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who remember Alex pskh plus write be

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sure to be glad to welcome you to

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our anniversary I mutually congratulate you on your

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fifth anniversary I thought so you actually

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started before the pandemic Yes yes yes We

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also had a virologist who said

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we still don’t take this so seriously

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he said You shouldn’t do that says it will be bad,

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no one yet believed that

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the borders would be closed, quarantine would be introduced, and

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so on, yes Well, you

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chose some very media time as a dialect

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Yes, call before we call, by the way,

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Alex and I once talked over the air that

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in yube you can also receive calls

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You can also receive audio messages

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so

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[music] the

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studios are calling Yes, this was before

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the reconstruction, then they changed there no, in

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my opinion, the office No after the reconstruction

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after after Yes, all this

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happened and we shared the premises we

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still share and washed, I no longer have anything to do with it

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from the defense department

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with the military medical institute, that is,

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they trained there, for example, Cosmonauts,

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first as dogs, Cosmonauts, and then

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Cosmonauts for space flights,

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they trained centrifuges there, and so on and

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so on, right in the same building would be yes yes

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Petrine- Razumovskoy alley there you could

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peep through a crack and see the

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first satellite of the Earth with the inscription USSR

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some centrifuge spacesuits Well now

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it’s no longer relevant there It’s just that they

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still have a museum there that Wait, and

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I was just in Star City when then just

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Then Well, in my time in Moscow it

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was exactly there, how I missed the

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headphones Yes, you can just

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take them and use them And you call and

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get through to disconnect And by the way, don’t

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forget to support the channel with donations

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because today we have such a marathon,

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almost an anniversary, your support allows

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us to work move on and we’ll live to see

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five, or when we get to five, that’s how it’s

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formulated, that is, up to 5 years or up to

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5,000 Well, in general, yes, join in,

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connect, how much have you collected

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today, now I’ll ask the director to display

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on the screen how much we have there at

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the moment 14400 If I’m not mistaken, yes

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14.43 Well, let’s take the next step to

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1000 500 and then we’ll go to 5000m

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right away, Vadim mentioned Sasha Filipenko

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And this is not an actor, not Our wonderful

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actor Alexander Filipenko And Sasha

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Filipenko is a writer, a

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Belarusian writer, I we agreed

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that he will go on air This is my old

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friend and he was on my radio. We have

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such a good mutual Connection or something, and

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I also invited him to this studio

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because I am a writer, he is a writer. And we have a

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dear surprise for you viewers,

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together with e we

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will announce and just a few words about him

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because I know that he was with you and

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you had such an adult serious

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interview with a Belarusian writer who is

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narrated by his ex-son. He has

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his main work, many other

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works, and now there was a premiere in Berlin

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with Maxim Sukhanov,

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Max

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Didenko staged a play based on his book but Sasha is not a

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serious person, an extremely frivolous

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person Despite the fact that he writes These are the

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kind of books he

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once hosted a humorous show on the

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Dozh TV channel at Natasha Sindeeva’s

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was called the evening Gerasimets and Sasha at

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one time wrote gags and themes for

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Spotlight rice Hilton We, by the way, Once upon a time I was still

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working on television came to the

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attention of the program Projector Rice

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Hilton We had an interview with Dmitry

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Dyuzhev who, in my opinion,

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discussed Projector Hill for 15 minutes Well, perhaps Well, that

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was the story actually And

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since I had a direct

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connection to the prank program on the same

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Channel One So I wrote these

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pranks and even took part in some of them.

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And Sasha made the Spotlight Hill, in

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this sense, when we meet on the air, we

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rush What is

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called something going on? I’m looking

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forward to meeting him. And he’s already with

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us, and he’ll appear on the show now. literally for

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Listen, while the three of us have not yet started

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talking, the story of the

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prank program on Channel One is

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somehow the

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saints at the storage facility Yes, of course at the storage facility, I’ve

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been doing these pranks for many years, we

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made them as jokes, I think many of

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Rezha

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remember this, they were downright funny

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pranks are what Valex do or

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what they are doing right now I

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will follow this This is not entirely true in the

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sense that it is not entirely correct because

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it should be a prank and we did

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and tried to do it, not just to humiliate a

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person to do this, that is, such a

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prank is bad It's like you won a

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million dollars a billion and it's great

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Joke Joke didn't win It's a shame it's

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sad our joke was always based on

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something else everything is bad tough in general bad trouble

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flood everything You are a human

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Oh well, he has nothing, he's flying away That's it,

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wait and sabers and Raymond Pauls - this is

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your story No no no sabers and Raymond

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Pauls No, well, that is, the program lasted about

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12 years, I think six of them were there

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Yeah Sasha Filipenko

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yes yes look at him look Sasha

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you look more and more like the

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character from the series Ted Laso here is this

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American coach who came to

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train the

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UK football team And hello And I don’t

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know you can already hear me And we’ll ask

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the director to turn on the sound Yes because

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But we can hear Yes we can hear now Sasha

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Filipenko is in touch with us laso Hello

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hello I don’t have any owls I’m nothing at all

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not lasa

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anymore

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Well, by the way, it’s a cool series I really

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enjoyed it Well, if you add a mustache Well,

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maybe yes yes t question Okay I

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listened to your conversation a little bit, actually

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a lot You are exaggerating my participation in the

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program because I worked there for a

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season and it immediately became clear that the scissors of

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censorship do not coincide with me We always

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joked that I wrote, in fact there were

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many scriptwriters, there were

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12 of us and they always joked that I wrote the jokes

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of the cyclist If you remember his role as a silent one

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and there was a division, each scriptwriter

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writes to a specific participant no no

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just throw everything in there were groups,

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we just sorted out topics, someone got

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one topic, someone else and then the

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presenters went on with it for a long time. Well, in

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general, it quickly became clear that I was

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not suitable for this program because

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I wanted to do it there. I wanted to joke about everything there

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it was possible not to talk about everything. But how did it even

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manifest itself, that is, someone spoke about

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this, it’s impossible, but about this person it’s

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impossible to talk about this topic. It was

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somehow gradually curtailed or they immediately explained the

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list there, for example, of those Well, first of all,

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it was clear that you can’t joke about your grandfather,

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it was immediately clear then there

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was still a Thaw, you could joke about everyone

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else, but you saw it online, you

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could watch how

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censorship works because, well, firstly,

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the program was aired, it didn’t go live,

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it was recorded on Friday

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and broadcast live on Saturday, and

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it was shorter, yes, yes, she was raised to the

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tenth floor. It was broadcast at the beginning, since

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Russia is a long country, it has many

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Orbits; at the beginning, it was broadcast in

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Vladivostok and you could watch

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some jokes they don’t get from

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Vladivostok to Moscow, how some

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jokes fall off somewhere in

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Yekaterinburg, I don’t remember all the

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Russian Orbits, but in this sense it was clear

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that, well, no, in general, you could joke

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about almost the aircraft except for

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grandfather with gifts, and let’s tell about it

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because we we need to support the guys on

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their

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anniversary, Sasha and I, since we are writers

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and our books are published, they are published in

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different languages, we came up with a

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raffle for two books with an autograph, my

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book with an autograph and Sasha, respectively,

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with an autograph, but there is always but

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never listen to what sounds before the word but son

