russia didn't poison these people. russia didn't shoot down this plane. russia-everything that they would accuse us of constantly. sean: "russian frontier" doesn't just deliver pro-russian news. it's also used to settle scores. sean: last year, former australian diplomat and russia intelligence analyst, kyle wilson, become a target of "russian frontier." kyle wilson: its content tends to be extremist. it makes a practice of identifying people who disagree with it as "enemies." it calls them "enemies of russia." sean: wilson had written about boikov's pro-russian influence activities in australia, infuriating boikov. simeon: [speaking foreign language] sean: the next edition of "russian frontier" branded wilson's article "racist" and called him an "anti-russian conspiracy theorist." in a video posted to social media, boikov joked about a meme he'd published of putin with the line, "funny guy, i kill you last," next to a photo of wilson. simeon: "funny guy, i kill you last." ha-ha-ha-ha. [speaking foreign language] kyle: the abuse, the vituperation, the questionin

russia, russia, hoaxes. >> that -- >> are you kidding me. kennedy: russia, russia, russia. to now, the laptop was real. and how judiciary chairman jim jordan sending a letter to cia chief william byrnes that read in part: and continues to say: kennedy: if you recall, i know you do our corporate cousins at "new york post" first broke laptop story, for that twitter, pre-elon twitter suspended the account, elon was asked about that laptop. >> you do tr tweets to give support. >> conspiracy theory have turned out to be true. >> which ones? >> like the hunter biden laptop. >> that is true. >> yeah. >> yeah. >> you know that was a pretty big deal. there was twitter and others engaged in active suppression of information that was relevant to the public that say terrible thing -- that is a terrible thing, this is in infearence. kennedy: he is right about that, what will it take to get to bottom of this, joining me now to discuss texas republican congressman on house judiciary committee lance gooden with you. >> thank you. kennedy: when did the cia become involved in domestic politics? >> you know, they should n

russia russia russia was nothing. e did urge them to find the e-mails and so the issue for him is that right now he doesn't have anybody to hold up as the witness or as the evidence that there was some grand scheme within the department of justice and the fbi to undermine him and that is what the conclusion of this is and while he was in the white house, he had four years to prove that active effort to undermine him, and he struggled here. >> do you hear when talking to people outside of the rallies maybe or, you know, cab drivers or people on planes, the people you talk to that aren't the die hards that show up to the rallies, what are you hearing about donald trump and his message to the american public and his reason for asking them to re-elect him? >> i mean, look, this is part of why he called in to michael flynn this weekend to -- hosting a christian nationalist, conspiracy theory conference in florida. michael flynn was prosecuted and pled guilty as part of the mueller probe. he lied to investigators, to the fbi

russia, isn't it? indeed. both ukraine and _ for russia, isn't it? indeed. both ukraine and russia _ for russia, isn't it? ukraine and russia export - for russia, isn't it? indeed. both ukraine and russia export 70 - for russia, isn't it? indeed. both- ukraine and russia export 70 million tonnes of wheat during the current season and we expect they will export more or less the same volume for the next season. so it's very important, it is more than 35% of the global trade of wheat so it's really important. we the global trade of wheat so it's really important.— the global trade of wheat so it's really important. we have seen the implications — really important. we have seen the implications and _ really important. we have seen the implications and the _ really important. we have seen the implications and the repercussionsl implications and the repercussions right around the world are bad grain and not being able to get through in the earlier days of this war. give us a sense of how important it is as a trade route and why it is so vitally important to keep it open. in terms of prices, corridors being impl

| russia despite the fact that russia is doing _ russiassia is doing very badly. so i think- is doing very badly. so i think in fact what— is doing very badly. so i think in fact what has _ is doing very badly. so i think in fact what has happened - is doing very badly. so i think in fact what has happened in - is doing very badly. so i think in. fact what has happened in ukraine is doing very badly. so i think in- fact what has happened in ukraine is quite good _ fact what has happened in ukraine is quite good for — fact what has happened in ukraine is quite good for the _ fact what has happened in ukraine is quite good for the west _ fact what has happened in ukraine is quite good for the west in— fact what has happened in ukraine is quite good for the west in terms- fact what has happened in ukraine is quite good for the west in terms of. quite good for the west in terms of taiwan— quite good for the west in terms of taiwan because _ quite good for the west in terms of taiwan because china _ quite good for the west in terms of taiwan be

