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evening you look good listen we00:00:05
so scared of coronavirus I don’t know how00:00:08
Are you okay with us in Germany or00:00:10
problems, well, we have Germany00:00:13
among European countries in my opinion00:00:17
one-two-three on in third place00:00:19
the number of people infected after Italy and00:00:24
Spain00:00:25
but somewhere at the end of the tens00:00:30
according to Misha's quantity, that is, for now ours00:00:33
the sick don't die slingshot but you00:00:36
there is panic, store shelves are being swept away00:00:39
no Germans00:00:42
no, well, I'm from you, although I flew because00:00:45
Monaco and there they don’t sweep it away either00:00:48
toilet paper sleeps and everything else00:00:51
please in assortment as they say00:00:54
meat fish vegetables and fruits canned food all show00:00:59
what is your forecast? is it generally bad for00:01:03
world economy or is it the collapse of the world00:01:06
economy ailment listen crash crash no00:01:11
came even when the bubonic plague00:01:14
visited Europe but vice versa after that00:01:19
began renaissance revival in that's why I00:01:23
I think that after every recession it happens00:01:26
recovery recovery will be00:01:28
recovery growth and00:01:30
we are all good, that is, you are optimistic00:01:33
look at the future well you know I'm in general00:01:37
Poetry positivist by nature, can I help you?00:01:40
say in the words of any positivists00:01:46
it has never been like this, it never happened00:01:48
no matter how it was but somehow it was before00:01:53
so I think that after everything00:01:56
any bad event always00:01:59
there's a good event going on you don't have00:02:03
no conspiracy theories00:02:05
I don't have any conspiracy theories00:02:08
versions00:02:09
coming00:02:12
[music]00:02:13
coronavirus coronavirus epidemic00:02:17
periodically visit our planet00:02:21
at least over the last 20 years there have been00:02:24
two known coronaviruses are this one00:02:29
South Asian respiratory syndrome00:02:32
And00:02:33
average I saw Central Asian00:02:37
center00:02:38
11 bats as far as I know another00:02:42
from the camels and vodka came there00:02:45
mortality rates were significantly00:02:47
more than from this current one00:02:49
coronavirus although death rates00:02:52
this virus is stronger than00:02:54
standard face you make me a little bit00:02:58
reassured, in general I’m telling you what00:03:02
says the scientific community and not00:03:05
came up with nothing nothing good but00:03:08
there’s a big catastrophe and I don’t see it00:03:10
mortality rate is quite high00:03:15
chick this virus is fast00:03:17
distributed by00:03:18
but sooner or later the roofs of epidemics00:03:22
will choke and decline like anything00:03:26
another viral epidemic you know in in00:03:29
in my opinion a serious person00:03:31
you were vice prime minister of Russia00:03:33
were responsible for privatization00:03:35
managed the state property fund for three years00:03:38
in my opinion yes let it be serious00:03:44
please tell me when is your last one00:03:47
seen with Putin once in the spring of 200100:03:54
before about March00:03:57
fulfill your meaning when00:04:00
we saw each other and there was some convincing00:04:02
communication and before we saw each other after that00:04:07
several times let's say we were in00:04:10
in one room and then there was no00:04:13
coronavirus, mind you, it hasn’t happened yet00:04:16
open00:04:17
what did you talk to him about last time?00:04:19
do it, to be honest it’s not very good00:04:22
I was then the director of Gazprom Media00:04:26
he was the president of the Russian Federation00:04:28
he invited me to listen to how it’s going00:04:31
this is a lawsuit for Gazprom's money00:04:35
actually told him briefly how00:04:38
there is litigation on this we have finished our00:04:41
communication it lasted society eat cartoon00:04:44
20 minutes purely visually00:04:48
you see him on TV00:04:50
changed a lot00:04:51
like all of us for 20 years, of course what00:04:56
why are you feeling today?00:05:00
disgust succinctly00:05:08
why well because it seems to me he00:05:11
lost his human form00:05:13
and he would have had one too, they knew him well00:05:19
before he became well I can't say00:05:21
that he knew him well but Litar00:05:24
we were colleagues, we worked in the same place00:05:27
the building is true of different departments00:05:30
periodically somehow our interests of service00:05:33
crossed paths met exchanged00:05:35
opinions but nothing more can be said00:05:38
what is good for him please tell me00:05:42
Putin is outstanding in your opinion00:05:44
political leader00:05:46
I think that he cannot be assessed00:05:51
terms00:05:52
political leader I think that he00:05:56
should be assessed as the head of a large00:06:03
mafia structure and that's how the eye is the head00:06:09
of a large mafia structure00:06:11
definitely outstanding00:06:13
godfather don corleone00:06:16
yes on a monetary scale yes yes perhaps00:06:21
this is the strongest family for that simple reason00:06:24
reason that not only does it itself00:06:26
huge financial flows00:06:29
she is the only one who controls00:06:32
she achieved the goal of power completely00:06:36
merged with the state and headed it00:06:38
the state doesn’t seem to you that today00:06:41
in the international arena equal to Putin in terms of00:06:44
scale of personality of other leaders00:06:47
there are simply no countries and we are not monitoring00:06:50
I agree who is cooler than him00:06:56
but take zombies, he's cool00:07:04
controls one and a half billion countries00:07:06
and controls growth to sufficient00:07:10
