, by the way , t-90s drove with such audacity to ukraine, but they did not start burning, and igor eisenbergs, professor of new york university, mr. igor, i congratulate you, i congratulate you, mr. vasyl, i congratulate everyone who sees and hears and today there is something to talk about, well there is always something to talk about, but today, in particular. the speaker of the house of representatives of the congress of the united states of america mike johnson promised to unblock aid to ukraine, but with significant changes, what is it about and why did he suddenly decide not to wait for the moment when they decide to remove him and vote without him? well, the thing is, signatures are being collected on a petition to unblock this bill that passed the senate. the collection of signatures officially began on tuesday, because it is necessary it happened that 30 days had passed since the bill got to the house of representatives and was not considered, and just on tuesday was the 30th day, the collection of signatures began, and here i looked half an hour before our inclusion with you, there

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which means that igor eisenberg will appear tomorrow. a professor from new york university has already appeared before us. thank you, professor, for finding time for us. greetings, mr. mykola, greetings to all viewers. look, i have a question for you, is it more french than american? but the americans have already reacted, mr. macron did not rule it out, he was somehow so eloquently silent or eloquently hinted that anything could happen, and it cannot be ruled out that french troops will end up in ukraine, and there will be american troops immediately, but there will never be american troops in ukraine and so on, what would this mean, what are your thoughts on this and on this matter, is it possible to figure it out as a bargain, i also think that it is possible. if indeed, ukraine will be invaded and then they will go to europe, so where will they go, the french and american ones may appear there, but why did it happen now? well, i think that president macron, he uh, what he 's done has created a situation, you know, what's called strat

khrystyna yatskev, vitaly portnikov and igor eisenberg, professor at new york university. ratulations glory to ukraine. glory to heroes. greetings friends. greetings to all express viewers. congratulations, mr. igor. so let's start with the president's message. of the united states to congress, how do you view it in general, how successful has it been, how much was the emphasis on the war in ukraine important? i think it was very successful, joe biden, it wasn't just the message, i think joe biden meant to start a crucial part of his campaign, obviously, and those who wrote him about the language, it was strong, very focused on the largest. the problems of both the world and the united states, and the energy with which biden spoke, it was reflected, you know, there is such a very interesting criterion of whether the speech was successful, during this speech joe biden broke three times the record for raising funds for his election campaign just from ordinary americans, that is, he started his speech a little after 9 pm, so at 9 pm, at 10 o'clock. there at 12 pm three times i

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igor eisenberg is with us, a professor at new york university. mr. igor, i congratulate you. congratulate you, mr. vasyl. i hear, and today there is something to talk about, well, there is always something to talk about, but today, in particular, the speaker of the house of representatives of the united states of america, mike johnson, promised to unblock aid to ukraine, but with significant changes. what is it about, and why did he suddenly decide not to wait for the moment when they decide to... suspend him and vote without him, well, the point is that signatures are being collected on a petition to unblock this bill that passed the senate, and it officially began gathering signatures on tuesday because it was supposed to be 30 days from now that the bill went to the house of representatives and is not being considered, and just on tuesday was the 30th day, the collection of signatures began, and well... i looked half an hour before our inclusion with you, there were 177, and 218 are needed, the fact is that if 218 signatures are collected, then for the speaker it will be l

so. behind me you see ukrainian flags, american flags, this means that igor eisenberg, a professor at now, and he appeared, and thank you very much, mr. igor, mr. professor, what, what appeared ? greetings, mr. mykola, greetings to all viewers of espresso. look, mr. professor, what in general, what, well, what is the reaction, what are the newspapers writing, what is the television saying, what are your neighbors saying about the fact that yesterday at 8 o'clock local time time that is, during the moscow era, it happened in moscow or in the suburbs of moscow, we have not figured out here, it was still moscow or no longer moscow, but at this moment about 150 victims, that is, corpses, that is, deaths, there was a huge terrorist attack there, and what do they think about it in america, how it's being discussed, well last night there was a lot of talk about it on the news, on the news channels, well they're... i would say almost no comment, just reporting that it happened, but what was emphasized was that the united states warned russia that terrorist attacks were being prepared, which a

eisenberg, a professor at new york university. congratulations, glory ukraine. glory to the heroes, i congratulate you, friends, i congratulate all viewers of express. congratulations, mr. igorh the message of the president of the united states to congress. how do you look at it in general, how successful was it, how important was the emphasis on the war in ukraine? i think it was very successful, joe biden. it wasn't just a message, i think joe biden meant to start a crucial part of his campaign obviously and those who wrote his speech, it was... strong, very much focused on the biggest issues, both the world and the united states, and the energy with which biden spoke, it reflected, you know, there is such a very interesting criteria for whether the speech was successful, during this speech, joe biden broke three times the fundraising record for his election campaign simply from ordinary americans, that is, he began. speech a little after 9 p.m., so at 9 p.m., at 10 p.m., then at 11 p.m., three times in a row, it was a fundraising record, so obviously people liked the speech, the fact that he from the very beginning spoke about ukraine, and the fact that he actually compar

eisenberg, professor at new york university. congratulations, glory to ukraine. glory to the heroes, i congratulate you, friends, i congratulate all viewers of espresso. congratulations, mr. igor. so, let's start with the message of the president of the united states to congress, how do you see it in general, how successful was it, how important was the emphasis on the war in ukraine? i think it was very successful, joe biden, not just the message, i think joe biden meant to start the crucial part of his election campaign. and those who wrote his speech, it was strong, very focused on the biggest problems , both of the world and of the united states, and the energy with which biden spoke, it reflected, you know, there is such a very interesting criterion, was it the speech was successful, during this speech, joe biden broke three times the record of fundraising for his election campaign, just from the list of americans, that is , he started the speech a little after 9 pm, so at 9 pm, at 10-11- and in the evening, three times in a row, it was a record fundraiser , so obviously people liked the speech, the fact that he talked about ukraine from the beginning, and the fact that h

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