schultz's statement during his visit. of course we noticed. they were quite belligerent and, uh, different, i must say. e from the fact that mr. schultz in his homeland, for example, says these statements that a certain, but a huge package of military assistance between canada and germany has been agreed. well , you need to look at it from a critical angle , you know, statements, because local experts are here. actually, they do not see the possibility of canada somehow else investing in the practical support of the armed forces. and in berlin, mr. scholz's statement will probably raise certain questions, because we ourselves hear from berlin that the bundes has run out of weapons there. do not want to deliver. we hear this from various officials, so i think mr. schultz will have to explain himself to the german citizens before returning home. and what are the goals of germany in this context and the possibilities, too, while we were curious about germany’s reaction, including to scholz’s statement, here in germany they recognized schultz’s fa

does schultz want to be hypnotized to refresh his memory ? perhaps in the middle of the volume, claims to the chancellor. exceed a certain critical value, which will make the germans forget their dislike by an early choice mikhail antonov anastasia barkovskaya andrey futura vesti nedelii germany arabic working in arabic again ahead of the main competitors in the al-jazeera region al-arabia skanos cnn arabic. all of them lag behind artie and arabica in terms of visits by legal users and visit duration, and leadership is maintained from the beginning of 2022, despite ddos attacks slowing down on youtube twitter facebook instagram editorial rt really attracts attention with interesting topics, so on saturday on the russia 24 tv channel a documentary film produced by rt and a former foreign minister was shown. austrian karin knaison, who is now forced to live in lebanon and for being bullied in the european union, karen knaisel was not forgiven for the visit of president putin to her wedding in austria and the dance, footage that went around the

schultz. berlin? yes, it could. as you said, the hamburg prosecutor repeated this week, the child is not currently a target of the investigation, but it's an ongoing investigation. that's why he speaking today before the committee and questions continue to arise. and as i said, those questions do also concern the credibility of the chancellor of germany, this very minimalistic communication style that he adopts can look as if he has something to hide. and that is problematic because it goes to the question of whether left schultz can provide the kind of leadership and from transparent communication that this country needs as it faces multiple severe challenges. so it may not at the moment be a legal problem, but it definitely is a potential political problem. and this scandal may not be uppermost on the minds of voters who are worried about inflation and soaring energy prices. none the less, certainly for the social democratic party that considers itself the party of the working man and woman. the possibility that t

in the story that george schultz told me about nancy reagan, summoning are supposedly impromptu to the white house in the middle of a blizzard into half dinner, just the four of them, to couples upstairs in the white house it sounded like a social invitation george schultz was pretty knew he'd only been secretary of state for seven months and so he did not really know the reagan all that well and then he had just gotten back from a long trip overseas that included a stop in china and as the dinner progresses, the reagan's both of them, start peppering him with questions about the chinese leaders had do they have a bottom line and do they have a sense of humor and what makes them tick and beyond that they start to talk about the soviet union and schultz, away from the kind of typical national security council, these meetings he begins really something about ronald reagan. ... ha never had a conversation with the big-time communist leader that he is dying to have one and he has really thought about this a lot, he's very confident in his own abilities of the negotiator but then scholz rea

well, to bay un secretary general is in ukrainian port city of odessa dw corresponded young phillips schultz. is there covering that young fellow? what's antonio guitarist doing in odessa a year in odessa, the secretary general's big goal is to follow up on the so called grain. the less, you know, the united nations and turkey broke out a deal some weeks ago that and abel's, the resumption of vital grain exports from ukrainian hordes. and a data is the biggest ports in ukraine, really vital for the ukrainian or economy. so a very symbolic, a very important place and, and some me to, in some minutes there will be a press briefing here in odessa and the secretary general wrote probably talk about his impressions himself. not getting that grain deal in place. saw was quite a diplomatic breakthrough. is that grain deal working is plant so far? it's working a round 30 ships have been able to leave ukrainian ports in the past weeks carrying tens of thousands of grain around the worlds. the importance of, for ukraine, of this deal really can't be over estimates at a lot of people. really appreciate