russia as well. russia 's attitude towards ukraine will change if it also survives the situation . huge it's just mykola what do you think russiae and it legitimizes myths, this is imperialism and we all know dr. brzezinski explained to us that russia with ukraine is an empire russia without ukraine is not an empire russia is losing ukraine and it will lose ukraine and this myth and then the question and what are we now because ukraine is going to recover from this absurd myth that we had with the honor of the moscow principality is interconnected and all this should lead russia to this catharsis when it has to ask itself the question of how we will live again, our problem is ours the task is to unite the event as a whole. united collective event , as we call it, everyone says that we need to do and work hard to do something, but any program is to maintain the unity of the event. we can do it perfectly. we must be proud of these biden administrations, ukraine and other european governments share the achievements among themselves, but this is not the end of history, when empires fall apart , political clashes arise, clashes betw

boston the new york times returning their bullet surprises for brief leslie spreading, this, russia, russia, russia, lies. i would like the f b i director ready to get on the phone and apologize to the people that had their lives ruined by the f b i. and i think the pool of surprise given to the washington post in new york times should be taken back because the entire episode was politically motivated. crap. but the durham report is not the 1st confirmation. we've had that. the roster gate story was box. in fact, the trump administration said these awards should have been rescinded, back in 2020 new york times published to call in and march of 20. 19 by a former times executive editor that a started the trump campaign, and russia had an overarching deal that the quid of help in the campaign against hillary for the quote of a new pro russian foreign policy. that's what we call the russia hoax, which was investigated for 3 years with tax payer dollars before ultimately getting and exoneration. and the molar reported is inexcusable. the failed rush or reporting of the new york times. and i think it's

russia has military dominance. what is political dominance? how will this war end? what it looks like, what victory looks like for russia russiasia must win if we start calculate the concentration of fire accuracy and so on, then we immediately understand that ukraine should lose by the end of summer. this is a purely mathematical inevitability. ukraine can't go on ukraine is always being supplied with uh, ammunition from europe and america. and russia uh, manages on its own, but you don't let this war end because you keep giving ukraine supplies. no, this is good. yes? you are right. you say we give ammunition to ukraine. but this ammunition has not yet been produced in many respects. we promised money, but production takes time. so summer autumn is so important, because russia should use this window of opportunity when there is no artillery, when there is no, when there is no stability in supplies. russia should use this window, but if russia does not use this window then the war will drag on, then it will move to next year, and then next year the supply chains to ukraine will be restored now there is a window of opportunity

and so as we know the russia, russia, russia is training the prisoners and send them to the to the war. and we have a question why, why people go there? this is deadliest place on the earth. that's why when you was 14 years tied to the bad, this is better for you. but maybe i can give an argument. why do people go to the war who are not drafted and it's an economical argument and a lot of research has been done recently on that. so a normal income would be $600 monthly. and what they are paid to fight in ukraine for wagner are $4000 right now. this is sort of the highest income you can make. but this is a considerable difference. and because all these ethnic minorities in rather sort of poor regions are drafted also for wagner, this is an incentive. so i would say that the economical argument is one among many planetary factors why people go to ukraine and kill ukrainians? and they are also being promised that they will not need to go back to the prison. yes, absolutely. so that promise will be and there is a promise of sort of socialization because those institutions are absent in rus

e around russia because there is no war in russia. russiaght russia on the territory of the russian federation there is no war, as it is. wait in ukraine throughout the territory. ukraine has a war. there are military provisions. there is mobilization. what am i to ? when? hot heads say, and you in particular, you need to bomb it, you need to bomb it, huh? i'm just expressing my point of view. i remember when, uh, there was a terrorist attack on crimean, this is the crimean brain. we discussed everything, we saw after some time, the federal security service of the russian federation published these immediate operational data, and that who was brought from where. what were the participants? well, at least the performers, what happened next? but before what happened, then i 'll return to kiev in kiev ukrposhta you, martha, a huge gift and the people on the maidan were photographed. hooray! cheers celebrated. uh, they rejoiced that the route was laid in the crimean language, which was clear that it was the ukrainian authorities. they are involv

to russian aggression in ukraine and that's why they don't want to recognize russia as an aggressor because if russia russial be able to slip out of this easter. as she drove herself away, then the chinese may try to do the same to the taiwanese , that is, in this case, to recognize russia as the aggressor , they, they, well, no, it’s not possible, china, first of all, and lastly, thinks only of itself, eh and that is why there is no point in hoping that they will change their position , what's more, look, the chinese even came up with their so-called peace plan, which well, not only is it declarative, but it was very strange for me to read about it that the chinese act as a mediator in the ukrainian crisis, there is no ukrainian crisis, that is, if we are talking about the fact that they want to regulate something, then it is necessary to regulate the question of russian aggression against ukraine, ukraine has crises. and they know everything very well, but they will never say this because it is them they think about others they think about tavite they are not for ukraine and not for russia they are for th

