it's a fantastic book and this is oliver stone. anywhere. >> it's my great pleasure to introduce today, , but it does with first my friend mary but also professor sarotte for discussion of her latest book "not one inch" and it's true in this case that the author needs to introduction of all give one in a moment. i think we can send this case this book needs of introduction at the moment because it's been for all the right reasons splashed across reviews and op-ed pages and public conversations and

why did you do it and he said well we are doing it for two reasons, number one, the oliver stone law, the net first of oliver stone was making his film jfk to get files related to the kennedy assassination open and he said that i was advised paralegal people that we might not only have a lawsuit of that time for any of the tapes that you deal with a assassination but also more generally so i talked to missus johnson i said, if a recommendation for which it can we keep these close or should they be opened. and she said, go ahead and open them. and essentially i'm proud of what my husband did and i know there will be things on them that i don't like because i haven't heard them but am confident enough in what linden did that more people find out about what he did both in the strengths and the flaws, the better which was just the kind of presidential relic you would want and she showed amazing insight and la changed history but i think really change the ways which her husband is seen now by historians. >> one of the questions that hangs on the tape is why lbj made them in the first place

here's what oliver stone said yesterday.nologically possible, but even the thought of it in the minds of the military, not the american director. this is not only the end of new york, as the thai kiselyov told us on sunday. yes, the uk can choose what she likes best. e, poseidon or or sarmat, while we must, showing responsibility, it means that when we put them before a choice. at the same time as you , we can also begin to choose, of course. after all, at the same moment exactly the same rocket will fly in our direction. it will be possible only later to find out, the same is a little better a little worse, but all the missiles will reach there is no doubt about this, therefore, everything that we see now in the theater of operations, the supply of weapons, is our destruction of these weapons. uh, mercenaries and stuff. hmm, it's still in a limited war, and we're all interested in, and they're interested in us finishing our operation here, and then start negotiations otherwise things get out of control, and then no one will

two things number one how stone made the movie but secondly, it's oliver stone opening his head and revealing what he thinks about the jfk assassination and vietnam and intelligence. so before you know, you're on a very dark road or what the us government does and doesn't gun and now we're living the days of the cia and cuba and trying to feed, you know fidel castro poison cigars and things like that. and so that's what you're getting out there. just the public is being fed a lot of information. that's maybe not quite accurate. yeah, and what we see bill is you know in in public opinion polling is this dramatically rising belief conspiracy theories of all types. so one of the most stunning polling results i found was that even if you years ago, 25% of americans believe 9/11 was an inside job by the us government a quarter of americans believe that so a lot of what i'm trying to do is dispel these, you know crazy conspiracy notions about what the intelligence community is really doing right, but that also leads in a technology. we'll get that no second. i mean you take that poll of a

look at the statement of the american film director oliver stone, this is desperation or a statement of us intentions because he openly warned the world about a possible nuclear provocation in the donbass by the americans. let's let's listen. i wonder if the us is preparing the ground for a low-yield nuclear explosion of unknown origin somewhere in the donbass that will kill thousands of ukrainians. of course, if this happens, god forbid, the whole world is trained like a dog. pavlova would have blamed russia, this guilt had already been established in advance , regardless of who launched the device, this explosion would certainly have influenced the opinion of the remaining half of the world community, which until that moment had not been on the side of the west, russia would have been satan beelzebub, keep in mind that it's hard to know where a nuclear device came from, especially in a rapidly evolving situation like this war that russia can be blamed for? no matter how ridiculous this accusation is, if russia falls, the next target will be china. how is it? it seems to me an ideal

we remember that rumors about cancer recently sounded in the american the director of oliver stone, who previously supported the kremlin, can this be taken as serious information, or is it still an informational and psychological special operation of russia, which is carried out by the hands of foreign mass media , well, first of all, russia has long been launching such an event for some kind of operation to show that this is, as it were, a provocation against them. it is a call to fire on themselves, and then, accordingly, they deny that they are so strong. putin is healthy yesterday and lavrov declared that this is all a fake, that putin is extremely healthy is shown on the screens every day and manages the process ah well it is clear that even if e-e foreign media are involved e-e and from the submission of agencies they will be decrypted accordingly the parcel was sent to the special services ot for example to us and the six development of britain e-e other special services or sources and ot see, the operation is being implemented in order to maintain the image of putin himself, why