so what does schultz get to bring back in this case from canada? pledges of hydrogen energy development projects with canada, which will take years to get up and running. so schultz is really just fiddling with the green wall paper while the house is burning down. he's also banging on about unity against the folks who were providing him with cheap gas, as though that's going to do anything to get him out of the energy crunch. vengeance was um, we were able to show that russia is no longer reliable business partners. it has reduced the gas supply to all of europe, always allegedly because of technical problems that do not exist. good c o to. so it's important that we do not fall into putin's trap and that we stand together. what unity, exactly the e u is knocking on doors, world wide cap and hand begging for gas. meanwhile, washington pretends like the situation has nothing to do with america. when the reality is that the sanctions were initially and their idea, they then put pressure on the u ag them on in this sanctions folly. and that resulted in

business dw news live from berlin. german chancellor love schultz visits his canadian counterpart in montreal. both say they are committed to renewable energy and fighting climate change, but need to boost fossil fuels for now to end dependence on russia. moscow blames ukraine for the car bombing that killed area. the daughter of a well known russian nationalist kid denies it had anything to do with her death and record rainfall in part of the united states causes severe flooding with many drought stricken regions. the hardest hit ah and told me your logic well, welcome to the program. german chancellor of schultz is on a visit to canada with the goal of expanding berlin's energy partnership with ottawa. germany is trying to and it's dependent on russian gas because of the war in ukraine. at the moment, canada currently supplies little of its fossil fuel energy to europe. in the long term, germany is hoping canada could become a major source of a new type of renewable energy, green hydrogen. he's on a shopping trip, but there's nothing here to buy. at least not yet. chancellor, all l

as for schultz accusing putin of imperial ambitions, well, what about the european union's imperialism? that imposed sanctions on these own member states by demanding the adoption of these economically and socially suicidal sanctions. now, the unelected bureaucrats in brussels came up with these sanctions, and the member states were just expected to apply them on their own citizens without any democratic consultation. now, how is that not imperialism? i special saying that protein quote, made a mistake. then why are germans in europeans, the ones who are paying the price right now? russia as pure wetted away from the west towards the global south in asia, while european leaders are going door to door all around the world. asking hey, got a gas for us. by the way, the gas is right in front of schultz is face as a german deputy and member of the parliamentary committee on energy and climate protection has just pointed out. even if the gas storage facilities are full, there will be enough for about 3 months this winter. and then what ideology has to give way to a real fact oriented policy

schultz from hogan's heroes . huh. these are the impact on europe is profound. okay. and you know, irrespective what's going to happen, i don't see sanctions being lifted any time soon. the russians have been prepared for it. they've shown that they've been prepared for it and they're moving forward here. but i think the political implications for the european union are profound is well, and the only upside for washington in all of this i would say is that they've, they haven't had demonic control over europe. yea, what a victory that is a pirate, a victory, an empty victory. if europe is not, that doesn't have hyperbaric productivity, that it's not a competitive in the world. ok, i mean, so it's kind of a loser situation for europe and the political class. there's going to pay a very high cost. i really, truly believe that. go ahead, alex. well, i, i think that the goal for the united states and nato a structural change in russia. that's not going to happen. and to be quite frank, i don't think that there will ne

schultz from hogan's heroes, mama, these are the impact on europe is profound. okay. and you know, irrespective what's going to happen, i don't see sanctions being lifted anytime soon. the russians have been prepared for it. they've shown that they've been prepared for it and they're moving forward here. but i think the political implications for the european union are profound is well, and the only upside for washington in all of this i would say is that they've, they haven't had demonic control over europe. yea, what a victory that is a pirate, a victory, an empty victory. if europe is not, that doesn't have hyperbaric productivity, that it's not a competitive in the world. ok, i mean, so it's kind of a loser situation for europe and the political class. there's going to pay a very high cost. i really, truly believe that. go ahead, alex will. i, i think that the goal for the united states and nato a structural change in russia. that's not going to happen. and to be quite frank, i don't think that there will necessarily be structural change in in europe either

