in cairo, egyptian president anwar sadat was assassinated by fundamentalists from the egyptian islamic jihad group. during the parade, they jumped out of the truck in front of the podium with honored guests , threw grenades at it and shot people from a machine gun. so they take revenge for the rapprochement between egypt and israel after the outcome of the yom kippur war in the seventy-third, president sadat revised egypt's bellicose policy against israel, even spoke in the israeli parliament. through the mediation of the united states of america, israel, egypt concluded the peace david accords, according to which egypt was returned, occupied in the sixty-seventh year, the sinai peninsula. for this, by the way, egyptian president sadat and israeli prime minister begen received the nobel peace prize, but the arab countries and the ussr condemned these decisions, and the islamists did not forgive such concessions . another 10 people died with him, and 28 were injured, including including the vice-president, the future head of egypt, husni mubarak, this was such a day in history. let's tr

for this, by the way, egyptian president sadat and israeli prime minister begin received the nobel peace prize, but the arab countries and the ussr condemned these decisions, and the islamists did not forgive such concessions . another 10 people died with him, and 28 were injured, including including vice-president future head of egypt husni mubarak was such a day in history. dear friends, while our main issue of the besogon tv program is being prepared on global topics, which we are used to talking about, i suggest that you talk outside the brackets on somewhat abstract topics, but which we are generally concerned about. i hope you might be interested too. i 'm looking forward to you. see you. maybe i'm not a man of fact? man go behind the stone. no, not everyone will. unscheduled school holidays begin in a number of districts of the kherson region, there have become more frequent shelling from the apu, children will not go to school until october 21st. the murder of a russian journalist is given by dugin, ukraine is involved in the new york times, according to american intelligence, th

for this, by the way, egyptian president sadat and israeli prime minister begen received the nobel peace prize, but the arab countries and the ussr condemned these decisions, and the islamists did not forgive such concessions . 10 more people died with him, and 28 were wounded, including the vice-president, the future head of egypt, husni murark. that was the day in history. let's translate from clerical, but understandable, everything is not so scary if there is an instruction. minus 2 million barrels per day such a decision such a reduction in production was approved by opec plus, starting from november, moreover, it was decided to extend the deal in this format until 23 years, russia's quota is reduced from 11 million barrels per day to 10.5 million barrels. now russia produces less than 10 million barrels per day. the solution is primarily related to the fact that to balance the market, which is now entering a zone of turbulence of uncertainty, especially in the autumn-winter period, when demand falls and when supply also needs to be corrected, there will be a real reduction, because

but the one that stands out to me the most is the one that was done for president sadat.of western art. mother had remingtons and other western sculptures as the center pieces. some tables had flowers, some had sculptures, but she did that with other heads of states. she found what they were interested in, and what kind of art they were interested in. from there they would choose sculptures to be in the center pieces, and i mean, the social office did an amazing job of coordinating tablecloths with sculptures and flowers and that sort of thing, the china, choosing which china, and my mother made the difference and they went away from long head tables to round tables because she felt they were much easier for people to have conversations at. >> susan, you are so right about that, and in this white house state dining room there is room with round tables for about 130 guests. those were the years when i first started covering the white house, and i think that was a larger seating than some of the larger state dinners. the idea that all of the flowers come together to go back

president carter made it famous for most people 1978 with the peace accords with sadat and israel. during my time 2000 president clinton brought arafat and the prime minister of israel to camp to try to represent a similar thing for president 12 president obama hosted the conference at camp david. the single time the most world leaders have been in camp at any one time. the incident want to go back to his 1961. april 1961. president kennedy inaugurated in january succeeding president eisenhower. bad things are being planned by the scenes with the cia, u.s. government and others passed off to the administration you see the photo of the top right of pulitzer prize winning photo called serious steps. what's interesting about this i think from a human and political point is that president kennedy inherited the operation. it was launched, and did not go well hence the name. riches across the political and personal i'll and invites president eisenhower to come to camp david and help them understand how to get to this how do i fix this mess, what do i do? it's a very poignant and signific