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Dad told me this Booth books in languages

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that you can read because I

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brought my book

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Aquastop Rules in Latvian Well, I think

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that many of our viewers are

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slanted, wait, the State Russian Museum is watching not only in

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Latvia, we have about 200-300,000

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visits from Latvia month second book Here you

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can watch it on the monitor of my

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smartphone this is Sasha’s book in Japanese

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Yes, we also

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have spectators in Japan in Tokyo, in my opinion, even a whole group

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Well, I think

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I think that on planet Earth there

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will be a maximum of 100 people, Who knows and

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Latvian and Japanese at the same time

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Well, I think that And maybe it’s more

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interesting by the way why I live the book, I

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keep it alive and Sasha is on the monitor of the

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smartphone phone because Sasha

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is in Verona, she doesn’t physically have it with her,

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but when he gets to Ron’s house -

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this where are Romeo and Juliet talking,

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that same balcony, yes there, in short,

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exactly I’m now meters away from it, look,

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that one of you Yes, in general, you’re already on

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the balcony You can see

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one or the other of you Who

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will do this during this broadcast before the end of this hour

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the biggest Donat of games um will receive by

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mail two books with autographs of the authors

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Alexander Filipenko in Japanese

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my book in Latvian these books

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If you are not from Latvia or not from Japan

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you are unlikely to be able to read But it’s

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great that you will have books in foreign languages

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languages with autographs of the authors Yes, we have

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regis collecting Gaze Nara languages in different

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languages, we have a whole collection of newspapers

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that none of us can read,

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but Denis says when you find yourself in a

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country where there are different languages and there are

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different newspapers, bring me, I always

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promise when and I forget when it’s sent if

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possible You tell us Dasha

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donated 20 euros and we’ll know

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it and 35 45 and so on Whoever

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donates more to the GMU during this time will receive

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by mail we’ll send two books Sasha I

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wanted with you too with Vadim to disperse

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the story about the fact that, uh, when we

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were talking about how this broadcast was made And I

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said that I have a friend who is an

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expert on prohibitions Well, yes, a real

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expert on prohibitions Because people from

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Belarus are always a year and a half

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earlier than Russia. That is, these are people which are ahead of the

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times, yes, that is,

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Guests from the future, you can ask them

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questions, ask How is it? What is it, and

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of course this news, which I’m sure

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you discussed on the air, of course, about this

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girl journalist who was forbidden

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to show her heart, who was forbidden

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to show her heart, they said that it was

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extremist this is this gesture,

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this heart I love you He is

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extremist Lord And I remember that in

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Belarus Applause was prohibited Yes,

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in my opinion Sasha, something like that was there in

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Belarus, first of all, everything was forbidden in

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Belarus, the rules are essentially

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everything That everything is allowed prohibited you

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never know what exactly will be

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prohibited tomorrow in this sense Yes

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Applause was forbidden Moreover,

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Applause was forbidden even for people

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who have one hand this is not

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[music]

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a joke somehow the judge was able to accuse a

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person They were forbidden to shout out slogans to

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various people, including the

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deaf and dumb It’s clear that everything that

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concerns the white-red-white symbols is prohibited. That

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is, if you have socks with white stripes

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or if you suddenly put a

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TV box on the balcony

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white-red-white Sams there, then

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this definitely makes sense to you, but you didn’t say that

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about hearts I first realized that with

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this shirt I won’t be able to get in. I have a

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shirt with a heart. And the most important thing is what

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happened to me. A month

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ago, while in Amsterdam, I got a heart

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on my hand. I don’t know whether it’s visible now or not

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visible now because it’s blurred to me

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it seems like a mole, it looks more like a

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mole And my body just

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realized it’s like that Sanya don’t need it, it’s an

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adaptation If suddenly the border is not

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a heart,

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that is, yes ladies and gentlemen This is

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heartless Sasha Filipenko, his heart doesn’t

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take root and now in

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Russia I’m sorry before now it

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will work out, it means in every one you will

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come to a tattoo parlor and there will be two

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doors there will probably be one door Where

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they do tattoos one door where they

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interrupt hearts there Let's

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do the ass or let's do something so that

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somehow save you

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heart an arrow like this supposedly I’m in love

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it’s about something else Yes it seems to me We need to

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ask the audience what kind of

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tattoos they are now afraid of so that those

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who write in the chat write about what is

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now scary to move in with it’s clear that

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Rainbow yes yes write Tell me I

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just wanted to clarify, Belarus in this

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sense bypassed Turkmenistan because they

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prohibited the name of the month there, it was necessary to

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write when under the Turkmen Bashi it

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was impossible to write January-February there

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somehow Saparmurat friend stupor

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Murat there alone, in my opinion, February was

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named after the mother of the

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Turkmens everything that is

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Yes, a good son is a good

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one, it’s easier to feed, after all, we also have the

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Belarusian language in which you can write,

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but there are no some facets of surrealism

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that we have reached, we have some kind of

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bottom in this sense and our prohibitions a

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little bit differently to another, everything works like this

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guys, here’s what I’m coming to you with,

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what do you know

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that a dollar of dollars What’s his

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name Yuli these two books in

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Latvian and in Japanese will go from

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two authors Alex and Sasha and because

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she has now donated 20 euros Who has

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more Who has donated more are accepted like this.

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I want to say that these

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restrictions, these bans, these are the people

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who accept them or lobby or

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drown for them, they don’t even know that

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they have an incredible bomb hidden in

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every smartphone in every smartphone in every

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iPhone in every Samsung. Eh,

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all these prikhs, all these Simonyans, they

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have a ban, they have a zan,

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look, everyone understands it, Yes, there’s a

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sanction there. Well, it’s like that, that is, you’re

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Margari,

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look, here are two two men with

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a heart, this is parent one and parent

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two, parent one and parent two, but

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it seems to me that this is just a matter of

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optics now, you see in this parent one and

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parent two, but some real

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Russian Patriot sees this, for example.

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This is, for example, Zakhar Prilepin and Zakhar

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Prilepin, or State Duma Speaker Volodin and

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some theatergoer Mironov this is definitely

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the actor Mironov And this is Lozin, why not, well, by the way,

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this corresponds Apparently, e

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Well, that is, this emoji is very

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true then But look, what a

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wonderful family, there are two dads and this is there, I

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will repeat again, in every patriotic

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phone there are two dads and two boys Well,

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for example,

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how do they live with this I don’t understand

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Well, you know the phrase that you went into

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the wrong door Yes, for example, on the phone The main thing is

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not to go into the wrong door agreed pounds Well,

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you understand But look what

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you like you can always

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justify yourself and say that you are just

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trying to know the enemy by sight, what is it?

