think should formulate this ideology, in general, by and large, this should be done by the institute of philosophyre is the institute of philosophy - the main thing should be an ideological point that develops it, and our institute of philosophy is in a ruined state there, that is, the head is the director, then no, the head director. and everyone knows that up to 70% of the staff there are people of very liberal views and sentiments. and even among them there are some, but agents who work there and cooperate or have been such recently, and who to contact, and we now have a rather interesting situation, when all sorts of experts write book articles, hold some kind of conferences in the state, there is no structure that could take care of the system. this issue is not quickly resolved, but nevertheless it is now the main point where we discuss issues most effectively security chain ideology. under the leadership of patrushev, i look at the texts that they release as a document, and the interview is the most interesting thing that is happening now in the region. e formulation of some ideological thi

alexander ivanovich senior researcher of the institute of philosophy of the national academy of sciences colonel, retired professor of the academy of military sciences of the russian federation question today we will have the main question this is the national security of the republic of belarus hello, you are watching the distortion program , be silent in the studio svetlana smolonskaya and tatyana shcherbina and today alexander tikhansky is our guest alexander ivanovich good afternoon. hello, welcome to our studio. thank you for accepting our invitation, last weekend in minsk there was a forum not our war, not our war. a seminar was held under this title the day before. it was initiated by the public association of patriots of belarus in the small hall of the palace of the republic, well-known journalists, state and political figures spoke . the main topic was the situation in ukraine , namely the reasons for the start of the minsk negotiations and the forecast for the end of the conflict. they also touched upon information attacks on belarus, opponents continue to spread fakes on the

this institute of philosophy hosts here annually 20,000 liters. blood.t allows you to immediately divide it into the desired fractions. who are our consumers in the first place severe injuries car injury various other options? to say thank you to your donor is the sincere desire of many patients who are now celebrating their second birth. in moscow , a touching meeting of two genetic twins of the bone marrow donor of his recipient took place according to the rules after transplantation time only passes, then people can get to know each other personally. our anabalan attended such a meeting. peering into the faces, elena is trying to find the one who saved her life, her donor, karina, in the same room. how do you imagine? who who knows what girl? yes, i don't know anything else. now you do feel it. that's in seconds. see you. i'm just worried about everything and finally, the long-awaited first meeting. three years ago, elena was diagnosed with a terrible diagnosis with sharp and lablast. leukemia. this is when healthy blood cells are replaced by tumor tr

of people right after the institute. then i was put on an internship with my wife at the institute of philosophy in moscow for 3 months.eturned to the anesthesiologist, my wife became a psychiatrist , life went on as usual, a daughter was born in the family, everything was settled, worked a lot for three days, did not leave the hospital valery georgievich says that you quickly forget saved patients. but if you could not save, remember all his life, his wife died in 2006 from a massive stroke in his intensive care unit. they lived together for almost 40 years for a month. of course himself so it happened since then and he lives alone helps his daughter and a laconic very competent doctor valili georgievich works, and it’s not a shame that anesthesiologists in resuscitation are always sick in the shade, because only the surgeon, thanks to the surgeon, i raped to this brigade team. you can say so. this may be the character, it happens, but we still do the same thing. 83 years of experience in medicine 57 years, well on retirement is not going to fidelity. family loyalty to the memory of his wife loyalty to the colleagues

it began with the subject of philosophy, which we had at the institute, and precisely the eastern teachingsllose , then it was just the time when many such books appeared and this such a mysterious world that prompted. eh, to such attentive listening to attentively peering into surrounding things. that's when, probably, he fascinated me, and then initially completely, in my opinion, a master class in chinese painting. i understood that this is what i would like to do, that it helps me to express myself and be. eh, in such a very deep connection with the outside world, traditional chinese painting, how different it is, despite the fact that it is, uh, quite ancient. yes , after all, the chinese gave our civilization brushes and paper. she has. uh, your toolkit, your completely unique brushes. here they are, here my main assistants in chinese painting are rice paper. this is really what makes these works so transparent and also create one like this. here he is unsaid. you know, here, the main difference, probably, from a technical point of view, yes, from our european painting. well, first of

of political philosophy. andrea politics at l. d m international institute or a gentleman cross type roles that affect, that means it can jump any time you want. and i always appreciate, let me on a route 1st and sunny do by roughly read this. been a lot of it is this account or offensive is turned into a mean the internet of itself. because if you look back and give it a wider angle here, the major backer of all this is of course the united states and nato. and there's no indication whatsoever that the bye didn't ministration wants to see. this complet comes in any time soon. so it's a lot of talk about this here. and of course, you know, we have this incursion over the last new cycle and already the new york times say, oh, this is just reconnaissance for the real thing. i mean, this is a, this counter offensive is turning into a unicorn. ralph? a. yeah, but i agree with you, it is not as they seem to have expected it, but on the other hand, you have to study all the other conflicts that the united states impose on data. recently in the past, decades now ha

of political philosophy. andrea politics at l. d. m. international institute or gentlemen, cost, i've roles and the fact that music can jump any time you want. and i always appreciate, let me go to ralph 1st and sunny do by ro, i mean there's been a lot of it is this counter offensive is turned into a mean in and out of itself. because if you look back and give it a wider angle here, the major backer of all this is of course the united states and nato. and there's no indication whatsoever that the bye didn't ministration wants to see. this complet comes in any time soon. so it's a lot of talk about this here. and of course, you know, we have this incursion over the last new cycle and already the new york times say, oh, this is just reconnaissance where the real thing, i mean this is a, this counter offensive is turning into a unicorn. ralph to yes, i agree with you. it is not as they seem to have expected it, but on the other hand, you have to study all the other conflicts that the united states impose on data. recently in the past, decades now have entered an