russia? ~ . , continue to repel attacks on russia? ~ ., , ., ., russia? o all our friends and _ russia? we are very grateful to all our friends and allies, i all our friends and allies, especially the united states because of this recent announcement of 1.2 billion but also the previous ones. now, do we have everything we need? of course we need more to have an enemy like this, who does not yet finish or drop to the intent to attack and kill us. we definitely need more but we are grateful for what we have and we will use everything we have in order to defend our homes. �* , ., ., . homes. ambassador, how much more does _ homes. ambassador, how much more does ukraine _ homes. ambassador, how much more does ukraine need - homes. ambassador, how much more does ukraine need to i more does ukraine need to successfully defend? it depends on of course _ successfully defend? it depends on of course when _ successfully defend? it depends on of course when we _ successfully defend? it depends on of course when we will i successfully defend? it depends on of course w

russia brings civilization and education, for this you need to impose the russian language and russian history , because history in the case of russia determines a lot, show the messianism that russiations and if this people he does not agree with the fact that he is somehow wrong, he does not understand that russia actually began to save him, liberate , enlighten, and so on. the exhibition of nationalities inhabiting the empire, then such imperial exhibitions were in vogue in the world , the inhabitants of the dominions wanted entertainment, and one of them was to contemplate the bright costumes and decorations of the conditional tobils and their faces . and ukrainians, more precisely, malorossi or khokhlas, who wanted to see russians, simple illiterate people in authentic clothes with pitchforks, oxen and carts , singing, dancing, eating dumplings with lard that's how the people were turned into a set of stamps. however, in parallel, in st. petersburg, another work was being born here, the theories of a single slavic ethnos, which are used and are still used, one of them, impressive in the middle of the 19th century, was created by the pseudo-historian mikhail pagodin pogodyany,

russia. lord ricketts, i am 'ust going to cutfi russia. lord ricketts, i am 'ust going to cutyou i russia. 'ust going to cut you offi russia. lord ricketts, i am 'ust going to cut you off there, h russia. lord ricketts, i amjust going to cut you off there, i - russia. lord ricketts, i amjust going to cut you off there, i am afraid, just so we can listen in to prime minister rishi sunak and mr zelensky now. psi prime minister rishi sunak and mr zelensky "ow-— prime minister rishi sunak and mr zelens now. �* , g, g, , zelensky now. at this moment it has been really good _ zelensky now. at this moment it has been really good to _ zelensky now. at this moment it has been really good to talk— zelensky now. at this moment it has been really good to talk together - zelensky now. at this moment it has been really good to talk together in l been really good to talk together in private about the support that the uk is giving, and how we can make sure that support is there for today and into the future, to ensure that ukraine and its people triumph, not just on the battlefield militarily, but also sta

russia , but they came up with something else, as you remember when voltaire entered into correspondence with catherine ii, and then they bought an apartment in paris . voltaire wrote when he wrote about st. petersburg russia or muscovite russiather russia except kievan rus in europe, that there are no such geese there. well, but they tried to attribute it to themselves in the countryside this is an important question, and i would like mr. volodymyr to give an answer, and to fight against russian myths it is important to study history - this is your uh. i would like to ask how, in your opinion, effectively fight against russian myths inside ukraine. i understand that there are generations which probably won't change much, but young people are now somewhere too. we listen to leps. so we'll say somewhere that we write in russian like this phrase. by the way, there's an interesting phrase on facebook. people use it. i don't know who invented it. they think it's very effective. don't tell me. what language do they speak to me, and i won't tell you where to go, i'm not very good at it. when i write about the language, someone always answers me with such a phrase. he is just as smart, but here it is important to teach history and m

. >> the fbi got after me for the russia, russia, russia hoax. my election as president, it was just a recipe for taking money from russia, russia, russia. may he rot in hell. >> jimmy: you know, sometimes i can't get over how much he reminds me of abraham lincoln. in congress right now, the case of curious george santos gets curiouser every day. we learned over the weekend that more than a dozen of the top donors to his campaign don't exist. and even more shocking, we learned that some of those who donated to his campaign do exist. how this guy is still walking around the house, i don't know. this is like the movie "catch me if you can," if, in the first five minutes, tom hanks caught him. there are so many questions, and george santos is doing his very best not to answer any of them. >> mr. santos, you listed the wrong name of a treasurer. why did you list the wrong name of your treasurer on your campaign finance forms? >> i'll have a conversation with you when you become a better honest reporter. >> i'm asking you directly. >> an honest reporte