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How can you justify this is a woman with a

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beard, how do you like this emotion? It’s a

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man No, it’s a woman with a beard Well, you

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just looked closely, man, and you’re like a

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group of aba Yes, that’s it well no no Okay

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then what do you tell me Vadim Rodionov

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what do you tell me Elon Musk For

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example, in a

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picture like this it could also be a man

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with a mustache in a fati

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But this is Lasa by the way Perhaps it’s on the

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phone in fact you should let it not be

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mocked You should should we give advice

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to patriots on what to do with this? That is,

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it’s clear that the main advice is to

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get rid of the iPhone. But not all patriots

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can get rid of the iPhone, and probably

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then we need to delete all these applications. And

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look, there’s Medvedev, I

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showed you there. No. Well, it seems to me here There is a

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simple explanation: you are buying an ione

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so that the ban does not

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go to elements that may

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fall under the influence of this ban, that

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is, that is why the

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presidential administrations of Russia and perhaps Belarus

00:17:10

will have iPhones, but the liberals

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should not have iPhones because this does not apply to the Patriots,

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they just buy them This is

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to protect you How is it possible but

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here there is how how do you You can

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explain everything you can justify everything But how do

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you justify having yourself in the phone

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This is this Oh this is

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actually an article Well yes yes this is this It is

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necessary to ban phones coming out in Russia

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Well okay on in fact, there are guys for

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skrep people, you can remove these emojis of

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bearded men, bearded women and

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parents 1D and make there there are

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quite a lot of

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skrep skrep nah emoji I didn’t

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look there And I’ll show you I’ll show you

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Well, for example,

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well, this is an Orthodox

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cross from right to left or from left

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to right, it seems to me that there just has to

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be an answer, there should be real

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Orthodox clamps and real

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Orthodox emo that you will be. And

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here they are, I’m showing them to you, the sledgehammer

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is there, but the sledgehammer is last year,

00:18:25

it’s already out of class

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Well, yes, yes you can go to I think there

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should be a special application

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somewhere on the Tsargrad TV channel or

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somewhere else on the spa where you

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download all the

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right ones right there Alexander Dugin

00:18:42

heard yesterday he spoke that it’s time for

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Morocco boots, it’s time for

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footrests these are bathhouses that’s all That’s

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why there are mushrooms there And what

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phone did he use to

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record the video? I don’t know the camera is

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new. Boot, that is, it’s all about him on the

00:19:00

camera on the camera obscura, he’s most likely

00:19:03

salted because it seems to me that Well, there were

00:19:06

microsha computers. Yes, remember at one time

00:19:08

yes, when I was just starting to

00:19:10

get acquainted with there were also BC 0010 We

00:19:14

played snake We had

00:19:16

computers BC 0010 at school, there is something

00:19:18

domestic there Well, in the Russian sense, you

00:19:20

can raise it I think they stayed

00:19:22

somewhere in warehouses and launched the

00:19:25

BC microsha actually there 010 use them in Well, here’s the

00:19:28

future President of the United States Trump You see

00:19:32

There is this again for the people together,

00:19:34

here it is with a Christmas tree And there is the letter Z

00:19:38

even if you want even three well this is the

00:19:40

Dream Interpretation usually yes yes But this can be

00:19:42

used in your own way as -something else

00:19:44

So you can then justify everything that

00:19:46

is You have something else that is forbidden, you

00:19:48

take out the letter Z and accordingly no

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wait so much This is wrong This is the wrong

00:19:52

door this is impossible wait naked

00:19:55

party naked party - This is bad

00:19:58

you

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were confused this is not for These are not patriots’

00:20:02

bonds. We’ll figure out how to use socks

00:20:04

in general. Here you can eat whatever you want, and there are

00:20:06

wounded people and bombs and military helmets, and there

00:20:11

’s even a coffin. So, well, it’s quite there

00:20:13

if you clean out that muck that I

00:20:16

showed you at the beginning; it’s not patriotic and not a

00:20:18

bond. there will still be a lot of

00:20:20

things that people can write about. Well, for example,

00:20:22

there’s even a portrait of the president, and that is.

00:20:25

It’s from Easter Island, how much does it

00:20:27

look like? I want to say, Yes, he’s

00:20:29

present on Easter Island. As far as I understand,

00:20:32

listen, do you have experience? communicating with

00:20:35

skrep people, that's how rich he is

00:20:41

oh Well, it seems to me that, firstly, I have

00:20:43

experience of communicating with skrep people,

00:20:45

moreover, skrep people They seem to you

00:20:48

that they exist only in Russia, they are found

00:20:50

everywhere in the world And from time to time I

00:20:53

perform somewhere for example, in Geneva

00:20:55

or speaking in Frankfurt, I meet

00:20:58

such strong people from other countries and

00:21:01

by the way, once upon a time when I spoke

00:21:02

a long time ago in Latvia, there were also a huge

00:21:04

number of people who surprised me with

00:21:07

their worldview, there are plenty of them here, yes

00:21:09

it’s true, but for example, recently I

00:21:12

spoke in Geneva and a grandmother stood up

00:21:15

who there were two grandmothers, the first

00:21:17

grandmother said that she had studied the

00:21:18

pension system of Belarus, she really

00:21:20

likes it and that the Swiss cannot even

00:21:22

imagine how well

00:21:24

pensioners live in Belarus. I offered her

00:21:25

to exchange apartments with my grandmother, but

00:21:27

she did not agree.

00:21:28

another woman said that she was in

00:21:31

Minsk

00:21:33

and we have clean streets, good restaurants,

00:21:36

so you can’t say that

00:21:37

Lukashenko is a Dictator and this is some kind of

00:21:40

view. What kind of logical chain is

00:21:42

that I don’t fully understand, but in general it

00:21:44

seems to me that in this sense it’s possible It’s not necessary

00:21:45

to stumble upon them absolutely everywhere

00:21:47

since I haven’t been to Russia for a long time

00:21:49

because I not only have

00:21:51

a heart full of Naru because there are all sorts of

00:21:54

criminal cases there,

00:21:59

so I can’t help but note the word that

00:22:02

my friend just used criminal But

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00:22:22

this stream when Sasha and I are

00:22:24

on air here the biggest Donat will send, he

00:22:29

will receive two books by mail And if there

00:22:32

is no member in Russia, you will come from Russia by some

00:22:34

other mail And from Russia Donat cannot be

00:22:36

sent Well, in general, two books, one

00:22:39

in Japanese, a book by

00:22:40

Alexander, one in Latvian, a book

00:22:42

by me with autographs, you are

00:22:45

unlikely to ever read them. Well, for this

00:22:46

you will need to learn Japanese or

00:22:48

Latvian. Well, either from Latvia, for example, or

00:22:51

although there are many who know the Latvian language

00:22:53

outside of Latvia, so in general they are

00:22:55

open to everyone. I wanted to

00:22:57

write off as a writer to talk to you used

00:22:59

the word

00:23:00

criminal, it’s called denov, that is, the

00:23:04

meaning is that it’s

00:23:06

diminutive Yes, these but here is not

00:23:08

my little street, yes here it’s not here, it’s

00:23:11

affectionate but not diminutive, that

00:23:13

is, look in Russian And for

00:23:14

some reason Russians

00:23:18

use it quite often, let’s say Leningradskoye

00:23:20

Highway Volokolamsk highway they say

00:23:22

Volokolamka

00:23:24

Leningradka Mozhaika and they here is

00:23:30

the word HSE it simultaneously

00:23:32

means three things capital punishment

00:23:34

Well, they sentenced me to the watchtower this is higher

00:23:36

education I have a tower or this is the Higher

00:23:38

School of Economics where I had the honor of

00:23:41

teaching for some reason this is all this is

00:23:43

the defense industry yes, that is, there is a

00:23:47

Vietnamese there is an English canteen, but I

00:23:50

want to say Where does this come from on Why do we

00:23:54

suddenly say criminal not criminal Pack

00:23:57

two new words have appeared There are

00:24:01

no such prohibited ones, well, like no no,

00:24:04

damn it, this is when in

00:24:07

Mariupol a realtor gives himself

00:24:09

excursions says Yes, look this is it,

00:24:11

destroy it, it’s not expensive, it’s

00:24:13

here, it’s cheaper than this same thing,

00:24:16

destroy it, they’re hiding behind these, and how do you like

00:24:20

the word nuclear yes Well, of course, well, Yan is clearly

00:24:24

crazy or something Well, guys, well, that is, you

00:24:27

Well, somehow, look, it depreciates

00:24:29

firstly, the word is terrible And secondly, well,

00:24:32

you know, let's then let's love

00:24:34

the mole for the mole, yes, just like that,

00:24:38

let's have a mole, this is no longer

00:24:41

patriotic. Well, you make

00:24:45

the rules yourself, and from them, the nucleus Well, how is

00:24:47

it

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[music]

