papadopoulos, mrs. majante, we are very glad to see you with us today in minsk. this is our tradition. absolutely, i felt stronger, healthier. did you like it? a kind of feeling of fullness of strength, spiritual enlightenment, exaltation. did you feel belarusian? yes, this was the first step towards belarus, the second - drink a glass of vodka immediately after immersing yourself in cold water. and you? i agree with most of what my wife said. on the other hand, i myself am an orthodox christian and an american of greek descent. and it is very important for me to be in a country that values ​​the orthodox church and to see how united people are around their faith, their nation, their identity and their sovereignty. i hope the united states follows suit, i think a lot about belarus. i look at my country as something that i i don’t recognize it anymore, that is, this is a completely different country than it was in your childhood, completely different when i arrived. my opinion is very special because my career began in washington, when i worked with many of those

papadopoulos, mrs. majante, we are very glad to see you with us today in minsk.at are your impressions of our country, what have you already seen and tried. my first impression is that it is a very safe, clean and original country, it was nice to be here, i i really saw a healthy society, you can breathe calmly here, nice people, and we also had an interesting experience, we plunged into cold water at baptism, this is our tradition, absolutely, i felt stronger, healthier, did you like it? a kind of feeling of fullness of strength, spiritual enlightenment, exaltation, did you feel belarusian? i agree with most of what my wife said. on the other hand, i myself am an orthodox christian, an american of greek descent. and for me it is very important to be in a country that appreciates the orthodox church, and to see how united people are around their faith, their nation, their identity and... their sovereignty. i hope the united states will follow suit. and in many ways i think of belarus as a model of what a society should be, because the united states used to be a l

thank you forjoining us professor renos papadopoulos. around the world and across the uk.es making news here in the uk: politicians in northern ireland have once again failed to elect a stormont speaker. it is the seventh recall of the assembly since may 2022. the assembly collapsed almost two years ago due to the democratic unionist party's opposition to post—brexit trade rules for northern ireland. a legal deadline to restore devolved government runs out on thursday. the final report of the public inquiry into the infected blood scandal will be published in late may. the chair of the inquiry, sir brian langstaff, said more time was needed to prepare "a report of this gravity". victims and their families were initially told they would learn the findings in autumn last year. the rate of inflation unexpectedly rose to 4% in december — the first increase in ten months, up from 3.9% in november. the office for national statistics says tobacco and alcohol had the biggest impact on prices. the chancellor insists the government's plan to bring down inflation is working. you're l

george papadopoulos, a political adviser to donald trump during the 2016 presidential campaign and andent consultant on energy and policy issues to the administration of the forty-fifth us president, ran for congress in the 2020 parliamentary elections. simone mangiante, an italian lawyer and journalist, the author of a number of high-profile investigative reports, was part of the scandal. i hope the united states will follow suit, and in many ways i see belarus as a model of what a society should be, because before the united states was in many ways similar to belarusian society. people cared about their family, work, husband and wife, children, the family was protected, the family was central, now in the united states, unfortunately. there are many ideological agendas in the united states, which makes me look at my country as something i no longer recognize. that is , this is a completely different country than it was in your childhood, right? quite another. and when i came here with my wife, this was our second time in belarus, we felt very comfortable here. because everything remi

and 9 papadopoulos eastern catch washington today for fast-pace report of the day. play c-span radio, reason spark, -- c-spanpowered by radio. >> he also highlights public safety and pay raises for law enforcement and state employees. from the capitol in atlanta this is just over half an hour. [cheers and applause] >> thank you, mr. speaker. thank you all very much. [applause] >> thank you all very much. thank you, mr. speaker for those kinds words. i appreciate the recognition, it's hon inhour to be here. lieutenant governor jones, speaker burns. president prokem kennedy, members of the general assembly, constitutional officers, members of the public service commission, mayor dickens, members of the judiciary, members of the counselor core and my fellow georgians. later this year the people fulfill civic duty. they will chose who occupy the seats of service and they will determine what course america takes in the years to come. as they have in years past, when they go to the ballot box, they'll see a stark difference between georgia and our nation's capitol. they'l

minsk-washington, let's go to dialogue, american landing in the beltv and radio company, george papadopoulosian and journalist, husband and wife, about the values ​​that they are looking for in the usa, but saw in belarus, with faith in future, without... a new wave of protests in europe, tens of thousands of people took to the streets of france against the immigration law, which macron is diligently promoting, the document provides for an unprecedentedly harsh policy towards migrants, about 160 actions took place simultaneously against the inhumane law. among other things, this law provides for an increase in prison terms , the termination of long-term family benefits, and deportations. everyone is worried about this law, it's racist. troubled on the streets of brussels, thousands of demonstrators they demand that the european union achieve an immediate ceasefire in gaza, as well as take tough measures against israel. people believe that belgium should take the initiative to introduce an embarg on... but this is estonia, an indefinite strike of teachers has started here, they are demanding

george papadopoulos also passed for... trump because i believe that stability and peace between the united states and its former adversaries like china, russia and iran is good for america, it's good for the world, so if that makes me a puppet of putin, then please, but this is not so. and unfortunately, you mentioned the mueller report, it was a scandalous moment in american history. you were even put in prison for 14 days, if i'm not mistaken. 11 days in prison, many trump advisers were also sentenced to prison terms. the chairman of his campaign headquarters was also jailed. general michael flynn was also imprisoned. it was a very dark moment in american history. and all for what, in order to control trump and directly influence his foreign policy. weapons manufacturers were also involved here, they had a hard time with him, he is a businessman. he knows how to make money without fighting wars, but they need the opposite. on january 6, 2021, a crowd of peaceful protesters marched on the us capitol to express dissatisfac

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politician and former adviser to us president donald trump, george papadopoulos, spoke about this inan exclusive interview with a television news agency. the american, together with his wife and journalist simone majante, also appreciated the contribution of the belarusian. they call putin, lukashenko, iranian if you look at the american media, they are the leadership, the leadership of china, everyone who goes against the american global agenda, a dictator. unfortunately, what today happens in america, affects the rest of the world. today this is our face.

the white house, more on this in an exclusive. ex-adviser to us president donald trump george papadopoulos, an american, together with his wife and journalist simone mangiante, also appreciated the contribution of the belarusian leader in the development of our country. i judge a leader by his country; my impression of belarus is excellent. all i know about lukashenko from the western media is disinformation. all i realized after visiting this country is that he is an excellent leader. if you look at the american media, they call putin, lukashenko, the iranian leadership, the chinese leadership, everyone who goes against the american global agenda, dictators. unfortunately, what happens in america today affects the rest of the world. today this is our face, but my opinion about lukashenko is the same as simona said. place, and it's a wonderful country. i think i separate the country by its people, because i see this country as patriotic, and let’s hope lukashenko will continue his work. minsk-washington, let's go to dialogue, american landing in the belteleradiocompany george papodopula wi