effective, but he didn’t turn in his membership card00:07:14
note, but you already know the details00:07:17
it doesn't really matter when everything00:07:19
is to hide theatrical gestures00:07:22
the essence of the matter is not Merkel's relationship00:07:26
serious leader no longer a lame duck00:07:31
what's wrong with her today she lost00:07:35
orientation she is formally00:07:38
leader of the center-right party00:07:40
in fact is leftist politicians00:07:43
centrist beliefs and would00:07:45
social democrats00:07:46
she would have found herself very well there00:07:49
after all, the Komsomol past and pulls00:07:52
ago she wasn't there was no time00:07:54
truly the right of the centrists and00:07:57
Christian Democrats, of course, never00:08:00
don't we think we're convinced don't we think00:08:03
Do you find it disgusting that the leaders00:08:06
largest Western countries adherents00:08:08
democracy after what Putin did00:08:11
and continues to do in the world00:08:14
shake his hands meet him00:08:16
come to visit him pretend that00:08:18
nothing actually happens but this00:08:21
you don’t live in relation to Putin that’s the only way00:08:24
they they always behave towards00:08:27
those leaders who, let's say formally00:08:33
are recognized leaders of their00:08:36
countries even a few months before00:08:40
death of Gaddafi00:08:42
French President Sarkozy and squeezed him00:08:45
arms hugged and even for some00:08:47
on average received from him according to victims00:08:49
their electoral fund Western leaders00:08:53
countries met calmly, well done00:08:55
blow I will remind you that Western leaders00:08:57
quite calmly conferred standing00:08:58
Sasha's Western leaders have become more planning00:09:01
quietly happened to Adolf Hitler00:09:04
therefore, in this series, Putin is the most from them00:09:07
the main villain and dress the most not00:09:10
the legitimate ruler is therefore also with him00:09:13
Western leader meets hugs and00:09:17
discuss some important issues but00:09:20
let's take this prize to the Markov real00:09:23
politician cynical pragmatic politics00:09:26
you need to deal with those who decide00:09:29
the diagrams don't solve the questions you have00:09:33
the feeling that huge Russian money00:09:36
like huge Soviet money once upon a time00:09:39
continue to bribe the largest00:09:42
world politicians opinion leaders and so on00:09:44
further yes definitely I have no00:09:47
only a feeling but also a conviction of all this00:09:49
voltaic even we have besides the fact00:09:52
for example, let's put me for00:09:57
I've worked on this for now maybe00:10:00
I'll make them available someday00:10:03
publicity of typhus00:10:04
let's say it gives enough that I use them00:10:06
possess but what a nightmare when the ex00:10:11
Federal Chancellor of Germany Gerhard00:10:13
shredder00:10:14
just running errands for Putin00:10:17
in front of the whole world the horror is true00:10:21
Of course, the Swedes have a lot of reputation00:10:24
did some damage, but he's probably doing a good job00:10:26
they corrected their own here is the history of Germany in00:10:35
in any case, he doesn’t know what after00:10:37
such and such a break Federal Chancellor00:10:39
back in the chair again00:10:41
of course shader when I finished it00:10:44
the speech of the chancellor's helm was given to himself00:10:46
report that he is more interested in politics00:10:48
back not physically he remained00:10:51
the choice to carry what ascetic on00:10:56
state old age pension or00:10:58
Carrying the cheerful new wife of maturity with00:11:04
a lot of money and00:11:06
he chose an interesting beautiful life00:11:09
second, but his servants are not there00:11:11
criminal after all00:11:13
reputation is his own wanted00:11:15
destroyed the main question he believes that00:11:18
he effectively changed it is good00:11:21
the deal was probably the main question here00:11:25
that's all00:11:27
Putin's money bullets participated in00:11:30
the fate of Gerhard Schroeder when he was still00:11:33
Federal Chancellor, what do you think?00:11:36
and you know I'm on the question of help because00:11:39
milestones during election campaigns00:11:41
I am very, very thaler and a00:11:46
Let me remind you that a huge amount00:11:48
political parties not only in Ukraine00:11:50
and in Russia there is Yeltsin's time there00:11:53
Previously, Putin's time was used00:11:56
money from Western grants and the same quarrel00:11:58
with so on and on no one saw her00:12:00
this is the kind of problem the Americans would say00:12:07
it turns out my actions are cute00:12:10
political parties and political00:12:12
movement around the world is that Putin00:12:15
helps but I don't see it here00:12:17
some problem what kind of problem in00:12:20
ultimately it's not that he's someone00:12:23
there it helps with money the problem is that00:12:26
and don’t wait and vote for this00:12:28
until he bribes you quarrel yourself00:12:34
met their time before several times00:12:37
I met what kind of person they are scared of00:12:39
generally half the world00:12:41
that it is taken from update on me it00:12:43
produced00:12:44
not an extremely smart person perhaps00:12:48
this is one of the smartest people who00:12:50
all their lives are a candle00:12:51
well again I said it too strongly but I remember it00:12:55
it was in 1997 somewhere in May or June00:13:00
has he met me00:13:04
produced by all hands but what a robber00:13:07
he's like his name in Ghana, no matter what00:13:09
no, of course he’s such a financial octopus00:13:13
spider but within the rules of the game00:13:16
which are installed in this world but at00:13:20
in this he is not devoid of any romanticism and00:13:22
some you hide ideas convey ideas00:13:27
