then and there the democrats have the majority, it is obvious that the president of the united states of americaa democrat and these democrats are now very much in support of this for this. thank you very much, they say that there is a high probability that the majority can now be taken by the republicans, and it would be nothing if the republicans did not make statements more and more often recently, such as the fact that perhaps it is worth worrying more about what is happening inside the united states of america and there is less money that even some of the republicans say they don't have less money to send to ukraine, that's why today i will talk with my guests about this is because, as i have already said, it is very important for us . well, as far as you understand, the situation in ukraine is such that due to massive shelling, which fortunately i did not inflict this monday, but usually inflicted. on mondays, infrastructure objects were destroyed, in particular, electrical substations and now many people have problems with e-e internet and also with light. well, that's why. now we are wai

none of the leaders of the ukrainian state interfered in the internal affairs of the united states of america because the presidential election is an election and it is the business of the american people, and poroshenko never supported one or another candidate for the position of the president of the united states of america this is extremely fundamental and very important another inaccuracy was voiced in my opinion it is also unfair at least the last funding which allocation of funds from the united states of america is allocation of funds directly for the supply of t-72 tanks to ukraine, co-financing from the netherlands, an american tank i am talking about i am talking about tanks supplied to ukraine at the expense of the budget of the united states of america, also at the expense of the budget of the united states of america , attack helicopters were supplied to ukraine and what about my opinion is most important, we never in any way have the right to question the help of our allies, and i want to say once again that the total help of the united states of america is greater than the help

united states will provide, let's say so kindly, through the service yes military aid is not mentioned, one thing is not clearly stated there that the principles of collective security are in effect, that the united states of americahelp militarily directly with its armed forces, but at the moment this trend is changing and the us is more so send clearer messages, including to the people's republic of china, for the purpose of strategic deterrence and not far-reaching china's ability to incorrectly assess the chinese understands, but at the same time, it is very intensively building its military component, primarily those components that are designed to capture equipped and unequipped islands it applies to the naval forces it applies to the air force and the missile component as well as the nuclear component and let him try to learn the lessons of the russian-ukrainian war he is trying to understand how not to repeat its future operation. this is how the russian federation did it, so that it would not lead to a catastrophic military failure, so the parties are preparing, but so far they are not ready either militarily, militarily, technically, and are not ready for this at the political level for such a big war, t

whether the downing of a missile in poland was an accident or an intentional act of the united states the united states of americawant to escalate the situation the united states of america is still taking time to understand what happened in poland and the united states of america is working with poland and nato partners to gather information about the incident in poland well, of course not if the united states of america gathers this they will say that these were russian missiles, or the poles will say today that literally in an hour there or in an hour and a half, many questions arise then to the air defense of the nato country, how did these missiles get to the territory of poland and in what way the russians were able to break through the anti-aircraft defense of not only the republic of poland but also nato . well, i follow what the russian propagandists write about . during the time of leonid kuchma, they say that, well, the ukrainians always said that they could have missed something, but, in this situation, the russians are absolutely determined that we repelled the attack today, a large missile attack by

russia and uh- he treated himself because he considers himself an opposition country to the united states of america treated this conflict as uh from the position of neutrality, but understanding that uh, russia is a partner and if russia is playing against uh, ukraine, which is supported the united states of america should be in this opposition, but now, in my opinion, the situation has changed critically and now these peace talks may lead to the fact that china er takes a more clear and serious position towards russia er in this conflict and er it may affect further negotiations and agreements between china and by the united states of america that it is possible to suspend russia's participation, let's say to exclude and suspend russia's participation in the g20 until some further decisions are made, so i think that the two key countries here are the united states of america and in particular, china should have their say after their word, i will make a decision on russia in lg 20 for sure dmytro well, now to this topic, which we postponed for the second part of our conversation, it is about the ar

and what is production in the united states of america? the creation of jobs . everyone to the budget of the united states of america well, the most important thing, as we have already said, is the creation of jobs, that is, americans are satisfied with what they work. therefore, this is the money that seems to be allocated to ukraine, but the united states of america and the people of the united states of america benefit greatly from the fact that their economy works. therefore, you all know this is exactly what americans call a war win cityation. that is, it is a mutual double benefit for both america and ukraine. well, here it is worth paying attention to what was included in the last package of military military aid to the americans to us americans to us these are these boats that can be used in the southern direction and hawk missiles that will protect our critical infrastructure objects in the cold season says that we passed the exam on the use of haimars, etc. by the way, the latest information from the ministry of defense of ukraine