- this is already half of russia, if not a quarter of russia, or russian general as a factor of the stability of its economy will remain in 10, well, conditionally in 10 years in the personal achievable future, how will it survive, which is used to always eh in this way, there is no way to survive like this is a stump of honey - this is at school, i remember that in this class there was such a set, but it was not all made by hand, it was all taken somewhere , there were bees, there was something else, dapu, yes, furs, that is , now gas, oil, never there was no such thing. what is the final product? therefore, it was necessary to seize new territories to at least remove the raw materials. well, what about russia without raw materials ? without this, it’s a very good question. i often ask my colleagues. name me one russian brand that has some. well real such well-known in global countries yes yes, ikea mercedes is a given. well, anything is there, yogurts, cars, boeing airplanes , yes, and really, really, russia, except for oil or some resources , they don’

he won and then continue to do so hear russia, russia, russia and all these investigations throughoutce. when he could have been focused on things for the american people but, instead, had to spend so much time on this? lives were ruined because ever the weaponization much the fbi and the doj to do the political bidding of the hillary clinton campaign. you are exactly right, ainsley. look at those individuals, whether it's carter page, george papadopoulos, both fairly young in their careers. their lives were ruined. irreparably. think about the trillions and trillions of earned media that the left was able to perpetrate as part of this false political witch-hunt. president trump suffered but it was the american people who suffered because this country, we are facing significant challenges and i give president trump so much credit. we achieved some important results whether it was the updated u.s. canada trade deal. secure border policy. every single day that administration was dragged down by having to respond to false smears and stories based upon this illegal crossfire hurricane and

russia has no object for existence, it does not capture anything why does it exist, it is unknown , it cannot exist like this and that's why it is here now it is also important, viktor, when russia will finally understand the futility of a further war with ukraine. i do not know if russiaas understood that there is no prospect of continuing the war, then in your opinion, this will affect russia and give an impetus to er, centrifugal processes or it er, it’s not for nothing that some propagandists are already saying that kazakhstan is our army , will they try to realize their er, their need for capture elsewhere, please , of course, the whole paradigm of the russian well, that’s it the russian mentality is based precisely on an anecdote, you know an anecdote like this when you fell into some kind of a trap somewhere there, there is a bunny, a fox and a bear, a little mouse , a russian mouse, and a bunny says to me, dad brought me there from a business trip, cool shorts, a fox says a my mother bought me a sarafan in any place, a cool mishka there. and for me, and for me, and for me, i’m in your face right now . that’s the whole mentality of russians in this joke. you have to think that it’s putin, er, who started the war. putin er, this is waiting and this is the personi

union broke up, but there are those in russia who feel that georgia should really still be part of russia, much like they feel about ukraine. georgia became part of russiay, and of course the soviet union's most is to venice dictator josef stalin came from russia from georgia. but when russia invaded ukraine, things became particular the tents. there are many people who sympathise with ukraine wanting to be an independent country without any influence from russia. russia has supported breakaway republics in georgia. it supported two chunks that broke away. all of that means that there are those in georgia who are very, very much against warm relations with russia, but there are others in the country who still feel some loyalty to moscow — those who perhaps grow up in the old soviet union. i think there are some who arejust plain scared union. i think there are some who are just plain scared of russia and want to have good relations, hence this very deep issue and the flight to moscow and back. it was just too much for those protesters we saw. talk us more. is notjust the people on the street... she has what's supposed to be a ceremonial role, but she ha

russia does not want to be an enemy of the united states but if the united states behaves like an enemy of russia what russia after all why are washington partners, if it is pleasure to introduce one package of sanctions after another and strike first just to ordinary people, that's what not only in belarus or russia, but europeans and americans are also beaten along the roadsides. it is obvious. this is one of the problems of ideologically oriented politics, because we consider russia and, as a result, belarus as enemies. you know when you're in conflict the last thing you want is for me to treat you as a brother identify with you as a human being because then my humanity kicks in and i say why i want to hurt you . this is the last thing a person must want to do to another person. therefore, in order to justify this policy of sanctions, we must degunize you and the first thing we do is attack your leadership, because in the west we believe in the principles of democracy, according to which, ironically, free and independent people do not choose bad people as their leaders. i know maybe we are doing so well h

why russia annexed crimea but today there is someone who does not understand what would happen to russia if russian crimea so that today it was the same in crimea, when russia entered syria and why is russia useful, will it be a new afghanistan for the russian army? the series won the civil war only with the help of russia, russia saved a lot, although it entered there not for syria in its own interests. how to win that is, again, it was confirmed that the fundamental decision itself, the strategic decision and its implementation led to this result. and now i'm moving on to turkey, that's how much hysterics there were. here is putin bending in front of erdogan. and how and what, turkey what threats are there from turkey but now it's clear. and what was the strategic goal of your president, who, almost alone against everyone else, pull this party to turkey from under american influence and put it next to him. disagreements and how it is defined different points of view on what is going on and again all those who yesterday were shouting today. now they are switching after the crimea after the series