liberalism and freedom to carry different00:13:31
to the peoples of the world, in particular the Hungarians with their00:13:34
relatives from where the enemy came from and Russians and everyone00:13:37
other countries who are pregnant00:13:40
transition to democracy00:13:41
and who is behind Soros on your day before them00:13:44
only he is a fairly rich man00:13:46
no one is worth being on your own00:13:50
he is a very old man who has experienced00:13:55
life is very stressful when he00:13:57
Jewish boy from Hungary00:13:59
had to flee the Holocaust and he00:14:03
earned a huge day and of course he's in00:14:06
debt to his past and that's why he00:14:08
tries somehow and assures you of his trust00:14:11
not absolute humanitarian not terrible00:14:14
the cuck of the sinister plot of the raw is all00:14:16
fiction the press is scary he is a person with00:14:19
this on the market to financial certainly00:14:22
of course but outside of business but my opinion00:14:26
such a typical American philanthropist00:14:29
we just have many politicians who are very00:14:33
they are afraid, but one of the former presidents00:14:37
Ukraine without a surname Sushim told me00:14:40
he came to me and said I need to do this and that00:14:42
then he said [ __ ] you and he went then00:14:46
eat like this calmly00:14:49
Well, listen as always in such cases00:14:54
and talks more about the president than00:14:56
mass rusik returning to vladimir00:15:01
Vladimirovich performance results00:15:02
of all the presidents of Ukraine they are now00:15:04
the results of the activity are obvious and there is a quarrel00:15:07
with the fire of the tongue it counts its00:15:09
state therefore who owed whom00:15:11
obedient I think there is doubt here00:15:17
returning to Vladimir Vladimirovich00:15:18
Putin could you imagine 2000:15:21
years ago that he so strengthened that he00:15:24
for so long I think that even he himself00:15:28
20 years ago this would not have happened at all00:15:31
it happened gradually these cultures00:15:33
bam and when every new one conquered00:15:36
healthy, he had a new appreciation for merging00:15:38
your next tasks00:15:41
so I think something like he is 20 years old00:15:45
he did not intend to strengthen himself00:15:48
anyone else moreover I can say00:15:51
that no one likes you at all for 20 years00:15:53
it will last when it came, everyone has it00:15:57
tried to convince him that he was even00:15:59
second line let's go and give him one00:16:01
enough is communication his business and00:16:03
cute calling and he just went along00:16:07
to the world Boris Nikolaevich persuaded him00:16:09
Believe me guys, it's been four years since then00:16:11
if you find a smart guy with00:16:14
I’ll be happy to give up the interface and you00:16:17
remember how he came and also on yours00:16:19
eyes was but no why in mine I'm in00:16:22
did not participate in the election campaign00:16:24
this was done by Valentin Yumashev in this00:16:28
other people whom I was engaged in00:16:30
I certainly know, but I myself am in this company00:16:34
didn't participate because he bit00:16:35
class I saw as a spectator on TV00:16:37
but still you00:16:39
consider yourself a member of the Leningrad team00:16:41
Chubais and so on Manevich but Allen00:16:45
Chubais city team including00:16:48
Manevichi the late and Putin's team00:16:51
these are two different teams the only one00:16:53
the person who entered that game00:16:55
teams taboo curls of Dmitry Medvedev00:17:00
execute00:17:01
sample of those times and a virus00:17:05
company consultant or palp00:17:07
international then businessman zakhar00:17:11
Smushkin and a talented man he is a bear00:17:17
didn't impress me there00:17:18
qualified lawyer as well as00:17:20
not currently producing but apparently devoted00:17:25
man, probably yes, I don’t presume to judge that00:17:31
Is it this devotion or is it somehow00:17:33
I don't know what it's called otherwise00:17:37
called I why such devotion00:17:40
it's so expensive you mentioned valentine00:17:44
Yumasheva is just now in00:17:46
online edition Gordon former00:17:48
Lieutenant Colonel of the KGB of the USSR Popov publishes00:17:51
his memoirs00:17:52
which states in particular that00:17:54
Valentin Yumashev who led the way and00:17:57
nails price was an agent of the KGB you00:18:00
agree with this statement00:18:02
how can I agree or not?00:18:06
agree I just don’t know right now00:18:09
former and KGB officers who start00:18:11
be frank, tell everything in a row00:18:13
were agents that this can be believed00:18:15
You don't have to believe it, it's a matter of taste00:18:18
didn't check any proof except00:18:20
your own word words like00:18:21
The KGB officer can't even believe about the shower00:18:24
used to it00:18:26
please tell me who those people are today00:18:29
which help Putin produce00:18:32
decision or not even so who are those people00:18:35
which Putin listens to your00:18:37
I'm not with us, it's empirically clear00:18:40
that among there are no unconditional slaughters because00:18:43
this is the war of Saudi Arabia00:18:45
price notice which has begun00:18:47
it probably started with the suggestion to sit down00:18:50
I don’t know who else is in there, I don’t know00:18:54
they say that Patrushev has a strong influence00:18:56
they say beekeepers have a strong influence they say00:18:59
brothers Kovalchuk and greatly influences well I00:19:01
I can't say that I don't know I00:19:03
was never part of the inner circle and00:19:05
so I judge everything only from the press00:19:10
Medvedev we say is a loyal person like00:19:13
Yes, for so many years he proved his00:19:16
fidelity and other fables like you00:19:19
do you think why he no longer00:19:20
prime minister of russia00:19:21