, the 45th president of the united states of america, donald trump, in his usual style, hintedhe might run for in the next presidential elections in the united states. he said this during a meeting with supporters of the republican party in the state of pennsylvania. donald trump initially criticized american president joe biden and even said that with the american leader the country may not last even two years before the elections, but he praised himself mentioned the agreement he concluded with china, said that this agreement was liked by many americans and, as if purely by chance, made a logical pause in this city during which people started to applaud and shout words of support with one word from me i can add something must go on i will follow this and you personally and you will be the first to know how the situation will develop, in particular about the upcoming mid-term elections i will speak tomorrow on the program world during the war, which is usually on the air of express at 12:00 approximately 13 we can also be watched on social networks in particular on youtube so

rest of the american mass media, they talk about how beneficial to the states what is happening in ukraine, as far as they receive from the point of view of the prospects for the united states of americaeakening russia weakening the influence of russia in many countries of the world, that is, they consider rationally what is happening in our country from our point of view. i think that we should really be grateful and talk about what we are without that help realistically could not achieve the results we have, as far as we can count on additional help, i think that from the fact that we will ask for more it is unlikely that we will receive more, but what is happening on the front is what the armed forces are doing of ukraine, in particular, what is being liberated will be the liberated part of the kherson region, the city of kherson - this is the main argument that will influence the increase in aid to ukraine both from the united states of america and from other european countries, because the argument that we are defending the west is present, but it is not so basic from the point of view of analysts who study the situation that is happening in connection with russia's aggression ag

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well, it seems to me that after all, uh, europe is still under a very tight control of the united states of americathe united states, which is now pretending to be fools and keeping silent. yes? yes, i'm quoting. yes, yes, of course, to take into account, probably, one of the few politicians who, well, tries to tell at least hints of some truth and, well, to be, well, a decent politician, as far as it turns out. uh, well, serbia has its own difficult situation, uh, but i want to remind you , uh, this is a macron's statement to the united states about gas. that is, it was even the first one like this, well, it was, as it were, light. uh, slap in the face to the united states, and regarding germany, i agree that under all under all, uh, circumstances. i'm sure that genetic memory, probably, should uh help germany to realize this situation and uh, most likely there will be political processes of leadership change in germany itself and this should lead. i am not a germanist does not apply. here , expressing, in fact, the points of view and, uh, this is such an easy turn, which now spiegel, uh, demonstr

that the wall street journal wrote today that jake salvan, adviser to the president of the united states of america met did not meet a had contacts with the head of the russian security council patrushev and putin's adviser on international affairs yuri ushakov p yevhen we need to take such messages seriously we need to take all messages seriously but you and i live in such a world to some extent it is true and accordingly we see what is happening, well, such changes in approaches. i would say that if we had read the news in march about jake sullivan talking to the russians with patruska and ushakov about not using nuclear weapons, then we they thought yes. look, the americans believe us , it’s true. and when we read in our light the events that have already taken place, that’s why we say, oh, you’re thinking. yes, he is doing something behind our backs. i will say things like this, you understand, it is normal for the americans to conduct such negotiations about the non-use of nuclear weapons, because the use of nuclear weapons is absolutely taboo for the americans, and accordingly, they act again