00:24:58

somewhere there you know, I lay in a coma for 10 years

00:25:00

today for the first time 12 Sash 12 just time

00:25:03

flies quickly Yes, I think that I say

00:25:06

criminal because I don’t even know

00:25:08

what I’m accused of. I know that I

00:25:09

have criminal cases, that they are underway, but I’m

00:25:11

still I don’t know under what article and what is

00:25:14

happening, so for me it’s not

00:25:16

like a Pandora’s box. But this is some kind of

00:25:18

surprise because it seems to me that in

00:25:19

Belarus I have never even crossed a road at a red light

00:25:21

in my life, but here I

00:25:23

turned out to be malicious, even I don’t know who I am, an

00:25:25

extremist criminal or Nadya

00:25:28

Dim. How can a journalist write

00:25:30

somewhere to the Internal Affairs Directorate of Belarus or something and

00:25:33

they are looking at the KGB of Belarus Please

00:25:36

tell Alexander about what he is

00:25:39

accused of. But they write to us that in Ukraine

00:25:42

they say

00:25:45

full-scale full

00:25:47

scale Yes Listen to this, unfortunately, there are

00:25:50

sad markers of our time,

00:25:52

nothing can be done here, all we can is it’s

00:25:55

terrible Yes, it’s such a horror that an attempt

00:25:59

when it’s very scary to somehow hide

00:26:02

from it psychologically through words like these

00:26:04

Well, that is, they play up

00:26:06

some terrible ones things there again are

00:26:08

criminal there If we talk about the

00:26:11

Stalinist repressions, there was also its own folklore and

00:26:13

Fenya. Well, that is, the language somehow

00:26:15

adapted to psychologically, probably

00:26:18

adapted to some things, it didn’t

00:26:19

necessarily turn into a Fenya. But in

00:26:21

this way No, I understand that about myself,

00:26:26

what is this really, it’s a bulletproof vest, I

00:26:28

talk about this all the time because the

00:26:30

last book I wrote was about the

00:26:31

repressions about the crematorium in Moscow

00:26:33

during Stalin’s repressions, I understood that

00:26:35

without humor I wouldn’t write it if the main

00:26:37

character didn’t make jokes And if there weren’t any jokes in this

00:26:40

book black humor, then I’ll just go crazy

00:26:43

on my own Because you haven’t

00:26:47

gotten out of the crematoria for 2 years and if you

00:26:49

don’t joke about it and you understand that

00:26:51

these people were joking who worked there

00:26:53

Unfortunately, it just shows you the

00:26:55

norm there and demonstrates in this sense Well,

00:26:58

absolutely this is some kind of salvation

00:27:00

that remains for us now. I

00:27:01

think I liked it, you know, that the

00:27:04

dispersal of one stand-up comedian, he says

00:27:07

that you know, I earned money. Well,

00:27:09

everything went well for me and I decided to buy an

00:27:11

apartment in Moscow, I earned money, and you know what I

00:27:13

learned from realtor that the best

00:27:15

apartments in Moscow are named after the

00:27:17

dictator Stalin Stalin Stalin and

00:27:20

says I imagined suddenly I’m walking through

00:27:22

Berlin and I need an apartment in Berlin are

00:27:24

telling me you know what, buy

00:27:27

girov and see you know how under

00:27:30

Hitler Built forever forever built

00:27:33

under Hitler thought about people then the walls

00:27:35

big ceilings Stalin really

00:27:38

Stalin That's why Khrushchev Stalin

00:27:41

Stalin So I think By the way, in Riga you

00:27:43

can find a couple of gits of Stalin I'm

00:27:46

sure that the Girovs are Hitler Yes they

00:27:49

built occupations but they are still

00:27:52

Stalin why they are considered good

00:27:56

houses But this is really the

00:27:58

attitude towards the dictator and what we are. Well,

00:28:00

even now it seems to me that realtors are saying a

00:28:02

Stalinist house in a Stalinist style, buy it, it’s not

00:28:05

perceived as something scary, by the way,

00:28:08

studying the dictatorship you don’t have an answer

00:28:09

to this question why Stalin Well, in this

00:28:12

sense,

00:28:13

underestimated everyone understands Stalin’s evil,

00:28:16

many Well, you know, and so on. It

00:28:18

seems to me that people just don’t know, they don’t

00:28:20

want to know, and there will now be a moment

00:28:23

of sadness, but unfortunately people do

00:28:25

n’t even understand what happened, people

00:28:27

don’t want to know, they don’t go, it’s clear that if

00:28:30

you go to the archives and you tell them what you’re

00:28:31

raising, people don’t want to think about it.