and let me remind you that for the president in 200800:19:24
m year you are also out of office00:19:26
ran for prime minister00:19:30
interesting from the forest example ran00:19:33
on the president if you remember here00:19:36
that's why he takes the position00:19:39
Medvedev is not particularly important00:19:44
if it is still considered as00:19:47
remote control receiver in time00:19:50
are considering the prime minister as we know00:19:55
so actually with this disgusting post00:19:59
only one is running for president00:20:01
Putin was imported from the target post00:20:05
presidium of the supreme council00:20:08
Medvedev ran from the post of first00:20:10
Deputy Prime Minister and only Putin00:20:13
run with just prime ministers00:20:14
so when we start looking at00:20:18
the post of prime minister as the post of successor is00:20:20
in my opinion empirical00:20:22
confirmed00:20:25
the post of prime minister is now occupied by Mikhail00:20:28
Mishustin what kind of figure is this00:20:29
but I don't know him completely solid00:20:33
we can’t teach what people say00:20:37
I'm sure you still have some left in Moscow00:20:39
I don't have anyone left who cares about him00:20:43
knew honestly those people who worked and00:20:49
view in g including the deceased brown00:20:53
Fedorov speaks highly of him00:20:57
positive and reviews and nothing more00:21:00
I can't skoda00:21:04
Levada Center says that the rating00:21:06
Putin fell significantly without mentioning the number 3500:21:10
percent in Moscow go to talk00:21:13
that he generally has 20 percent support00:21:15
what could it mean anything today00:21:23
Putin's electoral machine is used up00:21:26
from from mobilized in such a way that she00:21:28
from the actual votes cast almost00:21:31
you won’t fill it up, it won’t be enough00:21:34
they will draw so many, why does Putin need to change?00:21:40
in the constitution why is this speed with00:21:43
to which Valentina Tereshkova contributed her00:21:46
proposals in the State Duma for00:21:47
your view of the hall mixed with space00:21:50
speed to the media with the first space sex00:21:53
or with the second I don’t know I don’t know I can00:21:57
just to speculate on this topic as00:21:59
all other observers perhaps he and00:22:02
I didn’t mean to be in such a hurry, but prices collapsed00:22:04
we’ll put on oil plus coronavirus or00:22:07
I was afraid enough of the situation00:22:11
that by autumn when this scenario is in it00:22:14
the original version should have been00:22:16
reach this stage by then00:22:18
he is already completely magically analyzed and00:22:22
will lose all support00:22:24
look even funnier than now though00:22:26
now he will be funny so00:22:30
tried to force a woman milkmaid00:22:35
porn download00:22:37
wandering over the milkmaid weaver cosmonaut where00:22:41
which will appear on behalf of everything00:22:43
Soviet Union but00:22:47
asked Putin not to leave the kingdom00:22:51
it all looks really disgusting00:22:53
horror such bad taste such a farce00:22:56
just a cheap fencing installation00:23:00
for Allah00:23:01
areas in this production not only00:23:04
this talent is completely missing00:23:07
director she still shows attitude00:23:10
to people and already perceives him as a [ __ ] for00:23:13
maybe they deserve it00:23:18
it is quite possible that they may00:23:20
deserved but those people I know00:23:23
in Moscow and not only in Moscow and throughout00:23:25
Russia, you know, I don’t have such feelings00:23:28
makes me feel sorry for them00:23:29
they deserve better believe me Russia00:23:34
talented rich interesting00:23:37
creative country it deserves00:23:39
certainly the best is not only that he is 2000:23:40
years old she lost the guard let's imagine everything00:23:44
what could Russia become if he00:23:46
the pace of which at the beginning of the 2000s was00:23:49
recruited would continue not only in00:23:51
quantitatively but also qualitatively00:23:53
Komi transformation I think we are over 2000:23:57
years there, relatively speaking there in the 70s 80s00:23:59
years of South Korea slipped there00:24:01
huge huge huge distances00:24:07
if Russia did something similar00:24:10
over these 20 years will help now has more00:24:14
one huge economic held its00:24:17
in about this dance point and Gretel from the side00:24:23
world economy but here's another one00:24:26
Leningraders former Putin's council on00:24:28
economics Andrei Larionov told me that00:24:31
is this the first or second space mission?00:24:33
Valentina Tereshkova's speed caused00:24:36
because Putin is very afraid of results00:24:39
ships in The Hague for the downed Boeing MH17 you are with00:24:43
Do you agree with this or not, but how does he do it?00:24:47
connects if I have tell me multi00:24:49
I hear everything is just rifle Viennese versions00:24:51
some time ago he stopped reading00:24:55
says that00:24:57
number of witnesses who will be00:25:00
say some very important things and00:25:02
the quality of the witnesses is such that the court00:25:05
The Hague can make a determination that00:25:07
Putin is to blame for the downing of the Boeing00:25:11
and and that's a good question about00:25:14
and but he says that Putin is trying himself00:25:17
protect against possible criminal00:25:19
stalking him this way00:25:22
referendum or change there00:25:24
Constitution itself Pisa sends courts to00:25:27
The Hague but what he will become again00:25:31
the president is defective so the president00:25:33
24 years old before 2 4 years court for sure00:25:36
the president will end for four years00:25:41
where should he rush, the scientist is afraid but00:25:44
he's in a hurry00:25:45
Well, accordingly, this has nothing to do with00:25:47
