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Good evening Good evening00:00:06
I'm glad to see you I'm glad to see you as00:00:10
beautiful as always00:00:12
and you know what I'm thinking about That's the first00:00:17
thought I had, could you imagine00:00:21
having traveled around Russia so much so knowing00:00:25
Russia you could probably00:00:28
imagine that00:00:30
someday this would happen a terrible00:00:33
tragedy, and this is not only a Ukrainian00:00:35
tragedy, the Russian tragedy is considered,00:00:37
first of all, it was impossible to imagine it, you00:00:45
can never never just say that it’s all that00:00:48
happened, it’s too much.00:00:54
It’s not that it was impossible to imagine,00:00:57
it couldn’t be done00:01:00
at all today in the 21st century, to00:01:04
do this today when I I00:01:08
thought, you know, I thought,00:01:11
Imagine that France is at war,00:01:14
for example, with Germany, it’s impossible, why,00:01:19
but because if you need,00:01:22
you need land, run away and buy00:01:25
please, you will buy a house lake along with the00:01:29
lake there is00:01:34
no need today because00:01:37
people have the same income, the same00:01:40
level of mentality It seems to me So I00:01:44
was just thinking like this and I’m thinking why00:01:46
it’s impossible there, but with Russia it was00:01:49
possible we should00:01:51
be the same00:01:56
now for me. It seems to me that what00:02:00
happened, it could only happen00:02:07
in some kind of life00:02:10
in the life of not only people but also generations. It00:02:15
happens, such a day happens when00:02:18
they say this is what happened before this day And00:02:22
what happens after this day this is the00:02:24
day it became for millions of tens of00:02:28
millions of Ukrainians 10 20 February 4,00:02:34
2022 what did you feel on this00:02:38
day when you found out that the war had started,00:02:44
this is what I think it was like -how did00:02:49
he have I was still00:02:51
not particularly able00:02:55
to react I mean00:02:57
[music]00:02:58
going00:03:01
on Instagram00:03:03
is impossible for me for many different00:03:06
reasons00:03:08
[music]00:03:10
But it was so scary as soon as I00:03:13
got caught I immediately called my00:03:16
musicians00:03:24
and I decided to support him and it00:03:28
ended up that he supported me00:03:33
and it just killed me on the spot00:03:37
and I thought just not to cry and then I00:03:40
looked at this Instagram I think how00:03:43
fake it looked but because I wanted to00:03:45
pretend that I was kind of very strong00:03:49
and00:03:51
just stop the war Don’t shoot,00:03:59
this is not about that at all, this is00:04:02
Russia’s aggressive aggressive action against00:04:05
Ukraine It’s not like don’t shoot there,00:04:08
shoot at all, today it’s just00:04:11
funny to remember this because it was impossible to00:04:15
imagine that00:04:18
such a thing would happen at all and I still00:04:21
can’t believe that this is happening and you know00:04:26
what I have now if00:04:28
something is bad for me I always think that I feel00:04:32
bad in Ukraine, why00:04:35
And as soon as I had00:04:38
some procedures there Don’t you dare be afraid of lime00:04:40
in Ukraine now it’s like that and it’s much worse for you you00:04:44
don’t have the right to even think, don’t even00:04:47
be afraid, and that’s all, no matter what procedure I do, it’s00:04:50
unpleasant,00:04:52
we told myself all the time, it’s much00:04:56
worse there, don’t be afraid, that’s00:04:58
how bad it is for you now, you can’t00:05:02
imagine it,00:05:04
we couldn’t00:05:06
I thought I always say how great00:05:08
we live we lived such a long life and00:05:13
there was no war.00:05:16
Please remember under Brezhnev.00:05:19
As they said, if only there was no war,00:05:22
it has become as if it was funny00:05:25
because but it couldn’t.00:05:30
What kind of crazy person would do this, and00:05:34
today, when00:05:35
such weapons are crazy, but who00:05:39
will do this No,00:05:42
I don’t even think that00:05:45
they don’t worry, they don’t worry that00:05:49
people are being destroyed,00:05:54
animals are being destroyed, birds are being destroyed, the00:05:57
Black Sea00:05:59
is destroying from the air, the00:06:02
climate is changing, well, at least something should00:06:06
work for a person, it seems to me like that, well,00:06:08
someone likes something, you know, there’s fish there,00:06:10
someone- then they love birds, someone just wants to00:06:13
breathe fresh air, someone doesn’t want the00:06:15
climate to change No, it doesn’t00:06:19
stop00:06:22
We thought that the worst time is this00:06:25
pandemic, it can be worse00:06:30
today, absolutely many00:06:35
leaders of European countries and just00:06:38
Europeans say but We understood that00:06:40
when the Horde came at you,00:06:43
hold out for three days, well, hold out for00:06:45
a week, or at most a month Well,00:06:48
it’s impossible to fight them, there are so many of them, 14000:06:51
million, a nuclear country,00:06:53
semi-crazy, these hordes,00:06:57
how did you hold out? They say it’s a miracle,00:07:00
some kind of miracle, tell me, you verified it on the first00:07:04
two days there00:07:05
that Ukraine can withstand or did00:07:08
you understand that00:07:13
I never even had a chance that00:07:16
injustice could win,00:07:20
somehow I even I, right now, right00:07:22
now you asked I think that no,00:07:26
this never occurred to me for a single moment00:07:28
because00:07:31
we were taught that good wins00:07:35
and it00:07:37
cannot be otherwise00:07:40
And today when you listen you can’t believe your00:07:44
ears because it looks as00:07:47
if people have gone crazy, they00:07:49
have turned everything upside down like this,00:07:50
Ukraine is to blame00:07:54
and still doesn’t want to agree on00:07:57
something else it doesn’t want And what what00:08:01
I don’t understand what’s going on with people’s heads00:08:07
doesn’t understand even I gave several00:08:11
interviews and I read the comments and I think00:08:15
I don’t even have comments00:08:17
that I could respond to because00:08:20
they say it’s crazy00:08:22
to answer anyone they don’t hear they00:08:26
invent themselves They They think that I’m just00:08:31
against Russia,00:08:38
it’s a matter of aggression that was done by Russia,00:08:42
which00:08:44
attacked Ukraine, it was the same thing all the time00:08:47
Russia attacked Ukraine, that’s the00:08:50