institute of technology is quite high, everyone is dissatisfied, but simply high, but this is an elite elite, but after all, it teaches everything there now. well, i'll look, uh, how at all the philosophyut restrictions. look what they have made their nation. what painful pathological fullness and obesity is just the majority of the crowd. you haven’t yet had a cult on the contrary of harmony. wherever they ran there in my time they ran, everything was physical there. uh, the song is like this , it was all very fashionable there, just taking care of it, uh, about diets, about the health of your body , prolonging a good figure, and so on, there is nothing of this. it's also connected because a person limits himself reasonably both morally and physiologically , and in a public civil act of some sort. hmm. e, because there is no boundless freedom, e, where it is declared boundless. and everything that has no boundaries has no definition. it's so entropy and all, so of course it 's sad to watch, to be honest, and uh, this might be a good example for us. uh, when it comes to this repulsive absurdity. hmm uh, i think our lovers to imitate in everything hmm should say something. let's look a

sanshiro has recently become a common professor of natural philosophy at, johns hopkins university, and he's also a faculty at the santa fe institute. he's a theoretical physics. and as such, he written many interesting research. he's also a popular science writer and has been a new york times bestselling. i'm i always find him very insightful and thought provoking. i read his book in general relativity when i was an undergrad in argentina. and ever since then i became fascinated with the topic. he's very committed to making complex physics ideas accessible to everyone, and he does it in a very unique and wise. so today he will be telling us about the first book in his new trilogy the biggest ideas in the universe time and motion, where he explains not only the physical concepts, but also the mathematical framework behind them in a very beautiful way. so please join me in professor sean carroll. thank you. thank you. harvard bookstore. one of my favorite bookstores in the whole world. thank you. university, one of my favorite universities in the whole world where i got my ph.d. here a certain number of years ago that i will no long

institutional background and reminder of jay's vision of ethics for the court gerard. i don't want to leave bush run washington without getting a sense of his constitutional philosophy. he studied with james wilson who you think persuasively argue with the most underappreciated founding father. he imbibed presumably from wilson this philosophy of natural law from the scottish enlightenment. he embodied it in this core field and coryell decision, which must have been really interesting for you to write about because john bingham when he wrote the 14th amendment invoked bush rod, washington's opinion core field in coryell as the central protection for rights of national citizenship. so just give us a sense of what bushwah washington and james wilson's constitutional philosophy was and and to what degree they were successful in. in button, you know and writing it into this case court field and courier. so boyfriend washington was a federalist like we'll send and george washington indeed. just talking about the 11th amendment bush rod called sacrifice to state pride. he wasn't a big fan because he was more interested in asserting national authority as they kind of import

institutions and so forth. the driver of that has been the radical shift of the democratic party to the far left in the embrace of a very aggressive form of progressivism which actually is driven to philosophyhat is counter to the philosophy they are champions of the tradition that is really captured in the highest form by the angle american political tradition. as katie said all about the individual and their liberty in the role of government is limited to essentially protecting the safety and created an environment where individuals can forge their own destiny. that's what america is based on and that's what the republican party is all about defending i think they become more combative and still working in little class party not the party of the elites anymore. that can be dramatized in many ways but that's a process that did not start with donald trump by far that started with ronald reagan and when he won it was because of millions of democrats voting first 34 states then 39 and as vice president 140 states. that combination worked in the past and i'm optimistic because when you look at states like florida, georgia, virginia which were tight states. we have governors that have governed

of philosophy announced earlier this month he would run as a candidate with the people's party. west confirmed the news on the katie halper show. >> which means when it comes to infrastructure and institutions much broader and deeper access to the ballot. it in the end, any candidacy to run the empire in order to dismantle the empire has to be part of the movement. amy: you can see our recent interview with cornel west on his presidential run at democracynow.org. in media news, los angeles public radio station laist, formerly kpcc, announced it was cutting staff by some 12% due to a budget shortfall. members of the laist's union noted that the station's current ceo made around $675,000 last year, while the former ceo has been paid half a million dollars three years after leaving the job. this comes less than a week after "the l.a. times" said it would lay off 74 staffers, representing 13% of the editorial members. ups has agreed to mandate air conditioning in its delivery fleet as part of ongoing negotiations with workers in the teamsters union. a number of ups delivery drivers have become sick from working in extreme temperatures. last summer, a 24-year-old ups driver in southern californi

institute for justice and human action network and the americans united for life. he possesses degrees in medical ethics and philosophy, so does missouri governor chief of staff andy hosts the pro-america pro-america reports podcaster we also joined today by geri perna, her nephew matthew perna was a january 6th defendant who was subjected to months of delays by the justice system. matthew was charged for entering the capital on jenga six but peacefully surrender to authorities. his sensing was scheduled for march 2022 but this was delayed by the prosecution. he took his own life. his friends and family say they broken. she runs a website to raise awareness for nephew story remembering matt perna.com. we are joined today by sarah mcabee, the wife of ronald mcabee who entered the capital on january 6th, a deputy sheriff. ronald suffered aggravated shoulder injury that day while attempting to render medical assistance to a protester. he has been charged with seven times a month of assaulting, resisting or impeding a federal officer. he pleaded not guilty to these charges and video footage shows him protecting and helping multiple capital officers who thank him for h