another, tell me, did you expect it at all?00:25:51
that he wanted so much in his impudent grandson00:25:54
probably some kind of performance after all00:25:56
I still had to play with the Russians00:25:58
somehow00:25:59
furnish it beautifully but just stupidly00:26:01
insolently like this, well, to be honest00:26:06
assumed in this spirit because but everything00:26:11
I still don’t think I’m poor00:26:13
imagination me imagination protection00:26:14
rich and I have pizza consider myself00:26:19
I'm quite a creative person00:26:22
still couldn't figure out how00:26:24
he is so graceful and suddenly unexpected and00:26:27
it will be invisible to everyone again00:26:30
president after 24 years of some tone00:26:32
moment, such clumsy work must00:26:34
must have been done somewhere00:26:37
right about the sake of the cooler in advance00:26:38
run tracker and benefit pro00:26:41
finally articulate under the selfless00:26:44
element no elegant combination00:26:46
lined up00:26:47
and with this element any combination00:26:48
stops being graceful, he is more creative than you00:26:52
it turned out that the planet did exactly what I did00:26:55
assumed, that is, made a blockhead00:26:58
this idiotic thing00:27:01
which you cannot do without00:27:03
could like bonnie composite whatever00:27:05
krakowiak u didn't dance around let's change00:27:07
the sarva constitution was necessary at this moment00:27:10
this is this deep abomination00:27:15
disgusting00:27:16
always done and here it is, I finally did it00:27:19
when he finally realized what he needed without him00:27:21
can't get by, he stopped pulling the cat by00:27:26
tail and decided to do what he did and00:27:29
everyone is sitting, it’s true, well, everyone who ate00:27:35
no one ate everyone understood everything no00:27:38
resources for resistance but what to eat00:27:42
protection00:27:43
no one traces anything just yet00:27:46
find a village on his side do00:27:49
nothing can be done when the power is with him00:27:51
the sides will go away, you can do with it00:27:53
all despite there being 25 different types there00:27:58
mutton which he laid down in the laws and in00:28:01
the constitution there regarding the son himself from00:28:03
personal these reservations will be discarded00:28:06
Let me remind you that pinochet is a person who00:28:09
has much more in front of chili00:28:12
merits than Putin to Russia too00:28:14
protected himself with bare quality armor00:28:16
milking these armors were there gradually00:28:19
thrown back and brought to trial as00:28:23
there will be all these armors here and you won’t have to look for them00:28:25
worth the paper they have you written on00:28:27
Do you think that Putin will be put on trial if00:28:31
he will live to see, tell me what are the alternatives to him00:28:36
in general today there is if00:28:38
not Putin, good, great Russia, but who00:28:41
if not you log in truant normal00:28:44
normal election campaign when I00:28:49
I'll run the election campaign normally00:28:51
this means that the brain participates in it00:28:53
everyone who wants that people who are in it00:28:56
participate not to be afraid of politics00:28:58
reprisals for participating in whatever they can00:29:00
It's completely easy to collect from Britain00:29:02
funds that they have relatively equal00:29:05
access cyst media including00:29:08
meter television channels and mine00:29:10
freedom to carry agitation and propaganda and00:29:12
so on so on if in this00:29:15
the election campaign will not be revealed00:29:17
about a dozen talents are interesting to him00:29:24
capable honest leaders00:29:28
capable of occupying the post of Russia will be00:29:30
will I be very surprised by the presidency00:29:33
they are very surprised Wednesday this is a top ten00:29:36
20 I see Alexei Navalny between00:29:40
other things and a number of very serious interesting00:29:43
businessmen who could become00:29:47
President of the Russian Federation if00:29:49
did not feel a threat to their business and00:29:52
your own freedom for the very fact00:29:54
intention to participate in the election00:29:57
contract, I remind you that in one thing with all00:29:59
with all that I am from us what00:30:01
I have a lot of sympathy for them but I00:30:03
Let me remind you that 2 things what year is it00:30:06
fourth or seventh Mikhail Prokhorov00:30:08
participation chosen this in the seventh film no00:30:12
later probably probably at 11 or 12 before00:30:16
or 12 yes yes the same yes well here he is00:30:18
participated in the elections and with all that00:30:21
that I have his potential as a politician00:30:23
assessing very modestly but if he00:30:25
at least they let him turn around if he00:30:28
carry there did not take away the party which00:30:30
confused further remember later with me00:30:32
they gathered to tell someone they didn’t limit00:30:36
beaten share if they weren't kept there00:30:38
roughly speaking, a knife at the throat when he00:30:41
came out on the TV screen then I think00:30:43
what is his result despite the fact that he took00:30:45
third place00:30:47
would be a much more impressive choice00:30:52
do you have a favorite today?00:30:55
you can say it’s not Putin, but here he is00:30:58
who I have yes here is my favorite yours00:31:05
favorite00:31:08
Well, I don’t know, actually I don’t exist00:31:10
never such politicians who00:31:11
I am one hundred percent satisfied00:31:13
person is harmful and disgusting for a hundred00:31:15
I don't even know myself00:31:17
satisfy Ekaterina dissatisfied with herself00:31:20
that's why they said that some00:31:22
strangers will suit me one hundred percent00:31:24
percentage by wave sense I like it00:31:26
naval in some sense Misha is changing00:31:30