point,00:08:54
but I don’t know if I pass by in a00:08:58
car and the weak will be offended, but it00:09:02
seems to me that every normal person00:09:04
will stop and help him00:09:07
and that’s why00:09:09
Ukraine needs to be helped,00:09:12
they don’t even know how you tolerate it. I do00:09:16
n’t even understand how you tolerate it00:09:19
because we can’t do anything. I00:09:23
can’t help so much so that all this00:09:26
ends so that00:09:28
people don’t cry so that there isn’t so much.00:09:31
hatred,00:09:35
but I can just imagine if she attacked me,00:09:40
I would probably be even worse,00:09:52
you said00:09:54
and strength, the main strength of patience, the forces of luck,00:09:59
health, Victory,00:10:03
evil cannot win.00:10:05
You said that evil cannot win.00:10:08
I once came to an interview when I was very young. Do00:10:11
you remember in Soviet The Union00:10:14
had a wonderful directors, actor Rolan00:10:16
Bykov,00:10:19
amazing wise man born in00:10:22
Kiev00:10:23
and so he tells me Tell me, what do you00:10:27
think, good and evil always wins00:10:30
I say of course good00:10:33
no wins evil I look at him I think what00:10:37
he says he says And what00:10:39
despite to the Victory of evil Victory of good00:10:43
I say I don’t know it says that it00:10:46
remains good00:10:47
That is, he said that,00:10:51
unfortunately, good does not always win over evil, justice does not always00:10:54
triumph That’s the00:10:56
main trouble, sometimes it’s arrogant force,00:11:01
it dominates,00:11:03
but it seems to me that00:11:07
not today tomorrow00:11:10
Someday, anyway, everything comes back in00:11:13
my life,00:11:14
I just never did anything bad to anyone,00:11:19
but I did00:11:22
several good things, I had deeds in00:11:25
my life,00:11:27
and you know, some kind of line is00:11:30
being built and it doesn’t come back. That’s00:11:34
what I noticed,00:11:36
but still I noticed, God forbid, I think00:11:40
only about someone,00:11:43
but it’s not very good, it00:11:45
definitely comes back to me.00:11:47
I’ll experience it too. Therefore, I think that00:11:51
if00:11:55
you philosophize a little, it00:11:57
seems to me that00:11:59
good will win anyway, you just00:12:04
understand how much suffering, how much00:12:07
suffering you need to cross out00:12:12
it’s like you’ve already lost because00:12:15
you’re suffering, but in the end00:12:19
good will win anyway.00:12:23
Somehow it’ll work out like this, but00:12:26
it will happen.00:12:29
You and Putin are personally acquainted, yes00:12:34
familiar. Well, friend, we didn’t fraternize, we know each other, but we know each other.00:12:38
Well, that’s how you met how it was00:12:42
Yes, these were concerts, these were some kind of00:12:46
small00:12:49
performances where you were close.00:12:55
New Year is like that, but00:13:00
was it really possible? He can be a very00:13:03
charming person if you want. So I00:13:06
wanted to ask what impression he00:13:07
makes when communicating directly00:13:12
probably If he wants,00:13:16
I don’t know what he is like,00:13:30
now we see who is who and what is00:13:34
happening, but it00:13:36
seems to me that00:13:38
I can’t even talk like that, but it00:13:41
seems to me that what happened to him during00:13:43
the pandemic,00:13:44
I know I have00:13:47
friends who00:13:49
simply00:13:52
collapsed during the pandemic into such a depression that I had to00:13:55
get out of it, I was lucky00:13:58
with the help of doctors00:14:01
and it seems to me that00:14:03
despite what is happening today, everyone00:14:06
is traveling and flying, and Vladimir Vladimirovich is still a00:14:11
long table00:14:14
and as far as we hear00:14:16
stories on the Internet that every person00:14:21
who meets him He should be00:14:24
in quarantine for 40 days, you understand that the00:14:28
whole world00:14:30
has already forgotten about this00:14:32
and everything is happening to him, everything is00:14:35
very scary, it may not be anymore He00:14:40
decides the00:14:43
same, too, maybe00:14:46
it’s even worse,00:14:50
you know,00:14:53
many Ukrainians believe that the main00:14:56
source of our troubles is Putin00:14:59
I would be broader Putin and the Russian people looked at these things00:15:03
because Putin is equal to the00:15:06
Russian people, the Russian people are00:15:08
equal to Putin, look how they00:15:09
support this aggression, how they shout,00:15:13
beat them, destroying them, how they rejoice00:15:15
when Russian missiles bomb our cities,00:15:18
kill children, Old people, an00:15:21
amazing story and, willy-nilly, everything00:15:25
time to make excursions Yes, in history you00:15:28
in Latvia are well aware of what I’m about to say00:15:32
and this is well remembered and it will00:15:34
never be erased, how00:15:37
Soviet tanks with red00:15:40
stars entered a free country, how the NKVDists came after them,00:15:42
what they did to the Latvian00:15:46
people, how the Russians arrived, how they changed00:15:50
life was going on right away in memory, this is all00:15:55
Well, leave it with the gene,00:15:59
this fear is transmitted with the genes simply00:16:04
My mother, our parents always wanted to00:16:08
take care of us, this fear that is in Russia today00:16:13
My mother was a young woman When00:16:16
there was a war, but00:16:19
you are still in it I was afraid I was00:16:22
afraid00:16:23
She hid a lot of things from me, she was afraid00:16:27
then she told me a lot of things But00:16:31
this fear and today when I look at00:16:34
what is happening to the Russians, they00:16:39
also have this fear as if it has returned,00:16:45
probably something was done wrong in the00:16:48
nineties they did not complete it we didn’t finish the end00:16:53
unfortunately00:17:11
very sad very sad00:17:20
Well guys now I’ll show you what you00:17:23
need to drink tea with, look what I00:17:26
have in my hands Gordon’s bird’s milk00:17:29
in chocolate is delicious Bird’s milk00:17:31
I haven’t eaten anything better in my life00:17:34
and here it is I have marshmallows in my hands Gordon00:17:37
Believe me, I haven’t eaten anything better in my life00:17:40
and it’s true, look at them00:17:44
on my plate Here they are Bird’s00:17:46
milk00:17:48
marshmallows This is such a beauty Now look00:17:51
what I have I have a00:17:54
regular cup like a cup here I have it I put it on,00:17:57
take a teapot and pour it into a cup.00:18:01
Now let's see what will00:18:03