american filmmaker oliver stone suggested that the united states can create conditions for a nuclearxplosion in the donbass in order to then blame russia for everything , he wrote about this on his page on the social network to such a conclusion. stone according to him led to speculation. deputy secretary of state victoria nuon something about the inadmissibility of the use of russian atomic weapons , which were picked up by american television channels, the director writes that an anti-russian information campaign is unfolding in the american media and us satellite countries in europe and asia, the likes of which he has never seen all the perpetrators have been appointed in advance and the company's goal, according to stone, is to win over to the side of the united states that part of the world audience that does not belong to the western camp. russian tankers , together with the fighters of the lc , are clearing the city of strategic importance from the ukrainian radicals at a height, therefore, from there you can control the situation in neighboring settlements . besides. there is

to accuse russia of having done this, that it started a nuclear war , this is a flashlight that oliver stones are now giving us that russia is sure will try to use tactical in ukraine to find out that it’s not chemical yes, absolute nonsense and stupidity and does not fit into any of our defenses, when we say that we have exposed fakes, we expose hundreds here every day. listen continues. this is a bunch of butch and no one returns to its content, no one cares, which means that these, and there the nails that scattered there do not bother anyone, which means the state of these corpses, which were simply illuminated there. this is the topic. it was spread all over the copper and now they don’t just appeal and say, yeah, with you where there are 100 billion with you 100 billion. well, i’m talking absolutely from the bulldozer from the medical figures. yes, that is, well, these are the volumes that they remove from e from all kinds. uh, there are parliaments or budgets different states. yes, that is, they are actually amazing. yes, that's why there are, in fact, hundreds of millions that are th

we remember that rumors about putin's cancer were recently heard by an american director, oliver stone, who previously supported by the kremlin, is it possible to take this as serious information, or is it still an informational and psychological special operation of russia, which is carried out by the hands of foreign mass media , yes, first of all, russia has long launched such measures for some operations, so far it seems to be a provocation against them, it is them looks like fire and then, accordingly, denies that they are so strong. putin is healthy yesterday and lavrov said that this is all a fake, that putin is extremely healthy, every day he appears on the screens and manages the process well, it is clear that even if e-e mass media abroad are involved, and with the submission of agencies, they will be deciphered accordingly, the parcel was sent to the special services, for example, we and six of the development of britain, one of the other special services in the sources, and so, look , the operation is implemented in order to support the image of putin himself, although ther

that she is the fact that she started a nuclear war, this is two or three times the scenario that oliver stonethe americans are now giving us, that russia will definitely try to use tactical discovered in ukraine, what "yes. yes, absolute nonsense and stupidity and does not fit in any way, in any of our defenses, when we talk about the fact that, well, here we have exposed the fakes. we expose hundreds every day. listen continues. well , there is a bunch of butch and no one returns to its content, no one cares, so these, and there the nails that scattered there don’t care, it means the state of these corpses, which there just nobody was exposed to. this is this topic, it was spread all over the media and now they don’t just appeal and say, yeah, with you where there are 100 billion from you 100 billion. well, i say absolutely awesome. sorry numbers. yes, that is, but these are the volumes that they remove from e from all kinds, and then the parliament or the budget to different states. yes, that is, they are actually amazing. yes, that's why there are, in fact, hundreds of millions, which are

are used in ukraine in america, this topic is speculated so often that even the famous director oliver stoneif the us is preparing the ground for a small nuclear explosion somewhere in the donbass who would kill thousands of ukrainians. if this happens, god forgive all countries, like a team, like dogs. pavlova will accuse russia of its guilt is determined in advance , regardless of who will arrange the explosion. it will take several days to find out the truth, but no one needs it, only media coverage is important , according to the oscar-winning director, usa fields, so that yulia olkhovskaya vyacheslav arkhipov natalya lobanova channel one washington channel on the first will continue the program time will show. the information channel on the first continues to broadcast the program time will tell we are working live in the slavyansky district of the donetsk people's republic, the successful offensive of the allied forces of the armed forces of russia and the army of the dpr continues to be cleared from the ukrainian armed forces, the village of novoselovka kiev militants. they set up fir