camp david peace accords with sadat of egypt. during my time in the 2000, president clinton brought yasir arafat and the prime minister of israel to the camps to replicate a similar thing. 2012, president obama hosted the g8 conference at camp david. the single time that most world leaders have been at camp david at anytime. the incident i want to go back to is 1961. president kennedy inaugurated in january. president eisenhower. bay of pigs, cia in u.s. government, others. passed off to the administration, you see a photo in the top right. he's pulled signed. and what is interesting about this, i think, from a human and political point is that president kennedy inherited the operation. it was launched and did not go well. hence the name, bay of pigs fiasco. he reaches across the political and personal aisle, invites president eisenhower to come to camp david and help him understand how to get through it. how would you fix the mess? what would you do? it's a poignant and significant moment. you have the new upstart democrat invit

eventually, another year or two later came the camp david accords, and president sadat was a very, veryin this. egypt was going to be extraordinary. and he was such a worldly man, and he did appreciate american culture and the idea that these famous remington bronzes could be put on a white house dinner table surrounded by beautiful flowers. what's really a classic departure, one that actually most first ladies never followed through either. i remember one state dinner, i believe it was for an austrian president or premier, and there was crystal sculpture in the middle. and i know that the staff does a lot, but your mother really brought the style and the taste and, frankly, a level of elegance that was classically hers. >> yeah, it really was, anne. it was, you know, i think her dance background played so much into her life and being so or artistic in that sense. and she was great with clothes because, you know, before she married my dad she was a model, and she was a fashion person. and so putting things together like this was, was natural to her. somehow i didn't get all of that, but

my mom holding me in front of tip o'neill and we're meeting i also have pictures of me with anwar sadat at at camp david, i believe, was on one of his preliminary visits not on the big working visit that ended up in the accords, but so i have that those are, of course, pictures and not memories because i was so young. but i do have of being in certain where you could almost touch the history. one of our family vacations we take every year i was at one point because a somali warlord was on the phone and wanted to talk to my grandfather and so he had to run off. we were in the middle of yellowstone park and had to run off and find a secure phone somewhere and he was gone. you know, the rest of that day and things like that happened fairly often. and we always kind of expected that and took it in stride because that's just the way it was. i also in the year 2000 and bill clinton's last year in office, he the family to come back to the white house and spend the night on the original plan was that he would be there to meet us and then he had another thing that he had to go do. and hillary wa

different views, the supreme leader and the ayatollah, the supreme leader, and you remember there sadatin by the way between them they are different branches of islam doubt and shiite this is also one of the reasons for the war that went on between them here such a long history by the way this war between them ended in nothing by the way before talking about the very stability of the dollar exchange rate here i am zatsi such a practical strange moment i noticed that today we were talking about how much tajik workers are paid who are taken to mariupol to rebuild destroyed houses and so on there infrastructure they are paid 100,000 rubles each. that is, it is huge by russian standards. well, probably even more by tajik standards salaries and here we said that according to the official exchange rate it is approximately 60,000 hryvnias, but interestingly, the real live exchange rate is twice less than 30 kopecks, they give a copy there, well , something like 30 or so kopecks per ruble what is it with it is related to ukraine. you know the sanctions are working. we talk. and i have a couple

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my mom holding me in front of tip o'neill and we're meeting i also have pictures of me with anwar sadat at at camp david, i believe, was on one of his preliminary visits not on the big working visit that ended up in the accords, but so i have that those are, of course, pictures and not memories because i was so young. but i do have of being in certain where you could almost touch the history. one of our family vacations we take every year i was at one point because a somali warlord was on the phone and wanted to talk to my grandfather and so he had to run off. we were in the middle of yellowstone park and had to run off and find a secure phone somewhere and he was gone. you know, the rest of that day and things like that happened fairly often. and we always kind of expected that and took it in stride because that's just the way it was. i also in the year 2000 and bill clinton's last year in office, he the family to come back to the white house and spend the night on the original plan was that he would be there to meet us and then he had another thing that he had to go do. and hillary wa