happen to this cup. I pour boiling00:18:05
water,00:18:07
pour it, pour it, pour it,00:18:10
look what will00:18:12
happen to it. It00:18:25
has already appeared and Now look here are the00:18:29
candies00:18:35
No, well, this is a bomb00:18:37
and here is a marshmallow00:18:40
[music]00:18:44
these are two diamonds00:18:47
for your health guys00:18:58
You know, I want to thank you00:19:03
for your position and you know what else for the00:19:06
fact that you00:19:08
very clearly and simply and immediately decided00:19:12
on that that you easily sacrificed your wealth, your money00:19:17
that you earned in Russia,00:19:21
and the convictions and justice within00:19:25
you, they won,00:19:29
this is more important, of course, but few people00:19:33
understand this, so you remember how Vakhtang00:19:36
Konstantinovich, the late great man, in00:19:39
2008,00:19:43
his own way But that’s how conscience is he00:19:48
prompted him to do so,00:19:52
he told me then my legs would never be there00:19:55
until they returned everything that they00:19:58
stole from Georgia my legs he00:20:00
kept his words the man he lost money00:20:03
he spent his whole life traveling around Russia, woe to not00:20:07
know lost a lot of money lost prosperity there00:20:10
Lost comfort but he was a00:20:13
happy man until the end of his days00:20:16
because he was a man00:20:20
What you can’t say What you can’t say but the00:20:23
vast majority Unfortunately,00:20:25
artists,00:20:27
by the way, Georgian artists, too, I was00:20:31
friends with Vatanov Konstantinovich00:20:33
I somehow remember him at night in Batumi we’ve been sitting for 8000:20:36
years I say Well, how so Well, they00:20:41
don’t sing, but you don’t mean them Yes, they touch them00:20:46
artists artists It00:20:51
seems to me that they are also really artists because00:20:56
somehow I thought where I was for 8 years about00:21:00
everyone where we were for 8 years that’s where I was for 800:21:03
years but then I started watching on my00:21:06
Instagram page and I look. And since I was00:21:11
15, I started giving concerts mainly00:21:16
in Ukraine,00:21:19
without even understanding it myself00:21:21
because everything was unexpected, everyone was going to00:21:26
Crimea. I knew that I wouldn’t go.00:21:29
Well, okay, I put an end to it, I think.00:21:37
Well, okay, concerts00:21:41
invite me to Ukraine,00:21:47
that’s all happens subconsciously We00:21:49
couldn’t how great one of my00:21:53
friends said, he says I00:21:55
say I tell him Sasha I probably wasn’t00:21:58
interested in politics, it’s probably00:22:00
thanks to the Soviet Union because we did00:22:04
n’t believe What was there to say on00:22:05
TV they laughed,00:22:08
I just remember Brezhnev died and we were rehearsing00:22:11
and they came to us and said that00:22:14
Brezhnev had world rehearsals00:22:17
with each other,00:22:27
maybe that’s why I was like that Yes,00:22:32
there was a Georgian war, there was a Chechen war,00:22:35
every time it was horror for me Sleepless00:22:38
nights Yes, they were, and00:22:41
then why didn’t I react to the00:22:50
people who are00:22:52
not interested in politics00:23:03
and now it seems to me that a lot of00:23:05
people have opened up, something has opened up that00:23:10
we never thought about before,00:23:12
understand that you start to think00:23:14
more broadly, you start to think about deeper, you start to00:23:19
think about what’s happening in general, why is00:23:22
this happening?00:23:24
We didn’t think about this before they thought00:23:26
they put on makeup and a suit They dressed like hair00:23:30
like this00:23:32
and now it’s00:23:34
probably the first00:23:37
six months and I00:23:38
still don’t feel like00:23:41
dressing up, you00:23:45
can’t even go out to a concert dressed up.00:23:49
I don’t understand that it’s00:23:51
something inside that’s indecent00:23:55
[music] I did00:24:01
n’t even want to paint my nails for a long time, you just00:24:04
force yourself you make00:24:15
your feeling00:24:18
[music]00:24:20
very simple the Russian language is not00:24:23
privatized by Putin and not00:24:25
privatized by Russia this part of world00:24:28
culture means What is language the00:24:30
means of information about obtaining00:24:33
information and means of communication everything00:24:35
should not be exaggerated00:24:37
yes That’s00:24:39
how it seems to me it’s right00:24:43
it’s as if out of spite00:24:47
not everyone writes00:24:50
something in Russian00:24:52
what is your business who I00:25:03
respect who I respect who respects me00:25:06
And in what language is00:25:12
democracy00:25:14
Exactly but but it’s probably hard for you no It’s00:25:20
very easy for us we speak what00:25:23
language We want we speak Ukrainian in00:25:26
Russian it’s a pity that I don’t I speak00:25:28
English myself, I could also00:25:30
speak English and Chinese would be a good00:25:32
means of obtaining information, means of00:25:36
communication, everything, and I believe that the Russian language00:25:39
is not the language of this redneck who came to us00:25:41
to kill us with00:25:44
grammatical errors,00:25:47
he writes poorly right away, grammatical errors,00:25:56
but how they communicate, these are transcripts of00:26:00
conversations and wiretapping of their conversations, how00:26:03
they communicate with their mothers, wives,00:26:06
children. With what obscenities did00:26:15
we start talking about artists, the00:26:18
smartest ones00:26:20
immediately left,00:26:23
got up and drove off,00:26:26
and Alla Borisovna and Maxim00:26:31
ran away. Oh no, they didn’t run away where they wanted to go,00:26:36
they went there in this such stubbornness00:26:39
and I like him very much. So I say00:26:43
what I think,00:26:45
wherever I want to go, there is00:26:47
stubbornness in this.00:26:50
Freedom is00:26:53
freedom Yes, this is the feeling You can’t lose,00:26:58
don’t have to go there now, if I00:27:01
go they’ll think And if they think00:27:10
Maxim Galkin is a smart girl00:27:34
[ music]00:27:36
still asked me00:27:39
how it was possible00:27:44
for the Russians and Ukrainians to start again but00:27:50
not to be friends at all, to tolerate each other like00:27:53
me, and she cut out her question and00:27:59
my answer was that I think that00:28:01
this will not happen soon, it seems to me so, but I00:28:06
need to00:28:07
sit down apologize on your knees00:28:11