the demand side also has to be dealt with and schultz told me that afterwards and then just think herivering a message even her own husband's administration did not want to hear. and that isme the demand and this is the law enforcement issue to change attitude toward drug use. >> just going back to the cold war for a minute. and ending the cold war above all the others it with the soviet relations become the special cause of reagan despised everything about communism and was poised to do something with a new leader of gorbachev. so touch on how ronald reagan and mikael gorbachev for the right man for the moment. >> and then to feel so deeply. so one is that she wanted her husband to go down in history as a great president as a peacemaker and really believe that this was his role. also some political sense those that like ronald reagan were afraid perhaps a little too close on the trigger but she also understood something that many people did not about ronald reagan. along with the anti-communist rhetoric a little idealism to ronald reagan as a believer of armageddon and really was the

the german economy and by extension, the european union's and schultz came up empty handed. today basically said that canada has no interest in building pipeline infrastructure that crosses the entirety of the country from the western oil fields all the way to the east coast. just to provide germany and the e you with fossil fuels, the you already blew its chest to get its hands on canadian energy via the keystone ex l pipeline. that was going to transport canadian oil to u. s. refineries on the gulf of mexico. then shipped to the u, but environmental activist pressure, you know, the same kind that germany has allowed to dictate its reliance on renewable energy, ultimately killed off that project. so germany is really just reaping what it has long, sewn in denouncing fossil fuels and vowing to move away from them. so what does sholtes get to bring back in a suitcase from canada, pledges of hydrogen energy development projects with canada, which will take years to get up and running. so schultz is really just fiddling with the green wall paper while the house is burning down.

so schultz is really just fiddling with the green wall paper while the house is burning down. he's also banging on about unity against the folks who were providing him with cheap gas. yet again, as though that's going to do anything to get him out of the energy crunch. and it's, we were able to show that russia is no longer a reliable business partner kind, it has reduced the gas supply to all of europe, always allegedly because of technical problems that do not exist. good, see it. so it's important that we do not fall into putin's trap and that we stand together. some of the switch dish, what unity, the ear is knocking on doors worldwide, cap and hand begging for gas. meanwhile, washington pretends like the situation has absolutely nothing to do with it. when they act on the you in the sanctions falling in the 1st place, she don't couldn't help getting in a little jab about how energy rich canada has quickly blossomed into the girl. he suddenly has all the guys banging on her door because she suddenly has something that they desperately need after ending their energy relatio

even before testifying, schultz had fallen from fourth to sixth place on the lists of the most populary, and foreign minister anna lena berbak and vice chancellor in charge of the energy sector robert hubback natalya goncharova were in moscow at the palace. e megasport opened the all-russian spartakiad in summer sports among the strongest alexander abramov watched the musical sports festival opening of the sports competition of the strongest in the megasport palace often one and the same event can be called both a sports holiday and a musical holiday. the idea in spartak was founded in 1956. already very far from this were the spats of the same kind of the ussr uh, today for the first time a historical moment, how not to come to a historical moment, the all-russian spartakiade of the strongest athletes, uh. we go and have fun, how to say musical, but it's to watch the athletes. the all-russian spartakiad of the strongest started on august 10, there are already the first winners, but the official opening has only just taken place, minister of sports oleg matytstsin announced the game op

naturally, they can forgive him yes, a chair under the schultz.e along with economic problems, the chancellor has problems from the law, he is suspected of giving false evidence and having connections with nicky, who are criminal by robbing the state and osipova understood. according to his personal reputation and the entire government of the country, schultz tried to the last to avoid this, but it did not work out today. he nevertheless came to the hearing of the parliamentary commission of hamburg, she is investigating the case of the financial scam of the private bank warburg, which did not pay the budget of this city on the luga for 90 million euros, the post of mayor of hamburg was then occupied by olaf-scholz, as it turned out, he personally met with the shareholders of the bank. after one of these meetings with bankers were demands for tax refunds have been lifted accidentally , the first person of the state is now in this case, as a witness, but for some reason behaves like an accused in his speech, as the german media reports, he began an