is in general, the largest state in the world, which interferes in what is happening, including near us, completing the topic, closing the topic of the united states of america for november 15th. well, i'm just wondering what trump meant. although he announced already. he said this is the year we will take back the house of representatives, we will take back the senate and we will take back america and in 2024, most importantly, trump said we will take back our beautiful white house. we continue our program. here in the first part we talked about the united states of america, about the disappointment of the local population in both the democrats and the republicans, who do not really respond to their needs, needs and expectations, and it is obvious that the judged states do not have much time, not only to deal with internal problems, but also to keep allies. look, spiegel writes with reference to a study by the center for monitoring analysis and strategy, the topic with the proportion of german citizens convinced of the need for russia to svy ukraine is steadily growing. i quote a more detailed quote more understandable by 40% of respondents in whole or in p

city, met with the military and locals residents of the first handshake the leaders of the united states of america and china met at a ball before the g20 summit, they also discussed ukraine, the inspection of the most powerful american ship, why the united states of america sent the second aircraft carrier strike group to the shores of europe . the president of ukraine, volodymyr zelenskyi, arrived in kherson. the visit took place two days after the city was liberated by the ukrainian military. on the main square, he met with the residents of the city near the building of the regional state administration. when the president was asked why he decided to come to kherson instead of congratulating the city on its liberation from kyiv, zelenskyi answered that it was important to him to be here and support the people of kherson, he also emphasized that kherson was liberated by the ukrainian army at a high price, and not due to the departure of the russians. the ukrainian president also thanked nato and other partners for their help in defense against russia, stressing that the provision of himers artill

if you evaluate the elections that are to be held in the united states of america tomorrow, the pros d cons that you see in it. okay, let's see first what i will say. on that and what will happen as a result of german elections, french italian elections and so on, of course the situation for us can get worse, it can get better, but in the end we have to do our own thing and we have to build our politics in such a way that we are understood in the west and we were perceived accordingly , that is, regardless of the results of the mid-term elections in the united states, we have a transparent system of our defense and internal reforms and prove to our allies that we are a reliable ally, we prove it on the battlefield, we have to prove it, prove it and our internal transformations now the second moment listen the american political system it is built in this way the constitutional system very rarely occurs when one party controls the office of the president and both houses of the american congress. i am not talking about the fact that there are governors and there are state houses. that i

done it when a, the reason why i'm asking you about china and the united states of america, because you look at the, of the platform itself, the for the jew 20. now the truly those of the us and china and that when you look at the relations between the 2, under trump, there were toughs imposed against china. and then in 2022 that ships on science i was imposed against china under the, by the administration, which basically covers advanced technology to manufacturing, to move back to the united states of america. on the other hand, the russian, the chinese seem to be really preoccupied. by way of the considered as a gressick pushed by the americans when it comes to tie one. is this something that could create more problems for the g 20 in the future of this is something separate bilateral, between just the u. s. on china? well, i think these bilateral issues often lead over into the multilateral forums. so don't be surprised if it comes up again. and it's always kinda, there is a little metal. but i do think these again offer an opportunity for international leaders come together where t

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of the united states, with your permission. now i would like to connect a political expert and the united states of america to our air, yes hendrixlad to see you. and hear when i look at the results of the united states elections i look at how i remember how a year ago in washington i spoke with black taxi driver opa anti-russian agenda of the democratic party and he told me, you know, not very interested in racism, what worries me is that my children do not have money to go to college, boys for gas. now such that i have to work twice as much as a few years ago in order to earn the same money. that's the kind of racism that worries me, despite so many white americans voting democrat who don't care what everyday hardships are. worries unfortunate americans yes, i think that most of the national minorities still feel that they are outside the american dream. and i alone challenge the election to prove that americans are not entirely confident in either of the two leading parties in terms of the future. i think that most people are afraid of the future, afraid of inflation, afraid of not being able to pay their bills , and this is m