and this should be done by someone like Maxim, a00:28:16
person who was Fair from00:28:20
the very beginning,00:28:22
it can’t just change one for00:28:24
the other And now who will00:28:27
believe him But here’s a person who had00:28:30
his position00:28:32
from the very beginning00:28:35
and we don’t benefit from understanding they everyone00:28:38
condemns Maxim But these are people and many00:28:41
who left who lost a lot00:28:44
They abandoned their home They abandoned theirs00:28:48
They would have lost it means they did it00:28:55
and from the opposition00:29:00
You see, but everyone else thinks that00:29:04
And now here they are, you left We fed00:29:07
you And who did anyone feed Everyone earned money00:29:10
themselves,00:29:11
worked hard, Everyone got very00:29:14
little And all the time no such idea. For00:29:19
example, my first money is the00:29:21
biggest money I received in00:29:24
the nineties, not even in00:29:26
989. It was in Japan, I think I told you about00:29:31
it, my first hundred thousand I00:29:33
earned money in Japan and had nothing to do00:29:36
with Russia.00:29:38
I was the last one to start working when00:29:42
cooperatives appeared, people were already working00:29:44
from cooperatives. And I was still naive working00:29:49
on the Philharmonic, so I realized later than everyone else that00:29:53
time had changed; I probably didn’t believe it00:29:59
in America.00:30:08
What good was there00:30:13
besides the fact that those who regret00:30:16
were young there was no Freedom00:30:19
of speech00:30:20
you couldn’t00:30:24
your you couldn’t have your own house your00:30:27
own land it wasn’t guaranteed00:30:30
you didn’t have it00:30:33
you lived on handouts all the time That’s what they’ll00:30:36
give you00:30:39
70 rubles we give but in this at the same time,00:30:42
many people tell me, but we still lived better00:30:45
than now, people who are older, of course,00:30:49
they continue to say00:30:54
why they lived better now, I don’t know,00:30:57
probably free medicine,00:31:00
even if she had a00:31:03
tooth drilled with her foot, it’s a pity Well, yes, she was00:31:08
everything was much weaker people 50 years old were already00:31:12
considered00:31:18
Today we can go to the pharmacy to buy00:31:24
Well, how could we be lagging behind the West And00:31:29
now we are00:31:30
moving evenly, maybe thanks to the00:31:33
Soviet Union we still can’t come00:31:35
to our senses, we can’t get over it00:31:38
because we were in the Soviet Union and are much,00:31:40
much behind from the world, but look at00:31:46
everyone who, when we left for the first time with our00:31:49
mouths open, stood in shop windows and didn’t understand anything,00:31:55
we were very backward and most importantly,00:31:59
in the West they immediately found out that you were00:32:03
from the Soviet Union, why because there were00:32:05
people who were scared, everyone was so shy,00:32:08
they were afraid, but there wasn’t this00:32:11
Freedom00:32:15
But what’s good about this00:32:19
for me00:32:22
was only good that we were young,00:32:24
we communicated because there was00:32:26
nothing else to do, but we communicated a lot. This is the00:32:29
only plus of the Soviet era.00:32:32
It seems to me00:32:35
[applause]00:32:36
[music] that’s00:32:41
how dear friends are in the sweat of their brow00:32:43
they are signing books for you00:32:46
but there is already a little left thank God for00:32:49
today a little00:32:53
[music]00:33:01
[music]00:33:17
returning to Maxim Galkin He00:33:21
was in complete chocolate, his program on the00:33:24
central Russian00:33:25
federal channel concerts everyone got up with Alla00:33:29
Borisna took the children and went and you know that’s00:33:31
justice to be fair,00:33:34
it seemed like he should lose, he should00:33:37
become a beggar, a poor unfortunate, and he00:33:41
travels all over the world full of sold-out houses and probably00:33:44
even more money than in Russia. They00:33:50
wrote the same thing to me00:33:53
in which hall they work,00:33:56
but probably few people have traveled all over Russia,00:34:02
what halls are there?00:34:05
They think that everyone city in Russia There00:34:12
is no Kremlin palace There is a terrible hall, terrible How many times have00:34:16
I shown how to sweep so that you00:34:19
just don’t go out? My dancers, we00:34:21
couldn’t go on stage So that00:34:24
these backstage are dirty, which are all covered in dust00:34:28
for decades,00:34:30
it’s just that we had a harmful profession in general,00:34:35
a lot of dirt and now he works in the00:34:39
same one and a half thousand there, not in Russia, there are00:34:42
few places where there is a hall, but he works00:34:45
one and a half two thousand halls perfectly00:34:48
and just not in some place where How many00:34:53
jokes were there about how they look for where the socket is00:34:57
where the light turns on, remember00:35:00
a lot of perky ones I was joking about how he was in the closets and suddenly00:35:03
I saw this very thing that the light switch turned on, the00:35:07
light switch, how many00:35:10
jokes were there about this, this was in00:35:13
Russia, and now believe me, no matter where he00:35:17
goes, which hotel is00:35:19
each of them better, so now he00:35:22
travels00:35:24
[music]00:35:25
in Western countries countries with00:35:30
excellent conditions,00:35:32
he has lost nothing, nothing,00:35:36
disappointment00:35:38
must be I can’t for him, I’m00:35:46
terribly disappointed00:35:50
I think that people are kinder, I think that there00:35:53
will never be, I will never hear so much anger,00:35:59
I’m not even talking about the fact that I couldn’t00:36:01
imagine that who -that someone will be00:36:03
attacked,00:36:05
that Russia will attack Ukraine No, this is00:36:08
impossible, impossible,00:36:11
so Maxim,00:36:14
this feeling is probably more00:36:18
disappointment, probably it should be00:36:20
present, I think so.00:36:23
I really loved watching Maxim on00:36:25
Instagram when he exhibited when they00:36:28
had lard and Borisovna in Jurmala you were00:36:30
fooling around with her it was amazingly00:36:36
amazing So you came on tour to00:36:40
Israel and they came to your concert00:36:44
you communicated What was the communication like Of course I00:36:48
was at home00:36:55
of course we communicate00:37:01
but I can’t talk about it00:37:07
as if I was Gossip Girl so I can00:37:11
only say that she looks great,00:37:15