russia. you mention you have been back _ russia. you mention you have been back and _ russia. forth _ russia. you mention you have been back and forth to - russia. you mention you havei been back and forth to odesa, and this beefed up air defence system that is in place not only that but in kyiv, how much of a game changer has that been said daily life in cities across ukraine? well, it has been huge- _ across ukraine? well, it has been huge. a _ across ukraine? well, it has been huge. a few _ across ukraine? well, it has been huge. a few days - across ukraine? well, it has been huge. a few days ago, i across ukraine? well, it hasl been huge. a few days ago, i was there in the middle of the night in odesa when rockets were raining down and the defence systems were very robust and shut all of the missiles down. but i think what is happening as well from the russian side is the psychological warfare, the the blood that night when people are vulnerable, a lot of us are not getting proper sleep, especially those in kyiv. the anxiety is very high. it boggles the mind, the capabilit

trajectory is to give ukraine the opportunity to defeat russia if russia succeeds in ukraine - this will only encourage their aggression, a military defeat of russia the contrary, can be the type of seismic shift that will force russia to direct its policy to another way first and foremost russia under the leadership of putin is an implacable adversary of the united states putin believes that russia is fighting us in the so-called confrontation civilization this is a quote they stated in their recently announced foreign policy plan this is their so called concept of foreign policy of the russian federation putin and many other russian nationalists are committed to this concept that any us policy towards russia has been successful we must understand this ideology of the adversary that senators asked the experts what is the position of ordinary russian citizens regarding the current policy of the kremlin and whether we should expect any opposition to this policy, then the experts noted that today's average russians support the actions of the kremlin, the actions of putin, if during the ussr - they were more passive people who only found a way to use

russia. russia now occupies the undisputed first place in terms of the amount of money that is transferred to kazakhstan from abroad, according to the national bank countries from russia come 41% of remittances for the first quarter of this year along the route russia kazakhstan writes rbc followed almost 34 billion tenge. if translated, then approximately 76.5 million dollars. this amount is 300% or four times more than in the first quarter of last year; in general, for the entire 2022, a record amount was sent from russia to kazakhstan since the fourteenth year. that is, for the entire time of available statistics, the data of the national bank of kazakhstan take into account transfers through the zolotaya korona system contact unistream previously rbc wrote that they rose to record levels money transfers from russia not only to kazakhstan but also georgia uzbekistan armenia kyrgyzstan and the past expert named several reasons for the relocation of russians, the fact that they opened cards abroad not in russia of visa and mastercard systems, as well as the growing popularity of such services as the purchase of goods not available in russia because of the sanctions ,

this, russia, russia, russia, lies. i would like the f b i director ready to get on the phone and apologize to the people that had their lives ruined by the f b i. and i think the pool of surprise given to the washington post in new york times should be taken back because the entire episode was politically motivated. crap. but the durham report is not the 1st confirmation. we've had that. the roster gate story was boxed in fact to the trump administrations that these awards should have been rescinded back in 2020 years times published, calling in march of 20. 19 by a former times executive editor that a started the trump campaign, and russia had an overarching deal that the queen of health and the campaign against hillary for the quote of a new pro russian foreign policy. that's what we call the russia hoax, which was investigated for 3 years with taxpayer dollars before ultimately getting and exoneration. and the molar reported is inexcusable. the failed rush or reporting of the new york times. and i think it's time tha

information, but realistic information, or when i say that many people say that russia is running out of missiles in russia russias running out of money, russia is running out of people, er, everything will not end soon, because it is the most, er, the richest country in the world in any, first of all, natural resources , and therefore a lot of money, which the russians have accumulated and how to get chips for their rockets , russians they know. they get them effectively. we hope that this 11th package of sanctions will make it impossible for third countries to trade chips with russia. therefore, russia produces 25 calibers per month, 5 missiles from kander. i understand that iskanderm and two dagger missiles are approximate. 70 rockets per month. well, in one launch, they aimed at us, about 30 rockets, yes, in principle, this is for such three good launches. well, in your opinion , how do they manage to walk? and it should be enough to replenish the ukrainian stockpile of missiles for the anti -aircraft defense system, this is also on the male and growing, and petriv. well , when we talk about the russian pace

why not another thing about china and russia, you need to remember that the chinese actually have nothing to do with russia from the point of view of beijing russia a large african country that has natural resources russia exists in order to the russian internal elite could be mocked and manipulated just like they do with the african elites, that's who russia is in their eyes, they don't take russia as their equal, they can try to convince the russians of this, but in reality they never thought about russia like that for them russia is another client state or a place where there is water wormwood bark natural gas and oil they think of russia as a country with a dysfunctional central government that barely extends to siberia they will talk about russia is trying to please putin a little, but they do not think that russia is anything like them, the russians would like to believe it, but the attitude of the chinese is different, and from this point of view of china, it is somewhat uncomfortable that russia loses, it is uncomfortable when your good partners and clients lose, but the chinese really do not care that the russians die this is my opinion