volodymyr, let's talk about the united states of america. u have already asked about the role of the united states of america, about biden and trump, as well as the future races and presidential but we know that mid- term elections are taking place today and americans are voting and this may upset the balance of power in the congress of the united states of america that exists today, let's say that most of the forecasts agree on the fact that republicans will take the house of representatives. and this will limit biden's ability to pass laws. democrats currently control the white house with a minimal advantage . we have been observing for the past eight months and somehow it will affect the course of the russian-ukrainian war. i am not a supporter of such pessimistic forecasts without relatively what is the situation today when the polling stations close in a few hours? well, some forecasts say that the republicans will be able to take the majority of the congress in the lower house compared to the upper house. there are no such forecasts and

one's position because it is clear that in the conditions when in ukraine in the united states the united states of americanow change the lower house of the house of representatives in the conditions when there is a war in ukraine. the united states of america bears considerable costs in this war, helping ukraine . mr. roman, i need to answer him in a serious manner. it will take me literally a minute, but i really want to

could we see that access as opposed to the access led by the united states of america? t is a very interesting question. there were recent elections, the political will is going to be missing. the rhetoric that has been used when the war in ukraine happened , the use of words like allies and alliances by the u.s., i don't expect the g20 to end the war without the key players at the table. you need international diplomacy, you need everybody around the table that has the ability to make the decisions. we have two out of the four countries -- let me try that again. we have two of the four countries you mention that need to be brought to the table at the very least, and that's definitely going to be a challenge. however, there are a number of issues that are of concern to all of those countries, international trade, food security, climate change. these are things, rising inflationary pressures, volatile markets, not just in traditional finance. these are all things that are affecting the population in the daily lives of individuals who live in those countries. so again, if

volodymyr, let's talk about the united states states of america you have already asked about the role states of america about er biden and trump also er future races and presidential but we know that today mid- term elections are happening er and er americans vote, and this can disrupt the balance of power in the congress of the united states of america that exists today, let's say that most of the forecasts agree that the republicans will take the house of representatives, and this will limit biden's ability to pass laws, the democrats currently control the white house with the minimal advantage of both houses of the congress if, after all, biden loses control over the houses of the congress and what will this mean for ukraine, will this policy of support that we have been observing for the last eight years change? months and in some way it will affect the course of the russian-ukrainian war. i am not a supporter of such pessimistic forecasts without the fact that the situation is today when the polling stations will be closed in a few hours. well, some forecasts say that that the re

that can be drawn just uh during the second world relations with the ability of britain uh united states of america that uh they always perceived the united states of america as a great partner with unlimited financial, military, and political resources that can really stabilize certain things, and given that they have common security interests, the united states can really make a greater contribution to achieving their common security interests than great britain alone. by the way, mr. anton and what is the future of mr. johnson and will he continue to play an important role for our country in the future, and i think he will because if we recall the very first words of mr. sumyka, when he took office, he thanked the prime minister, he mentioned mr. johnson , because i, again, if you remember, was between sumyka and johnson before mr. johnson took off, and then there was a phrase by sumy that about the fact that he is counting on johnson's great political activity both internally and externally, so i think that he remains such an active moral political leader of the conservative party who will not

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at stake is a term that lawyers love, but it seems to me that it explains a lot when the united states of americaey spread their interests, their right, their economy beyond limits of their borders and already and then and in the twentieth century in during. cold war yes, and earlier the united states of america, where they were not satisfied with the sovereignty of other countries, for example, the sovereignty of oil-rich countries over their subsoil, here is a vivid example of this iran they pursued a policy of extra territoriality and, in general, american companies were not only extracting oil. they sold it, they transported it and actually all the profit that was associated with it. it remained in the hands of american business, sharing the achievements of civilization and helping to maintain an appropriate lifestyle until 1979. tehran was compared with paris, london and madrid. the poll is not about how iranian society began to develop after the revolution in iran, but the question is what serious ally the united states lost in as a result of the revolution of 79, that is, before that, the