indian schultz have partnered with more than 40 businesses across the bay area to distribute these test kits in places like bars, nightclubs, restaurants, book clubs, tattoo parlors and thrift shops. these venues have seen a 46% increase in demand over the past four months, and now they're seeing why rainbow fentanyl it's the latest version of fentanyl or fendt coming in. form of brightly colored pressed pills or powder that looks like sidewalk chalk. this photo is from a recent bust in oregon, investigators say dealers are using the attractive colors to target young teens. in some cases, pressing the drug into food like fruit loops, and the scary part is local bay area. vendors say it's working. it has been interesting. we've heard that young people have been going to our bars that we work with being very polite and up front saying i am under age. i'm not here to drink. i did see online from the french check map professional test strips here. and the staff are happy to bring you strips at the door. aside from the bay area has vendors in l a and cities in new york, north carolina, orego

now the investigation is trying to understand, maybe schultz himself is involved.ady stated that he knows nothing about more natalya goncharova olaf schulz on the front pages of the german media the chancellor testified in a high-profile case of a corruption scandal in hamburg when he was mayor, while a witness entered the hall, avoiding cameras through the back door after the meeting under with the aim of the lenses, schultz in his style of lines is calmly restrained, speaks measured and confesses a little. i was prepared for it to take longer, but comparatively. whether the completion of the survey promptly indicates advanced accusations and nothing to say schultz's interrogation, which lasted 3 1/2 hours, the german media dismantled the bild journalists considered that during the hearing the chancellor told the court 29 times that he does not remember anything about love schol feigns or he has real gaps in memory . is he really so afraid of incriminating himself? the risks of lapses in schultz's memory have become almost like a meme in the german media space in

forgive me , i do not believe schultz, where are the proofs, where is the evidence.nder grigoryevich suddenly says that during the phone calls to zelensky, vladimir aleksandrovich quoted the main cam in the original, asked to be called mr. nazi and admitted that he bought a fraud in the presidential elections in ukraine for 3 million german marks about what he said putin i do not pay attention to this, because i am such fakes already heard. i didn't hear it. i know a different point of view of the president of russia, but in general, that scholz, like other european politicians, has taken it as a fashion to try to say something about closed confidential negotiations. between the leaders of countries is a disaster for the world. boys, in politics they will do trouble, therefore, boys from politics. it is necessary to clean up schultz - this is a kid who does not understand anything and does not want politics, such conversations between the two heads of state are absolutely closed muscles, and conversations can be addressed to the people only the consent of the person

but again, a chance the schultz has some other big, short term challenges he needs to solve my new, thank you very much. our chief political correspondent, melinda cray sketch up on a few other stories making headlines around the world today. former us president donald trump has asked a federal judge to temporarily block the f b i from reviewing material it seized from his florida estate. he's asking for a special appointee to oversee the review, the f. b, i search of the mar logo resort was part of an investigation into whether tro illegally took classified documents from the white house. finished prime minister santa marine has tested negative in a drug test, which she took to en. speculation over her private life rein, defended her right to enjoy her free time. after the publication of a video showing her celebrating at a private party, she said her capacity to work had not been impaired. almost an italian coast guard has rescued the crew and passengers of a luxury yacht which sank in the mediterranean off the coast of catanzaro. marina, the yacht came into difficulty 15 kilometers fro