00:28:33

Then they feel uncomfortable, they live

00:28:35

extremely badly, and suddenly they’re also

00:28:37

told that this whole life of theirs is extremely

00:28:39

bad and you also need to

00:28:41

repent too. Well, then we understand

00:28:43

that in Germany this is Repentance too greatly

00:28:45

exaggerated because the Germans in the first

00:28:48

generation of Germans after the Second World

00:28:50

War there was such a wonderful study

00:28:52

because there was no Facebook there was no

00:28:53

Instagram all this and American

00:28:55

sociologists got on trains after the Second

00:28:57

World War and started talking to the

00:28:59

Germans and asking what they thought about

00:29:01

what happened and for the first 10 years

00:29:02

the Germans said that if we hadn’t

00:29:05

lost there would have been no need to apologize, and for

00:29:07

the second and then the next decades

00:29:08

the Germans said Well, it’s the Bundeswehr, we didn’t

00:29:10

know, our army went too far, and so on and so forth,

00:29:13

we understand that the third generation apologized there

00:29:14

when Vili Brant apologizes

00:29:16

as if the person who is

00:29:18

least likely to have anything to do with this is apologizing,

00:29:19

and in this sense, it seems to me that the same thing is

00:29:22

happening, people don’t feel

00:29:24

anything, people don’t know anything at all, they don’t

00:29:26

want to know, as if they

00:29:29

still need to admit something they don’t

00:29:30

care about the relationship

00:29:33

is why, leave me alone, it’s

00:29:37

over Well, Tatyana writes a

00:29:39

fur-bearing animal into the piggy bank, we say a scribe,

00:29:41

we mean something completely different, like

00:29:44

censorship, you can speak out and everything is clear, let’s

00:29:46

continue the topic of censorship. I think it’s

00:29:48

important. Moreover, we have an expert on

00:29:50

prohibitions, Sasha Filipenko, here, the author of books

00:29:53

about 1812 already the euro is like this year

00:30:00

and you know that the French

00:30:02

consider Borodino, firstly, their victory and

00:30:04

probably rightly so because they

00:30:05

really won and then went on to

00:30:07

Moscow. But the most terrible word in

00:30:09

France Well, not now, even now this

00:30:13

word when they talk about a loss means that

00:30:15

it has come completely full of seams And in general

00:30:18

everything is bad they say Berezina Berezina

00:30:21

here is the loss under the Berezina where they were

00:30:24

finally defeated and I think that this is like some kind of

00:30:26

joke there, like a bistro

00:30:29

bistro but no, that is, when the children

00:30:31

say Well, it’s just Berezina Berezina

00:30:34

tell me Uncle, it’s not for nothing that Moscow with a

00:30:36

porn fire, you can remember Lermont, we are waiting for

00:30:39

your donations, friends, and today

00:30:42

Sasha Filipenko and I are playing books in

00:30:44

Japanese and in Latvian,

00:30:46

the first was written by Alexander, the second was written by

00:30:49

me, I mean we wrote in Russian

00:30:52

But they were translated How many do you have each

00:30:54

translation I have three Russian Latvian

00:30:56

Well, in the sense of Latvian English I have a

00:30:58

book published in the USA by Sasha, in my opinion there are many

00:31:00

more, and since we are measuring against each other, I have 20 yes

00:31:03

20 translations What other interesting

00:31:06

languages do you have Well the most Well I mean all languages are

00:31:09

interesting what are they behind the imperial you have

00:31:12

such Latvia

00:31:15

Yes Latvian famous Latvian

00:31:17

imperial Well, in Latvian Do you have

00:31:20

Latvian no no by the way I have from from from

00:31:24

from the most probably non-obvious

00:31:27

translations I have a translation into

00:31:28

Thai The Red Cross was translated into Thai

00:31:30

and then everything is very understandable

00:31:33

European Slovak Croatian

00:31:34

German Well, in general, Why didn’t you

00:31:36

mention English English is yes

00:31:39

English Well, English is just a big

00:31:41

language and in this sense English and

00:31:43

Spanish they exist, it’s as if it’s obvious

00:31:44

that they exist And it’s interesting to collect,

00:31:47

of course, Hungarian or Croatian, but

00:31:50

Thai is my favorite Thai And you can

00:31:52

evaluate the quality of the translation, that is, understand

00:31:55

how it was translated, because this is also the

00:31:57

art of translating a book into a language, and that

00:32:01

is, we ourselves already know how Pasternak

00:32:03

translated Shakespeare, and so on. That is,

00:32:05

this is almost an independent

00:32:07

work, how do you

00:32:08

evaluate it? my pain because, for

00:32:12

example, the Red Cross is a book that has

00:32:14

been translated into almost 20 languages, now it

00:32:16

has a final phrase that I move through

00:32:19

200 pages, it has been translated incorrectly 20 times

00:32:22

in all DTI languages, the final

00:32:24

phrase sounds wrong because there,

00:32:27

in general, the main character comes to the

00:32:30

grave on the grave it is written do not stand over your

00:32:31

soul and in one phrase it doesn’t work out in one phrase to translate this

00:32:34

epitaph on your soul into French or

00:32:38

Italian

00:32:40

or in Swedish it turns out something

00:32:42

close but the meaning certainly eludes

00:32:44

because there in this one phrase I put a lot of

00:32:45

things and in in this sense, every

00:32:48

time it’s some kind of pain when you read somewhere,

00:32:50

you speak somewhere while in Germany

00:32:52

or while in Italy and

00:32:54

a discussion begins, you think Well, I meant something slightly

00:32:55

different, okay,

00:32:58

of course a lot is lost in translation,

00:33:01

but there’s happiness there translations are coming out And

00:33:04

I have a feeling that I can

00:33:05

read my book in both Russian and

00:33:08

Latvian, which I know may

00:33:10

not be as good as Russian, and it

00:33:12

feels like someone is

00:33:14

retelling that story, that anecdote to you

00:33:16

which you know or that uh book

00:33:18

that you know but someone

00:33:20

decided to retell it to you and says it in slightly

00:33:22

different words. That’s interesting. Well,

00:33:24

it turns out that the translator is a co-author. In

00:33:26

a sense,

00:33:28

I have a very good

00:33:29

translator into English in this sense. name is Yvonne

00:33:32

xo the book was published in Richmond and it’s

00:33:36

interesting there I’m very proud that the

00:33:39

book was published in America and these are moments of

00:33:41

happiness I then told Ivo to the publishers

00:33:44

that And let’s publish it, why don’t you

00:33:46

read to Americans moments of

00:33:49

happiness of Russians let’s do exactly the

00:33:51

same thing only in USA franchise If

00:33:53

you want to hire a leader who very

00:33:55

quickly through social networks sort of mo

00:33:58

and and I really liked the answer the

00:34:00

publishing house says you know no and that

00:34:02

was 2 years ago says we have

00:34:05

such bad relations with

00:34:07

Russia now in the USA and the story is so

00:34:10

universal that it’s even very good

00:34:12

that Americans will read the stories of

00:34:16

people who think and speak Russian and

00:34:18

associate them with themselves because it

00:34:19

says that we are all people. That’s what

00:34:21

I really liked

00:34:23

about the imperial one, so you reproached me, I

00:34:26

remembered the joke

00:34:29

about the radio we are here they said I want to

00:34:30

loop all this about Levitan, remember there

00:34:33

was such a famous radio presenter

00:34:36

who announced

00:34:37

and we won and Victory and he Stalin’s

00:34:41

report without one on Markin read Gagarin

00:34:44

something else, so that means

00:34:47

the eighties or the nineties Moscow

00:34:49

Patriarchal Ponds are already well-fed Russia Moscow

00:34:52

and such an old Levitan goes to such a

00:34:55

hat with a pie, astrakhan pigment

00:34:57

spots on his hand noon old man Already an old man

00:35:00

enters his store where of course

00:35:02

everyone knows him, daughter Hello, come on

00:35:05

Hello Well, as usual, I’m probably

00:35:08

here a loaf of Borodinsky bread

00:35:11

candy bars gram 200 well, teeth

00:35:13

no longer yes yes horse, that means there are sausages somewhere,

00:35:16

God Nina, half a kilo and probably

00:35:20

300 grams of Soviet

00:35:26

imperialist cheese, this is the firmware it is, it is there

00:35:29

It hasn’t gone anywhere, but by

00:35:32

the end of the broadcast we’ll work with you, by the

00:35:34

end of the broadcast it won’t be there Well, where

00:35:36

does it come from by the way That’s how you think this is,

00:35:40

well, first of all, I think that the

00:35:42

British have it and the French

00:35:44

certainly have it, Despite the fact

00:35:46

that when their Empire the French Empire

00:35:49

probably after both probably

00:35:51

after the Second World War began to

00:35:52

crumble like this, disintegrate little by little

00:35:54

I think that they also have it Well, this

00:35:56

space language is what do you think Well, I

00:35:59

think that yes yes Sasha do you agree with what do

00:36:01

you think that determines What makes a

00:36:04

person imperially

00:36:07

minded I think that this is a super complex

00:36:10

question, we need to open a series of programs

00:36:12

just to talk about this one a question

00:36:14

to say because I don’t quite agree with this

00:36:16

in the sense that we, being

00:36:19

Belarusians, we lived in Belarus, spoke

00:36:21

Russian, we never had

00:36:23

an imperial anything, all my

00:36:26

friends had never been to Russia, I first

00:36:29

came to Russia when I was 21

00:36:32

years old we were tuned in there, we looked to

00:36:35

the west and at the same time spoke in

00:36:36

Russian, and as if maybe there is something in

00:36:40

us that I don’t see from the outside and

00:36:42

you can tell me now too, but no.