are used in ukraine in america, this topic is speculated so often that even the famous director oliver stones preparing the ground for a small nuclear explosion somewhere in the donbass, which would kill thousands of ukrainians if this happens, god forgive everyone countries, as if on cue, like dogs. pavlova will accuse russia of its guilt is determined in advance, regardless of who will arrange the explosion, it will probably take several days to find out the truth, but nobody needs it. only media coverage is important , according to the oscar-winning director, the united states does not disdain any methods to isolate russia yulia olkhovskaya vyacheslav arkhipov natalya lobanova channel one broadcast program. time will tell. we are working live, our army strikes in the limansk direction during a breakthrough from the kharekhov region to the donbass . and here is how our gunners work on the accumulation of equipment and manpower with hurricane rockets in the kharkov region. the russian ministry of defense published footage of the combat work of the malka self-propelled artillery units during

oliver stone [inaudible] can make a movie that kind of drives you and.ot does the same thing, right? it does you stories and it tells us a lot about the reason why it was a big hit was because it told a story that a lot of people wanted to believe coming all the way back to the very beginning when you see this big beautiful battle that plantation owned by mel gibson and his family, i think [inaudible] it's a character's name, who was laboring on this plantation by african, african descent labor's and their families. although enslaved? in south carolina? [laughter] no! not according to this phone, right? they're just happy to be there, right? [laughter] and who doesn't want to visit south carolina? but not under those circumstances. so he tells us that these stories, right? it's this one [inaudible] clearly benjamin but it is a good guy, he's an american guy. he rejects slavery, clearly, right? tells us these stories about america. and through benjamin what martin we come of these with these ideas that americans are heroic, they were gradually aligned the

number one, the oliver stone, there was an effort after oliver's phone was making his film jfk. to get files related to the kennedy assassination open. he said, i was advised by our legal people that we might not only have a lawsuit of that kind for any of the tapes that deal with the assassination, but also more generally for all the tapes. i talked to mrs. johnson. i said, you have got a recommendation for us. which is, should we keep these closed? or should they be opened? she said, go ahead and open them. essentially, i am proud of what my husband did. i know that there will be things on them that i don't like because i haven't heard them. i am confident enough and what lyndon did, the more people that find out about what he did both his strength and his flaws, the better. which is just the kind of presidential -- you want. she showed amazing insight. not only changed history, i think really change the way that her husband is c now by historians and other later americans. >> one of the questions that hangs around the table is why lbj made them in the first place. why would l

just celebrated an anniversary, and you guessed two things about [inaudible] but secondly, its oliver stone opening his head and revealing, what he thinks about the jfk assassination and vietnam and intelligence and so before you know to you on a very dark note on what the u. s. government doesn't doesn't do and now we are loving the days of the cia at cuba and trying to [inaudible] fidel castro, positive things like that. so what you're getting here, just the public is being fed a lot of information that maybe not quite accurate. >> yeah. and what we see, bill, is you, know, in public ability union polling, is this dramatically rising belief in conspiracy theories off all tax. so one of the most stunning polling results i found was that even a few years ago, 25% of americans believed 9/11 was an inside job by the u.s. government. a quarter of a remarkable believe that. so a lot of what i'm trying to do is dispel these, you know, crazy conspiracy notions about what the intelligence community is really doing. >> right, but that also leads into technology. we'll get to that in a second. i mea

little older than you but when oliver stone did jfk sure. and y'all remember that right? and so many conspiracies, you know, the magic bullet and the this and to that and kevin costner was at the height, you know at the time and and people were really just almost i mean taking that what they saw in that film as a call to action, which was really fascinating right? i mean and so this this but we have to be really careful because unfortunately most people who do consume their history through popular culture. there's a problem with that, right? so this might be a harder question but list off of it, maybe your top two or top three most problematic. alleged historical films. oh, well, i guess you know being being here virginia and so so tied to so many elements in american history. i think the first thing we would have to talk about is the patriot. right. we love watching the patriot boy people really love watching that watching this movie, you know, just like a lot of these jfk jfk is an intoxicating film right oliver still and say what you want about it can make a movie that