obviously the sun is00:37:17
Southern and all these children are wonderful, just00:37:22
wonderful,00:37:23
everything is wonderful,00:37:26
everything is wonderful,00:37:28
just the ladies are reluctant to take pictures.00:37:33
I think that we will meet now, what if I00:37:36
want to, I didn’t want to do it00:37:44
a little,00:37:47
No, we didn’t sing and I don’t want to sing, it’s sad, I00:37:55
want this time00:37:58
finish soon I want this to end00:38:03
there is a whole number there are a whole number of artists of the00:38:06
first magnitude stars of our mutual00:38:09
friends who just quietly disappeared quietly00:38:12
they are not there and they did the right thing if00:38:14
you can’t say something against and don’t want to00:38:17
speak for them Lost Here they are gone They00:38:21
I don’t even mention their last names, I don’t want to00:38:24
set them up in any case, they live for their00:38:25
own pleasure and have nothing to do with00:38:30
this muck that surrounds00:38:33
everyone else. And there is a third category of00:38:36
your colleagues who happily00:38:39
support this bacchanalia, I don’t know, I’m00:38:43
Reznik, but I’m an old fool He turned 85 years old,00:38:46
which is what you already need. Well, why are you00:38:50
climbing there, why are you writing songs00:38:52
praising Russia’s aggression, the war? This is00:38:56
a nightmare, this is either senile insanity or00:38:59
stupidity. I don’t know that00:39:01
he did this at no age00:39:07
[music] he00:39:14
also immediately writes to me Oh, she’s already from she's crazy00:39:17
what she's saying00:39:20
and you don't need a lot of intelligence to understand that00:39:22
killing is bad you don't need a lot of intelligence at all you do00:39:26
n't need to be smart in general you can be a00:39:28
complete idiot but understand that killing is00:39:32
bad That's00:39:35
enough You see,00:39:40
that's just enough so now00:39:43
if Ilyusha I'm of course I don’t know that I do00:39:46
n’t have my own television at all and thank God I00:39:50
can’t please myself and I don’t try00:39:56
then we are in Latvia, we have the principle00:40:01
and everything else is00:40:03
on the Internet00:40:05
and making some kind of career is a00:40:11
privilege of age00:40:14
You can say What do you think00:40:17
when you are young You can say everything you00:40:20
think because you have your whole life00:40:22
ahead of you. You should think about your00:40:24
reputation00:40:26
and you can always fix something00:40:29
when you are older, for example, how do00:40:34
I get my reputation00:40:39
and I should be like me, like I’ve always been,00:40:44
so I looked00:40:47
now I knew that we would talk,00:40:51
I looked here in the sixteenth year of the seventh,00:40:53
what to persuade me about. Now I can also00:40:56
say the same thing, it’s00:40:57
so easy not to lie, so easy to be00:41:01
honest00:41:03
and not at all ashamed, which means it’s also interesting00:41:06
how people confuse love for their country.00:41:11
They think that those who00:41:14
criticize they don’t love their country, their00:41:19
heart hurts, their souls they speak,00:41:22
and those who are silent and still angry with those00:41:26
who want it to be better00:41:30
Here they are00:41:32
I don’t understand anything anymore, let’s put it00:41:34
this way I thought that everyone thinks like me,00:41:37
it turns out that everyone is different in principle,00:41:42
some others,00:41:48
no one should be a hero, we don’t00:41:51
demand,00:41:52
not everyone can be a hero, not every00:41:56
person can be brave00:41:58
and therefore there is00:42:01
nothing to demand,00:42:04
but to be a person, to be decent. I00:42:09
loved animals, pain, more than people,00:42:12
dogs, and now I love them even more.00:42:14
You00:42:16
just understand people can do such nasty things00:42:19
only people00:42:21
and the head of Dana is But this is given00:42:24
and only people can do bad things00:42:28
sadly00:42:30
returning to or the butcher so he00:42:32
told me a lot and often what role he00:42:35
played in your creative biography00:42:39
how he helped you everything is accepted Tell me00:42:43
if you Today we would meet with him,00:42:46
sit down together00:42:48
and he would repeat to you everything that he00:42:51
says00:42:52
in relation to Ukraine in relation to this00:42:55
war, terrible things to00:42:58
say to him if he told you this,00:43:02
I don’t know what he said,00:43:06
he glorifies the war, glorifies the fact that Crimea is00:43:10
Russian Glory To God, this happened.00:43:18
You see how it’s happening. It’s interesting, but in00:43:22
my memory that in00:43:25
St. Petersburg after the war, he00:43:30
once spoke very sadly about this, so it means that a00:43:33
person must experience all the pain in his own skin,00:43:36
which cannot be imagined how bad it is.00:43:41
Is it really necessary to experience it yourself, he00:43:43
said00:43:45
if I’m not confusing something But in my opinion,00:43:49
he even had the elements,00:43:50
he condemned the war00:43:54
40 years ago 30 And what happened now00:44:02
Strange, the truth00:44:05
can no longer want to please a bad00:44:08
person, so I would never want to00:44:10
please a bad person,00:44:13
I don’t like me either I don’t want00:44:18
What do you think, Russian stars00:44:22
who support the war openly00:44:25
support00:44:26
one pole, this is acceptable00:44:29
Rastorguev Gazmanov, the other pole Baskov00:44:33
Kirkorov I understand that the reasons are different:00:44:36
someone for a lot of money, someone out of00:44:39
stupidity, someone from convictions maybe00:44:42
That’s what you think why does this00:44:45
happen Why do people00:44:47
support evil injustice00:44:54
I think I00:44:56
want to think so I think at first they didn’t00:44:59
figure it out then they started playing and then there’s00:45:05
nowhere else to go00:45:10
I don’t have any other explanation I don’t have how00:45:16
what’s happening00:45:19
and then they got scared and then they got confused and00:45:22
then where to go00:45:26
as they sang if00:45:28
only someone - I didn’t play in silence Oh, it’s00:45:32
not in vain that we got this century, son. It00:45:37
seems to me that this is it.00:45:42
Tell me about the attitude00:45:44
towards Russians towards Russia in Latvia now,00:45:49
but00:45:53
you know, we’re all banned from entry, but00:45:59
we just don’t want anything under any circumstances what kind of00:46:03