Khodorkovsky yes no well at least00:31:32
here are two people I would like00:31:34
would continue I don’t participate in blogs00:31:36
so isn't this boiler enough?00:31:40
it seems yes yes to say that00:31:44
alternatives to Putin exist, how do you like it?00:31:47
it seems Maidan in Russia is possible00:31:49
theoretically no, definitely no00:31:53
definitely not Russian participant00:31:57
go often here Putin very often00:32:01
says that Russians and Ukrainians are 1a k100:32:03
nations up to how this is exactly00:32:09
the main difference in Ukraine00:32:13
Mandan possible appeal and this00:32:17
fundamental difference between the two00:32:19
fundamental mentality which00:32:21
it’s impossible to sell it in any way00:32:23
the difference between Ukrainians and Russians and00:32:25
they will press that good ability00:32:27
pandan because Ukrainians are capable00:32:30
Maidan00:32:31
but it's already been 6 years since00:32:33
Maidan and the mess remains as it was and00:32:37
600 heads but the Russians don’t have this Maidan00:32:43
let's take it maybe they can build00:32:44
more effective power more00:32:45
democratic russians can mom on00:32:49
they didn’t save the Maidan00:32:52
Today's Russian opposition is not00:32:54
seems funny to you in some way, yes00:32:58
in a sense no happy00:33:00
doesn't seem funny at all, but some00:33:03
we won’t like to call politicians or00:33:05
our idea of not offending them seems enough00:33:07
funny cellular conspirators00:33:11
to the classic call of the West to us00:33:14
will help like Ilfa and Petrov operetta00:33:17
comedians but this Celsius ravak rosa00:33:24
abroad to help when it comes in handy00:33:27
Speaking of which, it also applies to some Ukrainians00:33:32
comrades who also spent their time there00:33:34
swings and foreign countries will help us00:33:36
so let's not do anything00:33:38
didn't help no understand00:33:43
help those who will also finish and which one00:33:46
sits, does nothing, waits for him00:33:48
will help no one will help you00:33:51
you know when I look at Russian00:33:53
the opposition I understand how lacking00:33:56
her Boris Nemtsova has a bright beautiful figure00:33:59
a very cool guy like this00:34:02
in my opinion I could lead Russia00:34:04
you can't make something worthwhile out of it00:34:06
it seems you know it's very difficult for me to evaluate00:34:10
separate my personal attitude towards Boris00:34:14
since we live quite close00:34:16
friends over and look at him00:34:19
a little aloof as a politician here00:34:23
I got caught up in the cream, a lot of personal things00:34:26
relationship and I can't help it00:34:29
abstracted so I can't understand00:34:31
the scale of politics and disk I can tell00:34:34
that I rated him higher00:34:37
like politics than the mainstream00:34:40
oppositionists at the time he was alive00:34:43
because often he is not taken seriously00:34:46
perceived even by those people who are now00:34:48
tells what kind of block it was and how00:34:50
he did a lot so on all these00:34:52
the spell is happening now00:34:54
pronounced but above all by those people00:34:56
which when Barry was alive they to00:34:58
he was treated with great skepticism00:35:02
they said that he was a downed pilot, he was already00:35:04
nothing can and so on overcome there00:35:09
tell the person who ordered the murder of Boris00:35:11
Nemtsova you know, well, you know these00:35:21
customers give themselves away all the time they00:35:24
can't know how to do a bad detective00:35:29
when the criminal constantly comes to00:35:31
crime scene 5 years have passed00:35:34
the way Yeltsin awarded them mail a day00:35:37
murder of the Nemtsov Order before00:35:41
[music]00:35:42
demonstrative gestures00:35:44
like rewarding Kadyrov literally through00:35:46
a few days after the murder of Nemtsov00:35:47
when is Putin’s letter to Odintsov’s mother here?00:35:51
where she is named by her maiden name00:35:54
which by that time she had not had for 50 years00:35:55
contributes yes hey duman to show00:36:00
Jewish ancestry is no longer the case00:36:02
so on and on it seems to me that all these00:36:05
gestures if you are not the customer they are just00:36:10
devoid of any meaning and you were not me00:36:17
I'm not saying that who doesn't have00:36:21
no reason to send your own to carry00:36:23
thugs kill Germans except00:36:25
if he did not receive a direct order00:36:27
that were miraculously disabled00:36:30
cameras namaz labor and and there is huge00:36:33
number of other things in00:36:37
in particular there is a tough investigation team00:36:39
stop investigating customers00:36:42
when they knocked on the door they didn't00:36:44
open I will remind you that to my wife00:36:46
for example, they came to us for a search and00:36:48
with the electric saw they were going there00:36:50
the door was cut down, the gentleman appeared and00:36:52
didn't open you didn't open the door we00:36:54
they turned and left, it's just funny00:36:58
so no need to guess00:37:02
customers give themselves away00:37:05
betrayed by their own actions00:37:07
they can't keep it to themselves they00:37:10
talk about this all the time00:37:12
so I have no doubts00:37:14
regarding the customer, I feel sorry for him really00:37:19
your nose is waiting for the metal words part of yourself00:37:23
I lost him, he was like a brother to me00:37:27
We've been through so much together00:37:33
recently celebrated the anniversary of the murder00:37:36
Vladislava Lista00:37:38
please tell me you are in00:37:41
TV business expert00:37:43
this business tell me you have00:37:46
some thoughts about those who ordered the murder00:37:48
leaves00:37:49
Well, I came to the video business significantly00:37:53