i can't get inside his head, i watched the oliver stone interview.ause the president was crippled nato saying you are not paying your fair share, depending on us too much. the combination of items might make vladimir putin feel this is not worth it. you know that vladimir putin probably regrets the day he invaded. stuart: he wouldn't have done it had trump been the president. it is primary day, georgia, alabama, arkansas, texas, minnesota, a lot of these are a referendum on donald trump. he thinks he's doing well. what do you make of that? >> there are places he's doing well, j d vance, doctor ours, dr. oz, in georgia it did not help perdue, he never should have won because he had no message, he's not brian kemp but he was friendly with brian kemp. he performed well, opened up the state early, one bitterness people in new york have and california have. one of the first to open up, he believed in the people. into the rural communities, industry as well. he has performed well. jody heise was picked by trump to knock on the secretary of state not there.

here in the olive grove in the province of idli, along the very stone where roman filippov took his last battle, the russian officers of dobrovolsky the storm corps erected a monument today february 3 , 2018. the pilot of the downed attack aircraft, major roman filippov, ejected from the su-25, was surrounded on all sides by militants who tried to take our pilot alive. this moment was filmed by one of the terrorists on the phone cowardly, bending down to the ground. the last words of the russian officer were this to you for the boys. we went to the place of the last battle of our pilot, and near this stone they found cartridge cases from bullets fired from his pistol. so the details of the last minutes of life became known novel. filipova, when the militants approached, very close rola nikolayevich made a heroic decision to blow himself up and combat coffee, the only grenade on the stone was a metal plate, but russian officers who were sent to syria to train soldiers as military advisers to officers of volunteer assault squads. it has long been dreamed of more to create a monument here i

stone from the banks of mountain streams. sometimes it becomes a family heirloom. important form formed. how many in a century? it was supposed to be moved along the river olivethe base , spices, pepper, ground cilantro seeds and paprika are added. use the same spicy mixture even in drinks. what is the most delicious smell? ottoman salt from georgia entered the list of cultural heritage. it contains at least 12 ingredients. same garlic. pepper cilantro, plus dill. cumin, even fried onions are cooked twice a year at home by the whole family. uh, but the eldest collects the bouquet by age. that is to say, an experienced person. he establishes this leave. how much salt makes depends on the number of family members and its hospitality. i know that a good family must spend pounds here. it turns out 160 kg per year. it works out. how many guests have to be received and again goes well with almost everything . on salt, such mixtures are only conditionally called seasonings, because there are many components in the composition, ranging from traditional e, spices and herbs to completely exotic fruit flowers. uh, pure berries. salt is sodium, chlorine, that is, it cont

here oliver was watched on winter book as situated in a valley in the hunts like mountains. the village is nestled in the stone by a forest, the source of the water that caused such damage. forests landscapes, how fast water storage capacity soaking up heavy rainfall like a sponge. but in recent years, this has no longer been happening as efficiently as it used to van had pound batter is in charge of the local forestry service. he and his colleague michael fake are going to show us what the problem is. with the flooding inventor book and other religious down in the valley is linked to the state of the forest. it's increasingly try here where they're digging. even the beach trees are showing signs of drought damage and beaches aren't usually very sensitive. it actually rained a lot in the summer of 2021. but how much rain did the ground actually absorb? it soon transpires not much at all. yes, you can see its own dry. well, it has trout to become a long term problem. it both shifted the hut and he and derrick yawn in late last year. there was no rainfall here in the region for more than 70 days in the garage .

from congress, two embarrassments behind the spring escalation in politics in shock, director oliver stone, he did not rule out that the states could arrange a nuclear provocation. some kind of wrong spring again frosts in the moscow region and a few more central regions in places sleet , when it sweats there is hope for warmth. a new series of shelling in donetsk under the gun of the armed forces at once several districts in petrovsky, people were left without electricity of a de-energized substation, in the meantime, new data comes in that the radicals are doing in the territories they occupy continue to hide behind civilians, as a human shield about regular cases in our defense control center in nikolaev, armored vehicles and salvo rocket systems. the fire was placed on the territory of the school, and in the village of the district town of the kramatorsk district, on the upper floors of the houses, the nationalists equipped firing points of people from the apartments. well, somewhere they arrange the hunt on those who disagree with the kyiv regime. in kharkiv , the militants of the ter