sauce00:46:04
[music]00:46:07
for someone to come here and start00:46:11
shaking up the situation, we had this in the 90s We00:46:14
have experience it was the same with00:46:17
Lithuania We have experience that00:46:20
’s why00:46:24
at first I always think that00:46:29
Oh, it’s probably unfair people are running but00:46:32
I want to but if a person runs away, you want to00:46:35
open the door and hide his00:46:39
correct feeling, a normal desire00:46:46
with other intentions, people, then probably00:46:50
the state should think00:46:52
about its residents and act may00:46:57
not be so nice, but in order to protect them,00:47:01
that’s why I no longer know what is right and what00:47:05
is wrong,00:47:09
we are so inexperienced in this is why00:47:12
we are so inexperienced, we are especially people00:47:16
who are somehow connected, I don’t know with the word00:47:21
artists, I don’t know musicians, they are00:47:24
naive, they00:47:27
want to believe in the good, we are not ready to believe in the00:47:31
bad, evil, but I’m not ready. It00:47:36
seems to me that we probably should have acted00:47:39
more appropriately humanly00:47:41
and then Time passes and you think about it turns out that’s what was meant00:47:47
Well, I’m talking about00:47:51
the nineties00:47:53
if we00:47:55
were sitting00:47:57
in this00:48:00
hotel and didn’t see how it shoots00:48:03
tracer bullets00:48:10
The longer I thought about the fact that you00:48:14
can trust someone And now I don’t00:48:17
believe And this it was in front of your eyes, it was00:48:21
in front of your eyes, it was all this, we saw it00:48:23
later on television, they showed how00:48:27
people were falling in the park, someone was shooting some little00:48:30
men,00:48:32
so we then learned that such00:48:36
provocations happen. And today it’s better to stay00:48:42
away so as not to experience once again00:48:49
how00:48:57
No, I can’t tell00:49:01
him, as always,00:49:04
I tell him,00:49:07
You have to perform at my festival, I00:49:13
can’t say You want me00:49:18
right on stage,00:49:23
he only does what he wants now00:49:25
because this is also a privilege of age00:49:28
Freedom is freedom and you can’t00:49:30
to exchange himself for some kind of00:49:33
concerts to go somewhere he wants to do one00:49:35
concert he does alone he wants to00:49:37
perform in the theater he is performing by the way I’m00:49:39
going to his performance in the theater tomorrow00:49:42
a man in his prime and not together with an00:49:45
artist00:49:46
doing such a performance tomorrow from you00:49:51
Hello How old is he already00:49:55
[music]00:49:56
I want right away a man looks as much00:49:59
as he feels00:50:03
80 plus00:50:05
he feels good00:50:08
Yes, well00:50:21
you lost the Russian market you have become00:50:25
much poorer00:50:27
there I don’t care00:50:29
and I didn’t have one who came up with this00:50:33
I don’t all I understand, someone is writing to me, a friend of lime,00:50:36
but if they didn’t sing to me in Russian, I00:50:40
started my first performance on00:50:42
Channel One at that time of the00:50:44
Union television00:50:47
there was a fly agaric in Latvian, from00:50:50
that moment everyone recognized00:50:56
me, I was invited, I performed, I don’t00:50:59
impose myself on anyone,00:51:01
I actually wanted to to be a doctor for me00:51:05
if I perform is so serious for me,00:51:09
so with such deep00:51:12
respect for the public, I respect00:51:15
the public very much I will never sing along to a00:51:17
soundtrack at00:51:19
solo concerts I know all the laws of00:51:22
the stage I speak I spoke And I will speak00:51:27
For now I go to the site on stage, I00:51:31
will love my audience, I will00:51:33
respect it, I will do the00:51:35
best that I can do, that’s why00:51:40
no one could stand me in their arms. They didn’t00:51:45
stand me, they invited me, I traveled00:51:49
a lot, I traveled a lot during the time when we00:51:52
worked at the Philharmonic because that was the00:51:54
norm there. there was a law You had to go to00:51:58
17 concerts and together you definitely00:52:01
want it or not and you travel all over the00:52:05
Soviet Union not like Maxim00:52:07
travels now Paris London New York we00:52:11
went there00:52:12
was such a city Belorechensk00:52:15
I remember it only because there are00:52:18
amazing grapes00:52:20
where it is, what it is for example,00:52:24
and in different ways I had to work everywhere00:52:30
throughout the country,00:52:37
so we didn’t just receive money, but it was00:52:41
very small.00:52:46
I think that you didn’t cope with your00:52:49
role, you traveled, you provided00:52:51
culture, nothing worked out, it didn’t00:52:54
help,00:53:00
it really didn’t help, it’s like mine in00:53:04
one I have was my best concert,00:53:07
very complex in the tango style00:53:11
Alla Sigalov choreographed the numbers, it’s so00:53:14
difficult it seems that you are standing and at this00:53:17
time everything is twisted for you, even at this00:53:20
time you have to Sing, it’s so difficult00:53:25
and we When we were working, girls and boys came from the00:53:28
Bolshoi Theater and00:53:31
they sat there looked00:53:35
and said00:53:37
[music] isn’t00:53:41
our big here big And we00:53:45
had an amazing set very very00:53:47
seriously We worked very very hard from00:53:50
11 pm for several months00:53:53
we were preparing the00:53:55
concert I had a problem with my ligaments00:53:59
because there was a lot of work and ligaments00:54:02
so the doctor came and poured it on00:54:06
the ligaments00:54:15
and she watched every concert because00:54:17
she poured it and watched it, then during the break00:54:19
she poured medicine into her throat again and that’s it. They were crying,00:54:23
why were they crying, this00:54:26
was the concert00:54:29
I’m just trying to understand, because00:54:33
in general, everything that concerns00:54:37
our profession can’t be measured either.00:54:39
But how can you say it’s good? it’s easy, come on, the00:54:44
athletes are wonderful, there’s tennis,00:54:47
look, the field went by, that means how will00:54:51
you deal with the musicians, singers, as00:54:54
only professionals can say? And00:54:58
suddenly, in some one in some00:55:01
city in Russia, I have a press conference,00:55:04
journalists00:55:06
like this I worked Like in Moscow, also in00:55:12
this provincial city, I also00:55:14