mister schultz is expected to sign a memorandum during his visit on establishing hydrogen supply chains with canada. right, let's get more of this from melinda crane. d. w. 's, chief political correspondent, melinda. how important is this trip to the chancellor and the vice chancellor who is going with him? it's very important indeed. and in fact it's quite unusual for the vice chancellor to be accompanying the chancellor. but that shows the significance of what amounts to resource and energy diplomacy that the 2 are engaged in by the way. they're also staying longer than many such official visits. so the energy and economy minister, robert ha, beck has been working tirelessly on a mission to try to reduce germany's dependence on russian natural gas. and as you know, this very hungry, this very industrial economy is extremely energy intensive. and therefore, that gas source or sources of gas are crucial. also for germany's export economy. germany is planning to construct floating liquefied natural gas terminals on its northern coast to receive gas supplies. but where shall those supplie

if schultz is desperate to find a scapegoat for the fact that governments from spain to finland are now barging into the private sphere to control room and water temperatures and reading their hands over potential unrest and power blackouts. perhaps he should start with those who successfully convinced the you to jump off that sanctions cliff. and that's not russia. that's washington. and while europeans have to tighten a belt, the u. s. continues to import goods from russia and associated press investigation shows that more than 3600 shipments of various russian goods have arrived and us port since the start of the war and ukraine. and that save a $1000000000.00 a month. according to the article, the u. s. has imported more than 1000 shipments of wood, about a 1000 shipments of metals, and more than 300 shipments of food, working out to literally a 1000000 tons of russian goods. we spoke with a political analyst who notes that with such actions, the u. s. shows it superior attitude, i, for its own allies, whom it treats as poems. i think the logic here is that these standards apply to

schultz and two did n't fall. it was a bad idea.neral, kostya had to climb out. he will change his clothes so that they don't come off the hill afterwards. does the fact that he is in a suit and would look good in a bulletproof vest matter anyway? what difference does it make anyway that he climbs there at all, and count how many horns he tripped over ? well, you know, so that they they looked behind themselves. well, as always, solovyov stood out directly to him. well, didn't he foam at the mouth and was particularly strong at the prompt? look at my personal relationship with my idol. well, i'm giving my idol nipples so that no one has any illusions. that's where he went, the bastards. is practically all the leaders of the western world, of course, we are too, so there is nothing new here. well, in the end, solovyov agreed on the fact that it is necessary to hit germany . when they will appear at the front why not consider this as non-effective goals right there why not strike at the terrorist formations of the ukrainian reich that

if schultz is desperate to find a scapegoat for the fact that governments from spain to finland are now barging into the private sphere to control room and water temperatures and reading their hands over potential unrest and power blackouts. perhaps he should start with those who successfully convinced the you to jump off that sanctions cliff. and that's not russia. that's washington. high electricity prices have led to italian restaurant owners posting electricity bills on the windows. if there are establishments to explain to customers, the rising price is on the menu. the italian federation of public establishment has already sounded the alarm saying that at least 20 percent of restaurants are risk of bankruptcy due to rising energy costs. local restaurants has gave their opinion on the situation. ah, i'm imagining what reaction i might have had. i was incredulous, stunned by what i was reading. i didn't expect it. they told me that there would be an increase. no tricity, but i didn't think this much. ah, in miss april she already know next month a crazy bill will come again. i do no

if schultz is desperate to find a scapegoat for the fact, the governments from spain to finland are now barging into the private sphere to control room and water temperatures and reading their hands over potential unrest and power blackouts. perhaps he should start with those who successfully convinced the you to jump off that sanctions cliff. and that's not russia. that's washington . authorities in ethiopia, nov in te gray region, have accused the federal government of allegedly targeting residential buildings, including a kindergarten with several children, with importantly killed. there's no independent information confirming the number of victims. at this stage, o. c correspondents, corolla tot labrenz, modi's house. it's very difficult to independently corroborate some of this information, but we have both sides of the t grey was really accusing each other and blaming each other of breaking that 5 month long ceasefire elia, we have the government seeing that the t grees people liberation army, which is the rebel organisation representing t grey? here were the 1st to move on govern