00:36:44

In fact, of course, it also

00:36:46

appears there but as if we

00:36:48

were able to

00:36:50

bounce off any Moreover, when I

00:36:54

moved to Russia for the first time at the age of 21, I

00:36:56

really felt it, I felt that I was a

00:36:59

conditional person. Well, it’s not that there is a completely different

00:37:01

culture, but I understood that when I

00:37:03

arrived in St. Petersburg for the first time I was walking,

00:37:05

I understood that for me it was a

00:37:07

fundamentally different country there with different

00:37:09

rules with a different way of life with some other

00:37:11

conditions of the game. Therefore, I think

00:37:15

that this is not always the case. Well, that’s what any

00:37:17

provincial govt says when he comes to

00:37:19

mother capital Moscow, of course

00:37:22

from Belarus, he came there everything according to -to another

00:37:24

Naturally

00:37:26

naturally

00:37:28

I came to St. Petersburg, I had

00:37:29

the feeling that I came from the capital to St.

00:37:31

Petersburg because I lived my whole life in the

00:37:32

center of Minsk, I had the feeling that I

00:37:34

came from the European capitals to

00:37:35

St. Petersburg Well, okay, and when you ended up

00:37:38

on TV when you ended up on the team

00:37:40

Spotlight Rhys Hilton the first button is

00:37:42

still pre-war The first channel is huge

00:37:45

YouTube coverage is not yet developed and you

00:37:47

understand that you can your ideas your

00:37:51

jokes can be heard see there

00:37:54

Millions of people no I realized right from the first day

00:37:56

that T

00:37:59

and they won’t

00:38:01

hear other jokes a master, as Alex

00:38:05

called you, an expert on

00:38:08

bans, so I wanted to continue about bans. You

00:38:11

heard yesterday’s news, you

00:38:12

probably also talked on air about the fact

00:38:14

that in Chechnya

00:38:16

now not all music can be played. The tempo of the

00:38:20

Russian anthem cannot be played. But the

00:38:22

Russian anthem is included. But for example,

00:38:24

Victory Day doesn’t

00:38:26

hit me right now I don’t have this

00:38:29

piece of paper at hand With the news The point is that

00:38:30

now in Chechnya you need to listen to music from

00:38:33

stalt to stalt bi there is

00:38:35

some kind of bitrate because it’s too

00:38:37

slow for us and it’s too

00:38:39

fast and you can’t have fun like that. it’s

00:38:41

wrong It’s not necessary at all everything will be

00:38:43

different now it’s this is

00:38:45

surprising by the way I think they’re already

00:38:48

doing everything slowly the residents of Chechnya will

00:38:51

end up persecution under a ban Yes, as I

00:38:53

understand it, in principle a chase a chase

00:38:55

it’s like Vivaldi under a ban

00:38:59

Yu a Can you imagine like Slot training

00:39:02

Grozny teri code ovat first Tai

00:39:05

needs to tune the guys he says guys

00:39:08

now some catchy melody I

00:39:10

'll put it as close as possible to the

00:39:12

next step is to prohibit teams

00:39:15

that play football from playing at a

00:39:17

certain

00:39:18

speed the Brazilians have arrived

00:39:21

[music]

00:39:26

Slow down

00:39:27

means the gates of heaven Apostle Peter is standing with

00:39:30

the keys and suddenly a

00:39:34

gray-haired man is walking through the clouds, just like

00:39:36

Alexander, gray-haired and with a whistle

00:39:40

Hello This is the gate Yes, I’m probably coming to

00:39:42

you and who am I saying, judge No no, all the

00:39:45

judges are in hell, that’s the same profession,

00:39:48

well, all the judges arbitration there I don’t know

00:39:51

football VDU profession Wait

00:39:54

a second

00:39:55

Sorry believe Apostle t I always

00:39:59

judged maybe wrong but I always

00:40:01

judged with my heart That’s how I think it’s necessary I

00:40:03

can give you a proof of

00:40:04

argument For example in Grozny in

00:40:07

Grozny there was a match between Spartak Akhmat and I

00:40:12

awarded a penalty to Akhmat's gate

00:40:15

Apostle p Come on, it's true Now I'll check for a

00:40:18

second Apostle - flips through he says You

00:40:21

know, I don't have such information so it's

00:40:23

just

00:40:26

that the guys need off-screen laughter We

00:40:28

need off-screen laughter I can I can If you

00:40:31

need guys always contact me I

00:40:33

can here I haven't started writing yet new book

00:40:35

I can laugh for a long time with the off-screen laughter

00:40:37

in your program Do you know that the

00:40:39

off-screen laughter until recently in

00:40:41

all TV series and sitcoms was the laughter of

00:40:43

dead

00:40:44

people Oh well, yes, these were the first soap

00:40:47

operas when they were recorded with people in the studio, they

00:40:49

were recorded Well, actually, you are like a

00:40:51

radio people know about this there are sounds

00:40:54

and you when you film the series The

00:40:55

Big Bang Theory or friends those off-screen

00:40:58

laughter here's a joke ln Cooper joked there laughter

00:41:01

And this laughter lies in the database And the database is recorded in the

00:41:03

forties

00:41:07

Knocked down for this horse just these

00:41:11

Luda the coach who awarded the penalty

00:41:14

like since

00:41:15

those people who once laughed and

00:41:17

whose laughter we hear, these people

00:41:20

no longer exist because

00:41:24

they

00:41:26

can many TV series, our friend Bori

00:41:29

Drumov is a music critic at our

00:41:32

request. Yesterday we discussed this story with him on

00:41:34

the phone about how to

00:41:36

live now in In Chechnya, how do the

00:41:39

guys there listen to fast music or

00:41:41

not listen there? He helped, he found the answer

00:41:44

to this question, he slowed it down. Well, for

00:41:46

example, you are a resident of Grozny. You

00:41:48

like the songs of the group Shaman singer Shaman.

00:41:50

I'm

00:41:51

Russian, but you can't listen

00:41:54

because she's too fast. fast

00:41:55

for Chechnya, just don’t put it on air, it wo

00:41:57

n’t fly because it’s

00:42:00

not a Shaman’s song anymore. That’s what

00:42:04

Radio Grozny sent for the air. Especially for

00:42:08

our listeners, for you, a song by the

00:42:12

artist named Shaman. It’s not only

00:42:14

reluctant, but now it’s slow That is,

00:42:18

the halal one will

00:42:21

not arrive to you Well, yes, it’s difficult

00:42:25

to recognize the battle,

00:42:38

we’ll wait for everyone

00:42:52

together at any pace, it’s impossible to

00:42:56

listen to it, it’s clear that Shaman’s concerts in

00:42:58

Grozny will take place 3 hours longer.