same level, non-state companies are more effective , and they can again integrate in ukraine components of leading foreign companies. well, not only directly from the united states of americacountries of the european union and other countries that are in the field of view of the united states of america, but after all, everything begins voluntarily as i said earlier, scientific support is why our situation today, with all the troubles it creates for the people of ukraine and for the military in ukrainian, it is like this. it creates opportunities for practical testing of the concept ideas and specific samples of military equipment, and this should be used as soon as possible. it should be the task of the state to ukrainian engineers, developers, and scientists to create at least prototypes with which to go out for testing in military conditions, and then from this potential continue to grow what the cooperation is about. with international companies and include ukraine as much as possible in chains of creation of added value, i specifically say the value and value in the creation of samples of military equipment which will return all the way to ukraine again and we will fi

thank you, god bless you, and god bless the united states of america. [applause] ♪ >> please welcome author of the upcoming book " never give an inch," secretary mike pompeo. ♪ secretary pompeo: well, good evening. nothing like a little bruce springsteen to get everything going. it is wonderful to be here with so many friends. dank you, matt and the rjc for letting us be here. senator coleman, thank you for including me. mr. vice president, it is good to see you, great to be your warm-up act tonight. who knows, the next time together we could be on a stage, multiple podiums, who knows who else will be with us, who knows. and who knows what nicknames we might have. [applause] it is -- it is great fun to be with so many friends and to break bread with my jewish friends, although i do not eat as much bread as i used to. and i always learn something new. i was talking to someone earlier tonight. we were asking about hanukkah and christmas, and they said don't forget the chinese food on christmas. i love it. they reminded me tonight of when i was a pretty jun

out, nor in every event after that oksana markarova, the strengthening of ukraine in the united states of americarscht in the library, such an idea has been implemented in berdychev there since june. we are sure of the excellent taste of our dishes, we only have peppers separately, dried meat, potatoes, carrots and onions, mixed with beets and cabbage, so that's it, and seasonings, here are greens guys in the cold and in the cold well, so that they could even if there is an opportunity there to take a break from this so that the family could try the borscht that was prepared with love viktoria peresylenka from kramatorsk lives in berdychev since 2014 the woman skilfully packs dry borschts for the military in general already we made 800 portions, we started doing it in small portions to order from june, but the guys gave feedback that they liked it, and already the new crop of vegetables we started with more such portions is there a rush for non-industrial production of the necessary kind? well, they bring vegetables from the nearest villages to the library, they wash and clean them, then they rub

it seems to me that after all, uh, euro- europe is still under very strict control of the united states of america states, which now we will continue to pretend to be fools and keep silent. yes, yes, yes, of course, in students, probably, uh, one of the few politicians who well tries as if with hints to tell some truth and be, well, a decent politician, as far as it turns out. uh, well, serbia has its own difficult situation, uh, but i want to remind you, uh, this is a macron's statement to the united states about already married gas. that is, it was even the first one like this, well, it was, as it were, light. uh, a slap in the face to the united states, and regarding germany, i agree that under all under all, uh, circumstances. i'm sure that the genetic memory probably still uh should uh help germany uh understand this situation and uh, most likely, political processes of change of leadership in germany itself will also take place, and this should lead. i am not a germanist, i do not pretend to be speaking here. actually. uh, point of view and uh, this is this. here is a slight reversal that sp

units of special equipment , the enemy suffered the most losses in the bakhmut and avdiiv areas, zelenskyi named the conditions for negotiations with putin, mid-term elections in the united states of america and how russia is trying to interfere in the internal affairs of the united states of america through the gypsy, we will talk about this for the next hour, our guest politician, diplomat , minister of foreign affairs of ukraine 2007-2009 volodymyr hryshko mr. volodymyr good day and good to you health i congratulate you, mr. serhiy, good health to you and our dear listeners . i'm sorry, but i'm in a slightly darkened room right now, because in kyiv there are planned disconnection, but this is in no way, i think. no, nikian does not demotivate me, on the contrary, we understand that this is necessary in order to win this treaty, and i think that this only strengthens our fierce desire to break his back as soon as possible. thank you, mr. volodymyr, that despite such a difficult situation in kyiv with light, you appeared on the air of our tv channel, friends. i want to remind you that we work on several platforms at once on the air of the espresso tv channel, as well as social networks o