also coming up german chancellor, all of schultz takes a trip to canada. he's looking for energy deals and some help weaning germany of russian gas. and in the buddhist league who can stop by and munich, the reigning champions are having their best start to a season ever after 7 nil thrashing a bottle. plus, good news for game of thrones fans after controversial end to the fantasy series 3 years ago. the highly anticipated pre cool house of the dragon is making its debut . ah hello, i'm terry martin could to have you with us. ukraine has denied any involvement in a car bawling near moscow that killed the daughter of a prominent russian nationalist. daria de geena died in the blast. both she and her father alexander dugan, have publicly supported russia's war on ukraine. russia's foreign ministry speculated that keith might be behind the bombing, but an advisor to ukraine's president said his country was not a terrorist state. investigators sift through the remains of the s u. v. driven by daria do geena. they say an explosive planted in the vehicle killed

but again, chancellor schultz has some other big, short term challenges he needs to solve. my new, thank you very much. our chief political correspondent, melinda cray. no rushes federal security service has accused ukraine of carrying out a car bombing that killed dario debina, the daughter of a well known russian nationalist and close puting ally, care of his denied any involvement in the blast which happened near moscow. on saturday, the allegation comes amid speculation within ukraine that a group inside russia could have been responsible. this video shared by russian security services claims a female ukrainian special services contractor was behind a car bomb attack that killed journalist darya de geena on the outskirts of moscow on saturday. they say the alleged ukrainian woman moved to russia last month and had followed miss gina in a mini cooper. she then escaped to estonia after the blast, but ukrainian officials are denying the accusations as propaganda. good bridger ukraine surely doesn't have anything to do with the explosion that because we're not a criminal st

if schultz is desperate to find a scapegoat for the fact that governments from spain to finland are now barging into the private sphere to control room and water temperatures and reading their hands over potential unrest and power blackouts. perhaps he should start with those who successfully convinced the you to jump off that sanctions cliff. and that's not russia. that's washington. and while europeans tightened their belts, the u. s. continues to import goods from russia and associated press investigation shows that more than 3600 shipments of various russian goods have arrived in u. s. ports since the beginning of the war and ukraine. according to the report that's a noticeable slum from the same period and 2021 went about $6000.00 supplies were delivered, but it still brings more than $1000000000.00 a month. we spoke with a political analyst who says that such actions illustrate that the u. s. doesn't see its partners as allies. it sees them as ponce. i think the logic here is that these standards apply to europe. that applies to the u. s. colonies, such as a, europe, australia, ca

schultz says germany will tackle prices with european union. he is also pushing for a new pipeline through portugal, spain and france to diversify european supplies. they were asked whether germany could face social unrest over rising living costs. >> i do not believe there will be unrest in this country. that is because germany is a welfare state and this welfare state must be effective in the situation. you will not walk alone into the future. >> our correspondent told me earlier that the german chancellor is being careful not to focus on the possibility of unrest as prices begin to rise. >> chancellor schultz wants to put forward a reassuring stance and a reassuring phase. and does not really want to stoke any unrest himself by raising the issue too much. on the other hand, it seems like he is confident that the measures his government has put forward to try to believe the burden on households will have an effect. even as we look at the reason coronavirus pandemic, people here in germany have to go through a lot of restrictions, also, econom

terry schultz and brussels. thank you for that. okay, let's take a look at some of the other stories making headlines around the world. china says it has wraps up military drills around taiwan, but that it will stage more training exercises. beijing launched days of war games in response to the u. s. how speak and nancy pelosi is controversial visit to taipei china seas. taiwan as a breakaway province, locked down and mass testing are in force on the chinese holiday island of high non tens of thousands of tourists have been stranded since authorities blocks travel because of a coven 19 outbreak. supporters of the former u. s. president. donald trump have expressed outrage at an f b i rate on his estate in florida. agents such a papers allegedly removed from the white house republicans and cooled the actions politically motivated that the administration says president joe biden did not know about the raid. out early election results show a tight race between the 2 main candidates to become the next president of kenya. deputy preside

