be recognized, that contradiction is inevitable sounds nice. a why the then discharge? it ended so soon. president carter, who came after ford, actually rejected real politics in favor of the values ​​​​of the primacy of human rights, so he returned to the american tradition opposite to the one that applies to kissinger and the personal factor, knocking down brzezinski, brought the polish attitude towards russia into american politics and it replaced the german approach , which personified kissinger, the latter aims to regulate relations with russia as an important participant in european affairs, the rejecti

on the ukrainian by the way , the former secretary of state of the united states of america, henry kissinger talks about the possibility of peace talks. he says that one way or another these peace talks can happen and he even said about the fact that he is ready to act on the american side in the negotiations with russia, we know that kissinger was once an adviser to vladimir putin and, in principle, negotiations should be held with whoever gave you a job or paid money, well, these negotiations can be quite specific, especially when we are talking about the interests of russia and the interests of ukraine. why is kissinger pushing this topic? and although the answer seems to be obvious, it is possible that he has other plans, including regarding the candidates for the presidency of the united states of america, we know what is ukraine, it is obvious that the topic of ukraine will be one of the topics for future races in the eyes of the united states of america, we already mentioned the topic of ukraine in the american elections at the beginning of our dialogue, on may 27 it will be 100 years

and this is not market say this is henry kissinger saying, guys, you guys are crazy. you guys are unify united states and china. i'm sorry, i'm a kissinger. i worked hard guys 50 years ago to put a match between russia and china to divide them. that's why it went to debate gene . that's why we brought china together and we divided china and rush. so they doing that at the time. and you guys crazy. now you guys are you, you united the, i'm sorry, this is so side. but the problem again that was a mean is this is our guess common sense, right? just like strategic concepts. but again, guys like blinking victoria nolan. i mean, i think they are very behind common sense right now. and this, what do they think? because what they're doing now in 5 years from now, i mean, you saw what she told 14. so this is a shift in history that we haven't seen a 100 years and we're driving this transformation. and this is the imagine what will happen 3 years ago, 4 years ago. but this is what you asked as being producing marco, do me a favor, stay there, cuz we're gonna come back in just a

remains outside the nato umbrella, perhaps the americans are counting on peace negotiations because henry kissinger, secretary of state in 1973-77, says that real negotiations between ukraine and the russian federation are possible by the end of the year and says that he will act as a mediator in this situation china and e kissinger says that he could also join these negotiations, the 100-year-old among others kissinger should be 100 years old in may, if i am not mistaken this year, he says that he is not against the role of an advisor in the contacts of the united states of america from the russian side. how do you feel about such forecasts and such feelings of keying sources, well, considering what he said, uh, they are always heard in the world at least well, and discussed well, you know he was an adviser to putin for a long time therefore, he definitely does not need to acquire any new role, so he can continue to advise putin , since everything he advises fits very well into the line of behavior and thinking of mr. putin. it seems to me that with people with such age and fate plays a bad joke,

nixon's in the oval office with henry kissinger, his secretary of state.r nixon. and this is literally what nixon says. "remember, we're going to be around, "and outlive our enemies. "and also, never forget — the press is the enemy. "the press is the enemy." both: "the press is the enemy." "the establishment is the enemy. "the professors are the enemy." write that on a blackboard 100 times, and neverforget it. that's nixon. that's donald trump also. that's right. half a century since the watergate scandal, that moment in history continues to permeate the work of woodward and bernstein, who often cite similarities between trump and nixon. but there is at least one very marked difference. despite two impeachments, trump didn't lose the support of his party — at least not openly. let's look at a story that i did in the third year of the trump presidency, in which... you know, i had heard from people on capitol hill, the chiefs of staffs for so many senators, that their bosses despised donald trump. that they held him in such contempt, including of his intelle

it doesn't matter that one of its developers was henry kissinger, this carpet bombing of the peacefulvietnam ahead of the fish bombers, then it was not very perfect, but ahead of the b-52 bombers. yes, these are the same ones. only the previous modifications were more modern, and the planes were supersonic, which means they expanded from them, as it were, foil, ordinary foil, metallized sheets were launched from them. uh, these are strips of paper, and they created a veil, when you do not see that behind it is just a veil of light metal floating in the air. you know, it seems to me that what they do. it's very similar. this is the propaganda fuss. here is this stuffing of completely opposite judgments of the concept of tom kron. here, the peacekeepers have gathered and speaks from the mistakes of nato to put at the head, so to speak, in focuses and, so to speak, contacts with russia of the type. sorry, there was a monstrous mistake, but next time we will not allow it on the other side absolutely. you know such unambiguous statements that play to raise the stakes to increase the level