00:43:01

And I like it this way better, by

00:43:02

the way. Well, here Chaliapin’s voice is practically a

00:43:05

Well, by the way, Donat on 20 dollars came

00:43:07

Thank you for your work, you are all great

00:43:09

Well done stop stop It’s bad that Donat is 20

00:43:11

dollars because we need to

00:43:13

give two books for the largest Donat

00:43:15

the previous one was 1999 And the previous one was

00:43:18

1999 good 20 Well listen, a centime of a

00:43:20

penny is this guys Don’t

00:43:23

Let’s Send 30 euros or 40 and Sasha and I

00:43:27

will send the gi we are grateful to all

00:43:29

our viewers and thank you thank you Just

00:43:32

for the Donat Well, if you have anything else,

00:43:34

we have a little time, you can just

00:43:38

Well, I just want the step to be not a euro cent But

00:43:41

at least a euro Yes 10 10 Isinbayeva,

00:43:45

you know how she broke world records, she

00:43:47

could immediately break there a year in advance,

00:43:50

every year she came by a centimeter, and

00:43:53

so, in my opinion, I don’t know how many five years

00:43:55

she constantly set the Record there and

00:43:57

every time you get prize money for

00:43:59

breaking the world record, she broke Or maybe she

00:44:01

had a reserve there herself 20 Roke wisely

00:44:05

wisely Kai That is, she did it on purpose,

00:44:07

well, as far as I heard Yes, she

00:44:09

understood that her potential was higher But she

00:44:12

breaks the record and, accordingly, by a

00:44:13

centimeter or there by a millimeter, I don’t

00:44:15

remember exactly the record record record

00:44:17

record record And so you jump

00:44:19

20 cm at once And what then with

00:44:26

this wat just but they will write that at

00:44:29

this pace the Shaman will not dot until the end of the war,

00:44:31

yes Well, I think that’s too much Well, by the way,

00:44:35

infinity Yes, infinity can be

00:44:38

stretched, stretched, growing in principle

00:44:40

what really needs to be returned to Chechnya It

00:44:41

seems to me that in modern times,

00:44:43

players remember there were 33

00:44:45

turns 45 and 70 there with something Well, you

00:44:50

just slow it down, why

00:44:52

come up with something, an EU professional,

00:44:54

you can just insert a record and slow it down, yes

00:44:57

Or I’ll speed it up I don’t know I remember I had

00:45:00

a record player as a child My first

00:45:03

records were Brigade S and Nautilus

00:45:06

By the way, this is the eighties Well, where is

00:45:08

Brigade e and where is Nautilus And where is Butusov and

00:45:12

where is Sukachev but in general yes A lot of them

00:45:15

by the way did not surprise me How people changed there

00:45:19

from our childhood who are there for freedom

00:45:22

and so on And suddenly there is the same

00:45:24

Sukachev, the same Butusov

00:45:27

there I don’t know Pesnyary, I don’t know where By the way,

00:45:30

by the way, I don’t know where either Well, obviously

00:45:33

Pesnyary Not in 2020 in this sense,

00:45:37

namm in Belarus it was easier because it was as if

00:45:39

everyone was in the right country and

00:45:41

only some perfect freaks like

00:45:43

Shaman there or some kind of

00:45:45

Belarusian freaks they supported the

00:45:52

fading people there

00:45:55

because they needed money or because I do

00:45:57

n’t know that they have a hairdryer in a pawn shop that

00:45:59

needs to be bought back or a mortgage, for some reason they

00:46:02

hold some strange

00:46:04

views there No, it’s not surprising But this is the choice of

00:46:06

every person, they just remember it later

00:46:08

and so Listen, what about this

00:46:11

young Belarusian who won

00:46:14

Norway performs at the Eurovision Song Contest Dmitry

00:46:16

Koldun was his name or like a fisherman Yes, how is

00:46:18

he, what is he Where does he see Verona

00:46:22

How much useless information for the whole

00:46:25

I take it, I don’t remember either the first or the second,

00:46:28

it’s surprising that you remember this, I don’t know, I

00:46:30

don’t have a single idea where these

00:46:34

I can’t imagine both of them at all The Sorcerer These are not the

00:46:37

ones that Belarusians are proud of. Let’s just say

00:46:42

this guy exists. I’m afraid that there is a

00:46:44

Belarusian comedian who lives in

00:46:46

Warsaw and he just recorded a very

00:46:48

funny song in Polish and got

00:46:51

into the Polish Eurovision selection for the

00:46:53

Eurovision from Poland. I didn’t go Non is

00:46:57

such a Polish star, now he’s played

00:46:59

on all radio stations, he’s in chats. This is

00:47:02

rather something that causes pride when a

00:47:04

guy, a comedian, jokingly records some

00:47:06

track and ends up in all Polish chats. It’s

00:47:10

great, Julia added

00:47:13

10 more to her previous donation dollars and,

00:47:16

accordingly, this is considered a

00:47:18

continuation of Yulia, just

00:47:21

now I’ll say, clever Yulia, clever Total 30,

00:47:24

more precisely 2999 who,

00:47:27

if someone doesn’t transfer 35 or 40 right now,

00:47:31

then our two books will go to

00:47:34

Yulia to be very ashamed because Yulia

00:47:36

does everything to read your

00:47:39

book And you’re constantly calling on someone even

00:47:42

more, suddenly I have to

00:47:45

send something too, yes Well, the main thing here is to

00:47:48

leave an autograph because we also

00:47:55

had Sasha a long time ago, a long time ago, when there

00:47:59

was some other studio somewhere- then it

00:48:01

seems to me that you were on the radio on the radio And

00:48:03

this is a completely different story, that is, yes,

00:48:06

millions of years ago, once upon a time I It

00:48:08

seems to me that I was on the air Well, I haven’t been on the radio yet

00:48:11

So here we have a Wall with

00:48:13

autographs on one side and on the other on the other

00:48:14

side, so there are bad ones there, on that

00:48:16

wall, on this one, they’re normal, how will you behave

00:48:19

there, you’ll sign there,

00:48:21

and on this side, for example, there’s Kasyanov

00:48:25

Azar chvar

00:48:28

Karika Muratov And on the other side, Alex

00:48:32

Dubs Well, bilzho, I see bezho, bezho, he drew it,

00:48:35

Yes, he drew it just like that

00:48:37

that in general Come, we will be glad if

00:48:40

you sign on our wall Well, we have

00:48:42

literally how many seconds left We

00:48:44

already have Artyom,

00:48:47

yes So we will

00:48:50

gradually gradually reach the

00:48:52

final part of this particular broadcast, there

00:48:54

is still an opportunity to make donations

00:48:57

actually while we have how much 35 yes 30

00:49:01

30 30 yes 30 what is it But now maybe

00:49:05

Denis can give you some advice Well, if you are now

00:49:08

making Donat for 35 then there is a chance then

00:49:11

let’s say so if not then we will

00:49:13

play music for you no don’t need it already

00:49:17

Please turn off the Shaman because Shaman Yes, not

00:49:20

the one you know from the series Well, what do we have

00:49:24

according to Denis, you have some indicators that are

00:49:26

new Well, there are no records that have not been

00:49:31

broken, by the way, already

00:49:34

1912 1912 in total, soon if anything we can

00:49:38

already overcome the threshold of 2,000 E2 euros and

00:49:41

the beginning of the First World War war 1914 and we

00:49:43

probably still need to get to

00:49:45

2000 before the millennium No, well, until error

00:49:51

2 2060 2060 And I was born No, I’m in

00:49:59

1900 I thought Why were you born

00:50:02

B6 But it

00:50:05

happens 40 dollars Donat dol from whether Artyom

00:50:10

Artyom A Do you also have a book for Yulia?