worked with the same efficiency, all the same things, I’m00:55:18
sitting so tired, I think people at least00:55:22
enjoy the truth00:55:28
[music]00:55:33
but how, well, how will we prove how you prove00:55:37
that the Zhvanetskys are a genius? Well,00:55:39
how to prove it, you know00:55:43
how will you prove that there I don’t know00:55:47
Maxim Galkin with a sense of humor everything is00:55:52
fine how will you prove Simonyan they00:55:56
said it recently you said recently that00:55:58
Maxim Galkin would be nice if he became the00:56:00
president of Russia But wouldn’t it be00:56:05
great everyone thinks that a00:56:10
man was born to be a president00:56:15
how many Well what and who if not Putin And who00:56:19
was Putin before he became president,00:56:22
he was also someone who was a00:56:27
cultural worker in Dresden, he is from00:56:30
your industry00:56:38
and A Maxim check who knows00:56:41
several languages who is smart who is well00:56:46
read and educated00:56:48
who is a family man who is00:56:52
really great treat their00:56:56
children and look at these children. I00:57:00
once came to visit them in the summer00:57:04
and00:57:05
he was getting ready.00:57:09
And then the children got involved.00:57:11
Harry and Lizochka decided to entertain us. He00:57:15
started talking about the car with Andrey.00:57:18
Alice did00:57:21
n’t make riddles with me, and it wasn’t all00:57:25
just like children are stupid and everything is very very00:57:28
delicately unobtrusive Well, just00:57:31
please00:57:33
Semyonin is a wonderful father,00:57:38
smart, knows languages from a good family,00:57:43
what else do you want,00:57:48
very much even a president It00:57:52
just00:57:54
turned out to be Ksyusha So I suddenly, for no reason at00:57:57
all, yelled that he would be00:57:59
the president, but in fact there was a question and I00:58:02
answered it, therefore, when it is cut,00:58:04
you oh How much was Lyman not connected00:58:08
answered did not answer the question00:58:11
when00:58:13
the conversation goes on for two hours, naturally the00:58:16
person who cuts you is he,00:58:19
but he doesn’t treat you like that, for example,00:58:22
when I talk to you,00:58:27
although I would also cut well,00:58:30
I wouldn’t have cut it correctly at all. What do00:58:41
you think00:58:43
is the future of the current Russian00:58:46
president, who will eventually hand over00:58:49
the reins of power to Maxim Galkin,00:58:53
I00:58:55
really want to be naive, such a fool, I00:58:59
want to00:59:01
talk about miracles, that the00:59:09
president will surely come to his senses, he00:59:13
will understand that he was wrong, that he will be00:59:17
so strong and say Sorry, I was wrong00:59:24
But what happens It does00:59:28
n’t matter how he will answer for this00:59:32
he will have to answer But go00:59:38
hero maybe people like that maybe you01:00:00
know what they say You have to think about the good01:00:03
then it will be good01:00:06
because How will he finish this war How do01:00:10
they all propose?01:00:12
Let's now have peace negotiations01:00:15
very simply01:00:17
Take all your weapons and leave the war is01:00:21
over01:00:23
Get out of my house01:00:26
I always want to transfer it all01:00:29
to small things robbers came to me01:00:34
here, they broke everything, they smashed them, they killed me01:00:40
and I need to negotiate with them now I’m01:00:43
still to blame my house was attacked I’m still01:00:46
to blame because you wanted because01:00:50
you wanted to attack their house they forestalled01:00:53
your intentions they attacked you because01:00:55
you were going to But how can this01:00:58
come to mind can you tell me how you01:01:01
can think that01:01:03
little Moska will be like an elephant01:01:09
and who will believe it? And01:01:12
anything can come to a sick head, when01:01:15
sick heads know where to go,01:01:18
yes, I don’t even believe that someone01:01:20
thinks like that, they will01:01:23
attack Ukraine, I was in Ukraine,01:01:28
everything was fine there,01:01:29
we drove all over Ukraine they started with01:01:33
what fascists mean, my01:01:38
whole team speaks Russian, no01:01:42
one said a word to anyone, we drove01:01:45
all over Ukraine,01:01:47
everything is fine, beautiful at every01:01:51
parking lot, beautiful cars, delicious01:01:54
food,01:01:56
wonderful people who try01:01:58
to work in their kindergarten,01:02:02
I then when it started And all that01:02:05
there we passed it is now broken it is01:02:08
broken01:02:11
how can it come How can you wish for this01:02:19
in Latvia the fascists in Ukraine are fascists01:02:25
and the fascists turn out to be in Russia01:02:28
Well, who didn’t know that, but in the01:02:31
nineties I had a musician, he was of01:02:35
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a day to buy a car, I'm afraid to go to the subway,01:02:46
they beat me up, they beat me up01:02:48
if I'm a little dark-skinned, then everyone knows it.01:02:53
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why you need to look for something that's right under your01:03:02
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sort it all out at home. What do01:03:07
you think and when will01:03:11
this terrible war end?01:03:18
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and I want it to happen Tomorrow01:03:55
everything will end And this is possible the01:04:00
main thing is that this is possible Just you need01:04:03
to have dignity, you need to have cores,01:04:07
you know, you just need to tell Putin that all the01:04:12
guys are finished,01:04:14
we’re taking everything away01:04:17
and it’s all over,01:04:20
this is what you still have to do after01:04:23
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if you tell Putin, all the guys are finished,01:04:34
they’ll finish him, he understands this perfectly well,01:04:39
of course for him it’s about one thing: And01:04:42
preservation in life he must fight, otherwise the01:04:44
Russian fascists will tell him. Why did01:04:48
we go there? We didn’t achieve success. You01:04:50
took us there,01:05:00
but it seems to me that maybe I’ve01:05:03
seen enough of American films, they found01:05:05
one person can win, win.01:05:09
I look at Zelensky and01:05:14
such pride creeps in, that’s what this is the01:05:19
person we are together. It01:05:25
seems to me that01:05:27
not a single person would want to be in his place,01:05:33
and therefore, it01:05:38