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and from young phillips schultz. let's take a look now, some of the other stories making headlines around the world. russian president vladimir putin as ordered a major build up of his country's military. he saw the decree to increase the number of troops by 137000 or 13 percent after 6 months of fighting in ukraine. western officials estimate of the 70000 russian troops, i think, killed or wounded last year has torn down a large monument, dating back to the soviet era. the 79 meter obelisk in the capital riga had become a railing point pro kremlin supporters. in view of the ukraine war, the latvian parliament has voted to remove all remaining soviet statues and plucks fighting in ethiopia between government forces, antique ryan rebels has resumed after a truce help for 5 months. the conflict in the north began in 2020. it's left thousands did. it also triggered a humanitarian crisis. fees in it, your peer was fragile to begin with. but hopes of a loss in cruise was shattered. and he, early on wednesday. when rebels

terry schultz. yeah, this is pretty remarkable, isn't it? rebecca? not only did they not say not in my backyard, they said, please in my backyard and communities were competing to have this permanent storage facility as well. as other nuclear reactors in their communities, exactly. for this reason, you have a long term income for a community that may not have a lot of other ways to make that kind of money. but it's not that superficial. they also believe that this is a safe technology. there is a really a lot of outreach from the facility itself to reassure people that, that they will be safe. and that's why everybody wanted it in their backyard, anathema to a general opinion. you could even say in the safety aspect is of course key to this . we know that nuclear waste remains dangerous for a very, very long time. how can the finish experts be so sure that they won't be leakage? of course, that is a question that no one can prove at this point there. they're promising that this will be safe for a 100000 years. so they also won't be around for the con

was schultz himself involved in economic crimes ?d the post of mayor, until, as a witness, he entered the hall, avoiding the cameras through the back entrance after the meeting under the lens of the lens in schultz, in his style of lines, he is calmly restrained. he speaks measuredly and confesses a little. i was prepared for it to take longer, but the comparatively quick completion of the interview testifies to the accusations made and there is nothing to say the interrogation of scholz, which lasted 3 1/2 hours, the german media tore apart the bild journalists considered that during the hearing the chancellor 29 once told the court that olaf scholl does not remember anything, or he pretends to have real gaps in his memory. is he really so afraid of incriminating himself? the risks of lapses in schultz's memory have become almost like a meme in the german media space in the handels building . the cdu spokesman even offered the chancellor to undergo hypnosis sessions to fill in the gaps of the day, questioning the chancellor's critic

you had an advocate for total free floating currency in george schultz. were all these different views and i wonder if you could just give us a little insight into how these personalities came to this decision? >> that's a really good way to put it because nixon knew something had to be done. he didn't really have a grasp of the international financial situation. in fact, only one person there did, and that was paul volker. let me take one step back. what was remarkable about the people around nixon was that most people had never heard of them. if they had heard of them they had heard of them in a much different context. as richard said, john connally was the secretary of the treasury and in many ways he would've been very much at home in the trump administration. he was a fierce nationalist, he basically, his motto was, let's screw the foreigners before they screw us. he had no interest in all in the global financial system. he arrived in washington thinking that the europeans and the japanese had taken advantage of us over the last two decades and they

sounds like schultz could use one of those self help courses that teach you to take responsibility and ownership for your own problems. rather than trying to project blame for your own choices and actions on to someone else. putin did not sanction germany or the you, you can't control what anyone else does, but you sure can control your own reaction to it. and the sanctions where the choice of the you and its members states just went along with it. as for shorts, accusing putin of imperial ambitions. well, what about the european union's imperialism? that imposed sanctions on these on member states by demanding the adoption of these economically and socially suicidal sanctions. now, the unelected bureaucrats in brussels came up with these sanctions, and the member states were just expected to apply them on their own citizens without any democratic consultation. now, how is that not imperialism? i special saying that protein quote, made a mistake. then wired germans in europeans, the ones who are paying the price right now, russia is pure, let it away from the west, towards the global s