later the empty one was killed so he00:37:56
I know the layout very poorly and I have00:37:58
no ideas no ball it seems to me that00:38:03
it was despite the fact that he leaves00:38:07
there was a famous and bright man00:38:11
with all that, it seems to me that this00:38:13
it was typical and the murders of the 90s when00:38:16
divided spheres of influence and in this sense00:38:21
killing leaves, well, definitely not00:38:25
was of a political nature00:38:26
some kind of business showdown and00:38:29
which at that time was very00:38:33
returning again to such Boris00:38:35
Berezovsky whom you knew well00:38:37
Quite a long time has passed since00:38:40
his death you have a clue that00:38:44
happened then with Berezovsky when it00:38:48
when when he died or was killed or00:38:52
committed suicide and or00:38:55
committed suicide no I have00:38:58
no for the solution the only thing I00:39:04
I can say subjectively from my own00:39:07
sensations00:39:09
more was a man fer China energetically00:39:16
the pensioner's situation was not about00:39:20
him he is hormonal I think00:39:24
you see him too00:39:33
when Abramovich lost the trial and the year00:39:37
in general, at some point he realized that he00:39:39
the man is rich in nicknames00:39:40
but not super rich where are the billions and what00:39:47
looks like he's finally a star00:39:49
rolled up he needs to think seriously00:39:54
sun lounger or the future of such a pensioner00:40:01
that it’s time for him to sit down to write his memoirs and that00:40:05
I really need him for what strings00:40:08
pull and will and so on and so on00:40:11
I think it's run out of charge00:40:14
give it to yourself, it’s just like that00:40:19
just understand what I was doing00:40:21
Was the murder a suicide or something else?00:40:23
something no longer mattered to him00:40:26
Berezovsky himself ended this story00:40:29
was told to the end more and more there00:40:32
nothing to say that's why it happened00:40:34
what logically should have happened to00:40:37
such a person in the yard nevertheless00:40:40
he wrote letters to Putin, well, I'm inclined00:40:44
think so but how much they were00:40:48
sincerely maybe but it's just in the imagination00:40:51
Boris is another tactical one there00:40:53
retreat I would say repent00:40:57
forgive me, I'll come back and have it00:40:59
more opportunities already within the country00:41:01
stir up something and so on but maybe00:41:03
maybe he sincerely repents, let him in00:41:05
I can do astronomy big00:41:08
to sum it up he died he was killed or00:41:13
he committed suicide on your00:41:16
sight00:41:22
difficult question is heard more fun00:41:28
let's name the department and there is another option00:41:32
which doesn't quite fit00:41:35
the list you listed00:41:37
contact negligent homicide itself00:41:40
let's hint carefully, I understand00:41:43
what are you talking about let's be careful00:41:45
let's hint not to say what it is but00:41:48
to make it clear that this is neither00:41:50
else I don’t know what to hint and exchange00:41:54
like to build a version for I don’t want parts00:41:56
he still has children for his idol00:41:59
there are grandchildren left, why take an hour?00:42:02
stories that can build him into00:42:04
somehow it was hard not to drink Aven00:42:06
who turns out his panties on the street00:42:08
inside out but more died struggling to say00:42:11
in due time to carry brightly enough00:42:14
I ask him to love his beautiful women00:42:17
he had a lot of money and he lived beautifully00:42:19
led entire political parties00:42:22
and even some politicians are the first there00:42:25
hands, well, in peace there, how old is he?00:42:28
it was sixty-five sixty00:42:29
sixty seventy eight years old is not enough00:42:34
in general it would not be enough00:42:37
agreed and closes his 75th birthday00:42:43
on the bench and stars and seeds or there on00:42:47
shore on board some yacht if00:42:50
not 100 meters but 30 meters in front of not00:42:53
try it00:42:55
closing the topic of Berezovsky you00:42:57
We are one hundred percent sure that he is dead00:43:05
when you stand there will be everything if he were alive00:43:07
If he had already surfaced, he wouldn’t have been able to resist00:43:09
and you were talking about two people who you are for00:43:17
voted what are you talking about Navalny and Khodorkovsky?00:43:21
are you thinking about Navalny, well, I think he is00:43:26
quite integral and generally a politician with00:43:29
great potential of its political00:43:33
the line is to00:43:35
consolidate around yourself as much as possible00:43:37
more people that's why he doesn't speak out00:43:40
somehow certain left and right chose00:43:44
quite a win on the topic of combating00:43:47
corruption is moving in this direction00:43:50
I think he's waiting for his moment when00:43:52
outside the window of opportunity will open and when00:43:55
he will shoot if you remember she once00:43:58
opened on him in the twelfth year00:44:00
David and he is quite effective00:44:03
I take advantage of this window of opportunity00:44:07
I don’t rule out that after some time he00:44:09
a young man he still has time00:44:10
he certainly has a chance very beautifully and00:44:18
make a powerful appearance in the political arena in00:44:21
that time when you will all appear strongly00:44:25
politics don't you think that mikhail00:44:29
Khodorkovsky who are certainly very00:44:32
seriously injured and sat courageously00:44:34
your 10 years from call to call are not very good00:44:38
active in politics and therefore does not have00:44:40
no political prospects and00:44:45
listen about political prospects00:44:48
I don’t know anything at all, for example00:44:49