seems to me that01:05:41
no one can scold him now because there is no such01:05:44
person who would want to take his place01:05:49
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works and how much strength it takes01:05:55
courage01:05:57
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the type sometimes turned him on in the Kremlin to01:06:25
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women and they had a lot of money, that’s01:06:59
the type What kind of person will never01:07:01
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you know, yes, here’s the answer to the question:01:07:06
Who, if not Putin, why not Maxim01:07:10
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I don’t like evil people I don’t like I01:07:58
can’t I can’t run away01:08:02
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if a miracle happens01:08:10
you will stay you will stay in01:08:13
Latvia with the Nazis with pleasure01:08:20
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pleasure you know that I would01:08:26
like you to end up with something - Some01:08:28
purchase of these at least sang for our01:08:31
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good win soon Let01:09:19
the war end soon Let mom don’t01:09:23
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cats, birds, animals Let everyone live01:09:29
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Let the Grass be green Let all the Bugs01:09:36
live here I wish you this01:09:41
lime Thank you Thank you very much for01:09:44
the interview and Thank you very much to01:09:48
Latvia for the great help to Ukraine We01:09:52
know this, we feel it, we really01:09:54
appreciate it in the most terrible time, Latvia01:09:58
came to the aid of Ukraine among other01:10:00
countries, Ukraine will never forget this,01:10:03
never this01:10:09
Great, this will bring tears to tears, this will never01:10:13
be forgotten Thank you very much lime Glory to01:10:16
Latvia Glory to Ukraine01:10:19
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Латвийская певица Лайма Вайкуле в интервью Дмитрию Гордону рассказала об эмоциях в начале войны, о встречах с Путиным, страхе и сумасшествии россиян, о позиции Галкина и Пугачевой, фашистах в Украине, российском рынке, о том, как закончить войну и кто заменит Путина Хотите приблизить Победу? Присоединяйтесь к инициативе Дмитрия Гордона по сбору средств на дроны для ВСУ на передовой. Задонатить можно здесь в гривнах, долларах и любой другой валюте, кроме евро: https://send.monobank.ua/jar/AaDUnVdMie Перевод в евро можно сделать здесь: HORDON DMYTRO 5375419911086955 Swift code: UNJSUAUKXXX Kyiv, Ukraine Официальный магазин с мерчем, конфетами и зефиром Дмитрия Гордона: https://gordonshop.com.ua. Покупая, помогаешь ВСУ! Купить эксклюзивные NFT из коллекции SUPER GORDON можно тут – https://supergordonnft.com Перспективное вложение и помощь украинской армии! Подписывайтесь на инстаграм NFT коллекции Super Gordon: https://www.facebook.com/unsupportedbrowser Телеграм: https://t.me/super_gordon Официальный канал программы "В гостях у Дмитрия Гордона" https://www.youtube.com/user/vgostyahugordona?sub_confirmation=1 Официальный канал Дмитрия Гордона https://www.youtube.com/user/DmytriyGordon?sub_confirmation=1 Следите за новостями и читайте аналитику на общественно-политическом сайте "ГОРДОН": https://gordonua.com/ukr/ По вопросам рекламы пишите на [email protected] Присоединяйтесь к нам в соцсетях! https://www.facebook.com/unsupportedbrowser https://www.facebook.com/unsupportedbrowser https://www.tiktok.com/@gordondmytro? https://twitter.com/dmitry_gordon https://t.me/dmytrogordon_official https://www.facebook.com/unsupportedbrowser https://t.me/s/gordonuacom https://invite.viber.com/?g2=AQABYNa0%2Brz9Pkzt0NnTdm5DcUzQHlf7QrDvmsZ1C9h5ZjM%2FKIIfxji%2BDRkQ6fy9&lang=ru https://twitter.com/Gordonuacom Смотрите все выпуски программы "ГОРДОН": https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLyTgKNi3CUgVRMG96wsXqwaQacRZupSKt Смотрите все политические программы с участием Дмитрия Гордона: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLyTgKNi3CUgWPgwdDgc94DQ4Ned4sUTR7 0:00 интервью Дмитрия Гордона с Лаймой Вайкуле 0:26 «Войну невозможно было представить, этого нельзя было допустить» 2:10 «Я онемела, было так страшно» 4:24 «Невозможно представить, как плохо сейчас украинцам» 5:18 «Мы думали, пандемия самое плохое время. Бывает хуже» 6:30 «Несправедливость не может победить» 7:40 «Люди в России сошли с ума. Все перевернули, еще и Украина виноватой осталась» 8:10 «Я против агрессии против Украины. Украине надо помогать» 9:11 «Зло никогда не победит» 12:29 о встречах с Путиным 13:36 «Во время пандемии с Путиным что-то случилось» 14:50 «У россиян страх, который передается с генами» 17:17 Гордон о своем магазине мерча "Гордон шоп". Покупая, помогаешь ВСУ! 18:59 «Я знала, что в Крым не поеду, поставила точку» 22:32 «Я была идиоткой» 24:11 о русском языке: «На каком языке хочу, на том и говорю» 26:16 «Галкин – умница. Надо оставаться свободным» 27:17 «Русским надо встать на колени и извиниться» 28:37 «Галкин и Пугачева уехали не из-за выгоды, а из-за позиции. Они многого лишились» 30:03 «Мне не могут простить, что я ругаю Советский Союз. А что хорошего было?» 32:33 Гордон о своих книгах из "Гордон шоп". Покупая, помогаешь ВСУ! 33:17 «Галкин ничего не потерял, только приобрел» 35:47 «У меня страшное разочарование» 36:23 о встрече с Пугачевой в Юрмале: «Выглядит она отлично, все прекрасно» 37:44 «Петь не хочется, грустно» 38:03 о позиции Резника: «Много ума не надо, чтобы понимать: убивать – плохо!» 42:30 «Резник осуждал войну 40 лет назад, что сейчас поменялось?» 44:18 «Российские звезды заигрались, им уже некуда деваться» 45:42 «Не хотим русских в Латвии ни под каким соусом. У нас есть память и опыт» 48:48 «Паулс делает, что хочет. Свобода и привилегия возраста» 50:21 «Мне плевать на российский рынок» 52:46 «Как доказать Симоньян, что у Галкина хороший юмор?» 55:56 «Галкин был бы замечательным президентом России» 58:40 «Путину придется ответить» 1:00:06 «Как закончить войну? Возьмите все свое оружие и уходите из Украины» 1:01:26 «Не ищите фашистов в Украине, когда они под носом. Разберитесь у себя дома» 1:03:07 «Путину надо сказать: «Все, ребята, закончили» 1:04:30 «Смотрю на Зеленского и гордость пробирает» 1:06:03 «Не могу вернуться в эту злую Россию» 1:08:20 Вайкуле поет Гордону на латышском
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