boston the new york times returning their bullet surprises for brief leslie spreading, this, russia, russia, russia, lies. i would like the f, b, i, director, ready to get on the phone and apologize. the people that had their lives ruined by the f b i. and i think the pulitzer prize given to the washington post in new york times should be taken back, because the entire episode was politically motivated. crap. but the durham report is not the 1st confirmation. we've had that the rustic aid story was boxed in fact to the trump administrations that these awards should have been rescinded. back in 2020 new york times published a calling in march of 20. 19 by a former times executive editor that asserted the trump campaign. and russia had an overarching deal that the quid of help and the campaign against hillary for the quote of a new pro russian foreign policy. that's what we call the russia hoax, which was investigated for 3 years with tax payer dollars before ultimately getting and exoneration in the molar report. it is inexcusable. the failed russia reporting of the new york times. and i think it's

russia? yes riaht yet. sanctions on russia? yes ri . ht a yet. sanctions on russia? yes right a full— yet. on russia? yes right a full rash _ yet. sanctions on russia? yes right a full rash of— yet. sanctions on russia? yes right a full rash of sanctions on russia _ right a full rash of sanctions on russia and this has come from — on russia and this has come from a — on russia and this has come from a us— on russia and this has come from a us official on an nba. 70 entities in russia and other countries _ 70 entities in russia and other countries. did not identify them _ countries. did not identify them but some 300 new sanctions will be _ them but some 300 new sanctions will be imposed on individuals, entities, — will be imposed on individuals, entities, vessels, and aircraft _ entities, vessels, and aircraft. it's going to go wider. _ aircraft. it's going to go wider, actually. it's going to id wider, actually. it's going to 90 across_ wider, actually. it's going to go across europe, the middle east — go across europe, the middle east and _ go across europe, the middle east and asia. i th

russia? ~ , , , , , she say she wants to now live in russia? , , , , , russia? ys she only went _ russia? well, surprisingly, she says she only went there _ russia? well, surprisingly, she says she only went there on _ russia? well, surprisingly, she says she only went there on holiday, - russia? well, surprisingly, she says she only went there on holiday, i - she only went there on holiday, i have to say, that is an unusual choice for an american, they usually head for somewhere like florida or they will go for mexico or the caribbean if they are adventurous, she thought let's choose russia, there is another reason she says is is there though, there was talk of her allegations againstjoe biden being repeated, for next year's presidential election, and what tara reade is now saying, is that she was threatened, that she was told she could end up dead if she repeated the allegation, so that is why she says she feels safer in russia, she says she feels safer in russia, she says she feels safer in russia, she says she is having a great time in moscow, she loves it. i

boston the new york times returning their bullet surprises for brief leslie spreading, this, russia, russia, russia, lies. i would like the f b i director ready to get on the phone and apologize to the people that had their lives ruined by the f b i. and i think the pool of surprise given to the washington post in new york times should be taken back because the entire episode was politically motivated. crap. but the durham report is not the 1st confirmation. we've had that. the roster gate story was box. in fact, to the trump administrations that these awards should have been rescinded, back in 2020 new york times published calling in march of 20. 19 by a former times executive editor that a started the trump campaign, and russia had an overarching deal that the queen of health and the campaign against hillary for the quote of a new pro russian foreign policy. that's what we call the russia hoax, which was investigated for 3 years with taxpayer dollars before ultimately getting and exoneration. and the molar reported is inexcusable. the failed rush or reporting of the new york times. and i think it

russia, we must prepare for russia. well, we played such a role with our bassoon, prokopovich, that is , we created russia again. which will everything, first of all, they need the functionality that they need and we need it there, yes, you understand, that's why it will be invented in russia now, well, this is a very, very important thing for ukraine, because no one in the west does not understand russia like we do and no one there will invent yuzanovo because they look at them, they have a reactive policy, also those people who think that we are now, but today on my channel they recorded a cool broadcast and uh, they grow there, he correctly said that those who thinks that they are sitting there, it means there are eyes, it means there is mr. ax, it means there are a few of the fourth blood group , there they are, they have arrows with arrows , everything is drawn on for 50 years ahead there. in their worldview they people too, well people, they are all ordinary people who were fine with them, they sheltered their eyes in all places, that is, in a warm place and everything was fine for ten years, now the situation is cha