00:50:12

Well, not with you, of course, yes. Well, maybe

00:50:15

Sasha will send it to Magyar, just I think

00:50:18

that Yulia is for her struggle. We will definitely need to

00:50:20

send the book in

00:50:23

Thai

00:50:27

and we will ask you to decide now And we

00:50:30

will ask you to send the addresses to our

00:50:32

e-mail so that we give it to Alex and Sasha,

00:50:34

they will send books with autographs,

00:50:37

that’s what they promised. At least I

00:50:38

’ll sign it right now And I’ll leave it with you yes yes So

00:50:43

what else do we

00:50:44

have here? Well, yes, Donat Julia writes Artyom,

00:50:48

I still have one song on We don’t

00:50:50

we’ll put it because the strike will arrive

00:50:53

I’m just prol you know that Putin’s title is

00:50:57

hero of labor Yes Yes And what is a hero of

00:50:59

labor Here are the people who work with language

00:51:02

This is the hero of

00:51:03

labor Boris Krikov’s song don’t drink wine

00:51:07

Gertrud hero of labor drunkenness does not paint the

00:51:10

lady Le Matvienko, whom everyone called Valya

00:51:13

glass beloved ladies Legend says at

00:51:16

least that don’t drink wine Ger of labor

00:51:18

hero of labor drunkenness doesn’t make the ladies look good Well, it does

00:51:21

n’t make anyone look good We agree

00:51:23

here for gender neutrality after all

00:51:26

50 dollars 50 dollars came Donat Yes

00:51:29

50 dollars came Donat I’m raising a hundred

00:51:32

it seems everything We we remain on the air, we

00:51:34

can no longer leave Until we reach 5 million euros,

00:51:37

we will sit here today like that, and 50

00:51:40

dollars - This is a serious bid,

00:51:43

maybe someone will beat it, in principle,

00:51:45

this is after you don’t listen to Gertrude

00:51:48

Yes, we are already in 1959,

00:51:51

look, wait,

00:51:52

1959, this is already

00:51:55

Khrushchev

00:51:57

Good times in 3 years The Cuban missile

00:51:59

crisis Well, nevertheless, this is the VK and now

00:52:03

the Thaw has all begun in 2005

00:52:07

we were already jumping somehow quickly, yes, in principle, 2005 This is

00:52:11

me already graduated from school This is me already so I’ve

00:52:14

already graduated from college. In principle, it

00:52:17

turns out that we need to rename it something like the

00:52:20

Memories

00:52:25

of Yes, the authorities are already

00:52:28

in the 11th, he came in the fourth for 11

00:52:32

years already And well, and Putin is already Quite all

00:52:36

yes 5 years already everything is super sad but it

00:52:38

seems to me Usually the guys remember everything,

00:52:40

although we are against some kind of gender

00:52:42

prejudice. It seems to me that usually the guys

00:52:44

remember the years of the championships at the

00:52:46

World Championships at the European Championships, you

00:52:48

always remember the ninety-eighth

00:52:49

championship in France, this is when France

00:52:52

won against Brazil when in the final two

00:52:56

Yes, I’m a bad thing now I’ll say

00:53:00

bad things the whole broadcast before this, but maybe

00:53:03

the last phrase Try it Translate

00:53:06

I thought that in the life of

00:53:08

every person Well, a man is still

00:53:10

probably more football fans than

00:53:12

men in the life of every man Well, although

00:53:15

women also love football about 10

00:53:18

world championships Because you at the age of 20

00:53:21

you begin to look meaningfully At the age of 60

00:53:23

you already begin to think about retirement there,

00:53:25

but in the bones Well, you don’t look much at

00:53:28

you are 40 years old 10 championships the championship

00:53:30

takes place once every 4 years once every 4 years in

00:53:32

your life there are only 10 world

00:53:35

football championships but this is not the main thing, the main thing is that

00:53:38

now you have the eighth Well, I

00:53:41

actually somehow quickly lost my Passion for the

00:53:45

World Cup That is, I’m only 44 And I’m

00:53:47

already at the World Championships because I used to

00:53:50

watch it and of course I started watching

00:53:53

when Baggio remember badge didn’t score No, I

00:53:56

just started watching later, I’m SBA,

00:53:58

of course, moreover, everyone went. I’m

00:54:01

just a representative of that generation when,

00:54:02

after he missed, we all

00:54:04

walked with pigtails badge, we all came

00:54:07

to school in September with pigtails badge then

00:54:10

it was sad moment, but what kind of

00:54:13

football topic did we have today,

00:54:15

friends? Well, yes, well, now I’ve somehow

00:54:17

completely lost interest. To be honest,

00:54:19

I used to watch hockey and Dynamo Riga

00:54:22

and all that, but now I don’t know at all,

00:54:25

maybe I’ll come back to this because 40

00:54:27

years old friends watch the series Ted Laso This is a

00:54:32

wonderful good movie about an

00:54:35

American American

00:54:37

football coach who suddenly ended up in

00:54:39

the UK and began to train

00:54:41

British football players who plays

00:54:42

real football starring

00:54:44

Alexander Filipenko Yes, thank you, I will ask a

00:54:47

couple of TVR and Yulia Please send us

00:54:51

your addresses by email And to the email

00:54:54

that the director will now publish in the

00:54:56

chat, we will then send you books with

00:54:58

autographs Well, thank you, thank you, we are

00:55:01

waiting for Sasha in Riga in our studio Well, yes

00:55:05

See you soon Alex, then thank you too,

00:55:07

for the sake of decency, we are waiting for you in

00:55:09

Verona I would like go there Well, yes, I’m

00:55:11

happy to say we’re waiting for you in Verona,

00:55:13

especially since I’m leaving here the day after tomorrow and

00:55:16

you can show us the same balcony through the window,

00:55:18

or moreover, I don’t know

00:55:20

how much it will be for you because I have

00:55:22

the Kremlin right in my balcony

00:55:26

what kind of Kremlin is in Verona already yes yes EU in

00:55:28

Verona in Venice Of course these are the teeth

00:55:30

of the Kremlin yes yes They are great Listen I

00:55:33

was in Verona but the Kremlin you have a fly crawling

00:55:36

on the glass well life is everywhere Listen cool

00:55:40

cool Thank you Yes just the Kremlin in Verona

00:55:43

I was in Verona Once I remember the balcony I

00:55:45

don’t remember the Kremlin Well thank you and until

00:55:48

next time then Alex Thank you too

00:55:50

thank you Bye guys sign

00:55:52

the book Yes we continue our broadcast now

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