have an interview which recorded by my colleague yuriy fizer with political scientist and james town foundationearcher janusz bugaisky let's watch it because it's important and interesting greetings my name is yuriy fizer and my guest today is a world-famous person writer columnist historian an employee of the james town foundation, janusz bugaisky, recently, well, in fact, in 2022, he wrote a book, an unsustainable state , instructions for unraveling russia, and he came to ukraine to present this book . about this book about russia, about its unraveling , obviously about ukraine. i will talk to him today hello google thank you for giving me the opportunity to ask you a few questions with pleasure so my first question is about the title of your new book Всё в ukule you called russia a failed state about the term failed russia was failed yet not at the beginning of its formation or did it become so in the process of its existence , because right now we feel the moment when something should happen or should happen or will happen. also suffered a crack as a state, as a tsarist empire, there is a s

to this conversation . a world-famous person, writer, columnist, historian, employee of the james town foundationisky, recently, well, in fact, in 2022, he wrote the book a--an insolvent state, instructions for dismantling russia, and that is why he came to ukraine to present this book. about this book about russia, about its dismantling, obviously about i ukraine

my guest today is a world-famous person, a writer, columnist, historian, an employee of the james town foundationaisky, recently, well , in fact, in 2022, he wrote the book a--a failed state, instructions for unraveling russia, and this is precisely to present this book he came to ukraine about this book about russia about its dismantling obviously about ukraine i will talk to him today hello google thank you for giving me the opportunity to ask you a few questions with pleasure so my first a question about the title of your new book Всё в ukule you called russia an unsustainable state about the term unsustainable russia was unsustainable not at the beginning of its formation or did it become so in the process of its existence because right now we feel the moment when something should happen or should happen or i said that over the past 30 years, the russian federation has proven that it will not back down

today my guest is a world-famous person, a writer , columnist, historian, an employee of the james town foundation, janusz bugaisky, recently, well, in fact, in 2022, he wrote a book a capable state instructions for dismantling russia and that is to present this book he came to ukraine about this book about russia about its dismantling obviously about ukraine i will talk to him today hello google thank you for giving me the opportunity to ask you a few questions with pleasure so my first question is about the title of your new book vsø в ukule, you called russia an unsustainable state about the terms unsustainable russia was unsustainable not at the beginning of its formation or did it become so in the process of its existence, because right now we will feel the moment when something should happen or should happen or is about to happen, i would say that over the past 30 years, the russian federation has proven that it did not exist as a state in previous iterations, it also suffered a crack as a state , as the tsarist empire is the soviet empire, now the federation is on the brink collapse, i wrot

james ho. >> it appears that donald trump, who created with the help of the far right heritage foundation this court. >> yes. >> was bragging in that towne might probably will be their nominee. this is going to keep coming back in his electoral issue. the woman who betrayed her constituents by flipping on abortion and now her whole story about, oh, i had an abortion, it's all george santos to me. right? because she decided i don't care about any of that. that could be an immediate -- right? there are electoral possibilities where women can get revenge and men who agree with women who want women to have freedom? >> you know, i think there's so much electoral opportunity around this, but i just want to be clear, we need democrats to be unequivocal, authentic and really strong. there's no room to be, you know, less than 100% vocal around these attacks. that means white male politicians, not just women and we need them to be shouting from the rooftops where they stand on this issue because things like trisha, they conflate and confuse the voting public. we have to be really clear where we stand. the good news is most democrats are. we just