catherine kolona, ​​said that europe needs to become a little more less dependent on the united states of americacause now, for example, in europe, everyone is looking at how were the elections in the united states of america, and we need to somehow look less at it and be more independent in ukraine, but really, we were all waiting for the results of the elections to the u.s. congress because we understood that people could come who would block or not block or at least they will reduce the flow of aid from the united states of america to ukraine, and that is why we really followed these elections, but look at the simple average viewer in ukraine, he follows the elections in america and he knows that there are two chambers in the american nation has a house of representatives, there is a president, but he does not understand how this decision-making takes place, that is, who submits the decision and then they block it. that is why it is important for us to know at least to understand what the house does during the passage of this decision, please explain to us it is understood for one simple reaso

armored personnel carriers as well as t-72 tanks after repair, as emphasized in the united states the united states of americathe press service of the white house and the press service of the pentagon , together with the netherlands, the united states will finance the repair of 900 czech t-72 tanks for ukraine, it is actually about them. trusted senior officials in the team of us president biden, he holds the position of national security adviser, one of the highest political posts in ukraine, it is noteworthy that he performed these duties in the obama administration in biden's vice president when the us intelligence received data about russia's preparation and invasion of of ukraine, sullivan was preparing possible options for a political response in the event that he declared that the nord stream-2 gas pipeline would not be and if russia begins aggression, he also warned of moscow's preparation of provocations as a pretext for invasion a few days before the attack, sullivan correctly predicted that the offensive would begin after the end of the olympics in beijing. and when it happened, as the head of the

ministry emphasized that in no case does she call for europe to distance itself from the united states of the states of americawo countries, that is, europe and the united states of america, remain partners and allies. well, the democrats managed to maintain control in the senate, this is the upper house of the american congress. this became known after counting 98% of the ballots in the state. it is not a defect that the candidate from the democratic party bypasses his competitor from the republicans and until the end of the count the situation will not change for sure, so we can say that the democrats get at least 50 seats in the senate, the results from the state of georgia are currently unknown because there the second round of elections has been announced, but even if the republicans win in this state, the democrats will still have 50 votes plus one from the vice president from the united states, kamala harris, that is, the senate already has a majority, we are waiting for the vote count in the house of representatives. we'll see if it will drag on even until the new year. finally, the results of the sena

the united states of america does not put pressure on ukraine regarding kyiv's further actions in thet war against russian aggression, but only provides partnership consultations . jake sullivan of the united states of america for national security issues, he once again emphasized that washington not only morally supports ukraine, but also militarily and financially. of ukraine we will continue to support ukrainians in their struggle for the restoration of their own sovereignty and territorial integrity, as president biden said, we are guided by the very simple principle of nothing about ukraine without ukraine, it is ukraine that has to decide what to do next with the diplomatic fund , and our task is to help kyiv strengthen its positions at the front so that when an opportunity for diplomacy arises, ukraine will be in a better position at the negotiating table. and the connecting state of america. with kyiv without any preconditions in the process, deputy minister of foreign affairs of the aggressor country sergey ryabkov said today, but for some reason then added that nothing furth

relationship with the united states continue to flourish -- the united states and israel continue to flourish, the nation will get 150 more incredible years. god bless the united states of america. [applause] >> please welcome, governor larry hogan. ♪ gov. hogan: thank you so much. thank you very much. wow, what a wonderful crowd. thank you so much. first of all, i just want to start by thanking senator coleman and matt brooks and the entire rjc for this opportunity and for all that you do for the republican party and for our nation. nation. thank you so much, all of you, for everything that you do. it's great to be here with all of you and it is truly an honor to be sharing the stage tonight with senator hagerty, secretary pompeo, and my friend vice president pence. i had the pleasure of getting to know mike when we served together on the executive committee of the rga, and that we worked closely together through the entire covid crisis as i was chairing the national governors association. he is one of the most honorable men i've ever known, and i want to sincerely thank mike pence for his incredible service to the nation. [applause] i just flew in from attending the rga in fl