. >> new fallout in the russia investigation. >> russia. russia. russia. >> russians. >> russians. >> the left seeing the 2020plex in the past, doj has published the findings of the durham probe. everything we reported on this program we were correct. we have been vindicated time and again especially today. everything the media mob reported for almost 3 long years day in day out nothing but lies and conspiracy theories, adam schiff was the hire we told you about. it only took the doj 7 years to get to the truth, pretty incredible damaging corruption, sadly now going unpunished and will remain unpunished but tonight to be clear there's no dispute. trump-russia collusion never happened. it was a hoax a lie but more promotely an tempted coup, a smear job against donald trump orchestrated by democrats with help of doj and the fbi and the never ending lies of the media mob. they spoke with one voice. according to durham's find there is was no legitimate reason for the fbi to even open their investigation into trump-russia collusion. quote. more was steel

russia? first of— sources of hard cash to russia? first of all. _ sources of hard cash to russia? a are sending any weapons to russia, though i will be frank with you, i was in touch with certain leaders not to have any steps from their side and this is the first point. secondly, it is important for us to be united together. this is a very important sign and step and thatis very important sign and step and that is very important for us as a task to involve everyone in the peace formula based upon our experience and our proposals, which i have presented at the g20�*s summit in indonesia last year. some time passed we were working very well and today we need to involve as many countries as possible for the first founding summit. i think it would be very important pressure onto the aggressor —— political pressure. this is what we pay attention to in these conversations. as for my meetings, i met almost everyone, all the leaders, and all of them have their own schedules so i think that is why we couldn't meet with the brazilian president. dire is why we couldn't meet with the brazilian

or mobile other matters regarding china and russia must be remembered that the chinese really have nothing to do with russia from beijing's point of view russia large african country with natural resources. russia exists so that the russian domestic elite can be bullied and manipulated in the same way they do.

russia and in the war. i will be an ally of russia and i i will even supply weapons to russia because russia is at war with ism and any agenda. aimed at pushing back imperial plans , it fits well into our policy. i'm afraid i talked for him , you know, the leader of the opposition is applying, as i understand it, for the post of president and this was the bbc. and here's another white man talking to the head of the african national congress. yes, look here. south africa is a member of the international criminal court so thumbs up if putin comes here in august as planned your government will be obliged to arrest him as the head of the african national congress, do you think that your government should arrest vladimir putin and really arrest him if it depended only on african national aggression we would invite poutine us a country. yes, here in our country. you would invite putin here, right now. yes, of course, would invite a person who is under investigation, we invited him as a member of brix, but we know that we restricts us to make it putin putin head of state. believe that the head of state can just be

really is nothing to agree on with russia, russia is the enemy, it is the aggressor, and only by the method of force and the preparation of your own army can you keep russiaa distance, keep it so that it does not did not invade your country for this you need strength for this you need an army for this you need determination and constant readiness to repel an attack that's why i really agree here that there is nothing to negotiate with russia for russia you need to show strength only she sees your weakness she begins to take away in your land, she begins to kill her own civilians, and it is good that this understanding has come to us. that there is nothing to talk about with putin, he is now trying to convince his european colleagues that there is no need to hold any negotiations with putin, well at least this long tour that is taking place these days in europe of the president of ukraine shows that on the eve of the expected and planned counteroffensive zelensky is trying again to enlist the support of europe and as zelensky himself says, one of the goals of the european trip is to create a coalition of fighter jets , so far the advantage in the ukrainian

russia. russia still has the ability to wage a long war. germany is from the war between russia and ukraine. this organization announced by publishing a report that after 15 years since the start of the war in ukraine , there is no sign of the weakness of the russian president vladimir putin, and there is no sign of a rift in this country. the head of the german intelligence organization said that despite the war in ukraine russia's military capabilities can still participate in long wars at the level of three. opponents of western countries, when they imposed economic sanctions on russia, thought that these sanctions had little effect on the russian economy, and russia quickly took its place among the ten largest economies in the world. he found a report from the russian network, the positive dubbing of the poems of the poets of western countries, 15 months ago , they imposed sanctions against russia and predicted that the economy would one day collapse , according to experts who held a meeting in geneva for this purpose. but it soon recovered and took its place among the ten l

a conference session of various kinds, but bilateral, for example, ac azerbaijan russia uzbekistan russia malaysia russiaia egypt which we are preparing. and these, of course, are those 127 sessions that we have today in the architecture program in completely different areas. these are sports and medicine, technology education, and business opportunities for international cooperation, start-ups, investments, of course, and there youth stories are different. in general, the mass, and events, where everyone to your taste. you can take something for yourself. yes, a we hope it will be helpful plus u us will be. e from the game mode, our traditional holiday will be held by the bulgarians. uh, it also turns out on may 21, i think that some of the guests will stay for the cultural program, but for our population in tatarstan, we also want it to be, of course, a holiday, because we work for the quality of life of the population - this is the most important for us, that's why we organize an islamic fashion show, it will be very interesting to have an interesting culinary feast related to islamic cuisines. e, peo