of building a just state. we see what polls show about this. the thirst for a just state exists in the united states of america in european countries. dia and so on. but how to build this just state. how to set aside your right not to pretend to be fools again and i quote, and here's a votchich and not to be silent, where silence should not be spoken. just the day before, in the palace of independence, they discussed the next stage of updating the legislation, which will correspond to the new constitution that adopted the belarusian people. uh, how will look and when to leave for real work effectively here is an update. this view of the entire belarusian people's assembly was talking about this yesterday, here is one of the fragments at the president's. i suggest now listen, then we will discuss the new constitution, we swung at improving our system, without breaking it in any case, no word, no breaking should be, everything should grow, grow and be produced and appear from what is with the advent of a new body in the constitution in the national assembly, as i said, it is necessary to determine its place in the system of legal acts.

very honored to be representing the united states of america along with my colleagues, including the champions, the climate champions from our climate committee who have already said i have to recognize them again. they really were part of a historic effort in united states of america that started way back , but came to the for a couple of years ago with the broad outreach effort, listening first to the scientists who said we must act now. we are in a climate emergency. we are running out of time to address the climate crisis. it culminated in solving the climate crisis action plan that and how the united states of america could tackle the climate crisis. it did become the our historic climate law. and the jobs act and the infrastructure act and additional action through the national defense act and our appropriation bill. we have to keep working in every thing that we do. the inflation reduction act in particular allows us to meet president biden's goal of cutting climate pollution by 50% by 2030 and it keeps us on track of getting to not zero as soon as possible and no later than 20

a lot comments but that was before, but now net price, the spokesman for the state department of the united states of americaut it, we will start with this, and there will be several more statements that explain to us that it is possible that some kind of contacts are starting, which are now more active between the kremlin and the white house, but from this let's start . that is, we don't want to change the government. how do you explain it? and what do we want? so, we can talk about the fact that the cold war is starting to heat up by some degrees, well, in the sense that it is not up to the hot phase. but before the warming of relations, please explain . the constitution, what did he answer the question, when he said that putin cannot continue to be in power, what, what is he, he put forward what he thinks as a person, not how not as a president, or how simply and humanly he expressed what he thinks like a person well, i think that of course the united states cannot set itself the goal of officially changing the government in russia and if we, like ukraine, cannot set this as a goal because this is me, i g

azerbaijanis, he did not succeed, and now the azerbaijanis and the armenians are reconciling in the united states of america, that is, i think that the united states of america will not give a frame to do what he wants. and one more question, look at iran - it is the second country in the world in terms of gas and third after us. saudi arabia is the second country in the world in terms of oil and the sixth worst that is, you understand what will happen on the international oil and gas market. i think it will simply suppress why iran is helping russia . i don't think it's the coalition. most likely, russia promised them nuclear technologies because iran still dreams of getting nuclear weapons and starting war with by israel. by the way, the israeli delegation has already visited in a certain way and had contacts with the armenians , that is, it is not so much about religion, because you understand completely different faiths, and i think the americans are already ready to repulse if there are even these missiles of their general suleimani in 2020 year, when the iranians killed and raised their flag , they fi

of america's alliance with israel. that in the days to come, the people of the jewish state of israel and the united states of america wille in his words, for their own safety, for the good of all, walk together in majesty and justice and peace. and i know we will. i do not know what the future holds for my family or yours, but we know who holds the future. if we will better renew our faith in him, and in his eternal promise, i believe the best days for america and our most cherished ally israel are yet to come. we will walk together in a boundless future of freedom and inspire all mankind, so help us god. [applause] thank you very much. [applause] god bless you, god bless israel and god bless america. [applause] ♪ ♪ i was born for a, born free, born free. free like a river raging strong. in the wind, raising father time. ♪ >> c-span is your unfiltered view of government. we are funded by these television companies anymore, including mediacom. >> the world changed in a instant, but media com was ready. because at mediacom, we are built to keep you ahead. announcer: mediacom suppos c-span as a public service, along with th