russia wants to survive, that’s why that she is at war with a non-existent country, it should be closed from this world, become north korea, return all the sons and daughters of the elite to russia, give them weapons, then start hiding them, and then it will be fair . what about ukraine -e gets to his feet and hits russiaady talking about it in public without hiding and saying that the walk did not happen and russia is now actually facing the dilemma of either preserving or collapsing, this is an internal assessment and i think that in this case it is absolutely fair, although i repeat from a war criminal whose place was previously on the gallows and now he is behind bars with life imprisonment well, and regarding the adequacy or whether putin is ready to go there to the end in the russian-ukrainian war and in the war what does he think of russia with quite a bit yesterday was a revealing moment when these state awards were handed out on behalf of the master of the kremlin - it means that a test cosmonaut, a hero of russia, sat in isolation for a week before receiving the award from the hands of the russian dictator . cosmonauts named after gagarin , and look, we have been silent for weeks. but vladimirovich already wants to say a huge thank you for such a high center of work, that is, he he still lets

russia. >> if russia won, we wouldn't be here right now. >> russia, russia, russia. >> why do they call at hey were fighting in cold conditions. ♪ baby it's cold outside ♪ >> not a shot was fired. >> there was a disease going around. i don't know what it was. >> we have a war with the invisible enemy. >> they were ready to have another one. >> who bombed pearl harbor? >> we did, the united states. >> the russians. >> japan bomb pearl harbor. >> china. >> russia. >> i don't understand. ♪ >> what's your name? >> precious. >> that's a precious name. >> oh, precious. >> what do you want to tell jesse waters. >> happy memorial day. >> this is my world. >> i love you, i love new york and love coney island. >> so today we're honoring the people who died for our country, but memorial day is also about something not quite as important but very important. and that's avoiding traffic. don't be an idiot. fill up your gas tank. check the oil. if you cause a traffic jam on memorial day, just don't do it. okay? be smart. leave early in the morning. i swear to god, if you cause a traffic jam, i'm not going

russia has said? this statement — exactly russia has said? this statement from _ exactly russia has said? is statement from the - exactly russia has said? ti 3 statement from the kremlin saying that ukraine used two drones to attack the kremlin buildings last night. it said the russian forces managed to bring those drums down and there were no injuries and the president was unhurt although they did say it was an assassination attempt. it's not clear what happened but those videos have been emerging on social media showing a fire and smoke and an explosion around one of the kremlin buildings. if what the kremlin is saying is true, then i think it raises questions about how well protected the president is. he seems to be one of the most well guarded leaders in the world. when my colleagues and i have been at events the level of protection is huge. an enormous security detail, enormous convoys, traffic halted, that kind of thing. but questions will also be asked about the effectiveness of russian air defence because in recent months we've spotted a number of air defence systems that have been

russia. so business is booming and that's not even mentioning the tourism aspect to let them do. we never give up friends halfway to get, loves russia, russia last 2. yeah. so this project is one of the biggest 2 gays working on incorporation was it's ally. it's no secret that russia and turkey have had it some more to us relationship over the years. but they seem to always be there for one another and critical situations. just a couple of weeks ago. turkey agreed with russia to defer payments on natural gas bill is worth $600000000.00 until 2024 and move proceed by many as the ultimate sign of deepening ties between the 2. something that many hope stays the same, regardless of who gets the top job. that's all right. he needs bells, as well as a regional government has just announced a long down measures to counter acts of terrorism. this one, including verifying personal identity documents and suspending the activities of industries and organizations that you had explosive, radioactive, chemical, and biological, biological, hazardous substances. but as, as you creating services offset to be trying to stays attack in the border region, f as

russia does not want to be an enemy of the united states but if the united states behaves like an enemy of russia what should russian the eu just enjoy imposing one package of sanctions after another strike, first of all to ordinary people, and not only in belarus or russia, but even europeans and americans are being beaten along the roadsides. this is one of the problems of ideologically oriented politics, because we consider russia and, as a result, belarus as an enemy. you know, when you are in conflict, the last thing you want is for me to see you as a fellow, identify with you, as a human being, because then my humanity kicks in and i tell you why i want to hurt you. this the last thing a person should want to do to another person. therefore, in order to justify this policy of sanctions, we must dehumanize you and the first thing we do is attack your leadership, because in the west we believe in the principles of democracy, according to which, ironically, free and independent people do not choose bad people as their leaders. i know we may be doing so well here in the united states and europe but look at your l