I can tell you that when you go to00:44:52
removed from the post of the first Moscow00:44:55
city party committee for 99 percent of people00:45:00
believed that his political career00:45:01
finished except Korzhakov00:45:04
specifically you know about considered Korzhakov maybe00:45:07
maybe he was given the command in the office00:45:09
stay00:45:10
already know and will let you track it seems00:45:15
a star falling over the horizon is like00:45:19
the stars turned out and turned out to be00:45:22
boards are king of the hill so listen00:45:28
Khodorkovsky sat in the camp all traces00:45:30
give it a try the world I can face out00:45:34
families and then maybe about and then00:45:36
how to be active from abroad00:45:37
political activity teach everything00:45:41
what he's doing looks good enough00:45:44
nice I really like his project00:45:47
when he funds lawyers for everyone00:45:49
human rights activist this is quite obvious00:45:55
direct individual assistance on the merits and not00:46:00
it was good, but that's when people after00:46:04
demonstrations00:46:05
turns out to be in a monkey house, oh yes he comes running00:46:08
lawyers how he pays Khodorkovsky 1 from00:46:11
these lawyers who came will see him00:46:14
Khodorkovsky's money is not what it is00:46:17
very correct and sensible thing about me00:46:23
categorically support therefore00:46:25
about the fact that Khodorkovsky himself will give in00:46:27
It’s not PR that’s wasting energy right now00:46:31
nothing here politicians face money and00:46:33
resources etc if windows of opportunity00:46:36
then the window of opportunity will not appear00:46:37
will he ever perform00:46:39
at least give the country back before even00:46:42
the great Lenin once came from abroad00:46:44
could fully influence the situation in horror00:46:47
no one knew him in Russia Yeltsin Lenin00:46:50
no one knew like hell and00:46:52
the box started up and jumped out on April 17th00:46:56
he's already got everything up here00:46:58
damn and the red guards of the workers' council00:47:01
deputies and others, by the way, believe me00:47:05
in the version that Lenin was a German agent00:47:08
but by the day I was destined before no one00:47:11
denies they all carry Latvian00:47:13
the shelves that actually provided00:47:16
first time00:47:18
retention of power in Moscow and St. Petersburg00:47:21
financed from the money that the ambassador gave them00:47:27
mirbach killed in the eighteenth year00:47:31
correspondence about how the Bolsheviks took money from00:47:33
mirbach mirbach received de mail from00:47:35
Germany after the signing of Brest-Litovsk00:47:38
peace00:47:39
Germany opened an embassy in Russia00:47:41
was February 18 and since then they00:47:45
received money from Germany for debt00:47:47
pay them to the Latvians, the damned sulfur took00:47:51
and killed the mirbach00:47:52
but they thought that this would all end but00:47:54
Unfortunately the train has already left00:47:56
The Bolsheviks have strengthened themselves enough and chica00:47:58
there works for a person by earlier on00:48:01
any question for you like Lenin's grace00:48:04
leader of the Leningrad group Sergei Shrunov00:48:06
went with the politician what does that mean00:48:10
but this marginalization will fly and of course00:48:13
firstly in Russia there is no certain politics00:48:14
there are some mummered idiots like skin00:48:17
water which he and the reader's affairs I believe00:48:20
that of course, how can he be cunning00:48:25
and a resourceful man who knows where00:48:28
money lies but this is not a sign of intelligence00:48:34
my mind always finds out I don't00:48:39
I believe in the existence of some such00:48:41
professors moriarty smart villains to me00:48:46
it seems that he is a real person00:48:47
still and in general somehow00:48:51
Christian is somehow kind00:48:59
he's not averse here I have this00:49:02
combination and when a person just00:49:05
great-grandmothers00:49:07
about fame about proximity to appear to00:49:10
body00:49:11
there's probably something in this00:49:13
monoid is not the mind that I think is yours00:49:18
Putin's loneliness is getting worse00:49:23
Well, it's probably getting worse, but to me00:49:29
it seems that he is culturally00:49:31
so not unless he doesn't00:49:32
feels 12 this is this this is melancholy00:49:40
connections with loneliness00:49:42
this is still a rather subtle destiny00:49:47
sensitive people and he is not a subtle person00:49:53
health00:49:54
he cried so much at the funeral together00:49:57
Lyudmila Narusova told me yes yes00:49:59
Yes, you are Marusova’s servant, she is more to you00:50:02
new cerdca00:50:03
don't listen no don't listen00:50:09
you upset me I thought Putin00:50:12
sentimental but I don’t know maybe but00:50:18
you know there are rumors that the SS executioners00:50:22
also participated in the comment on00:50:24
old age they didn’t like to listen like that00:50:27
say be howie to wipe away your tears00:50:30
then they walked just to make sure people shout Putin00:50:35
forever what do you think it is00:50:38
forever nothing lasts forever00:50:42
the market will always have enough for our time00:50:45
alas, but I think that yes, you dare to study00:50:50
if God doesn't take care of the game he00:50:53
now coronavirus are you ready00:50:56
you somehow you somehow with hope it00:50:59
They said, well, listen all the time, too00:51:04
called the scourge of God but why on me00:51:08
think that God will have mercy and00:51:10
sent to us turned out to be if you imagine00:51:16
hypothetically, that Putin has a future ahead, yes00:51:21
nothing ahead like this gradually00:51:24
I am Kim Chen and the rez mummification I see00:51:31
some new emanation of the pioneers 1 of00:51:37
watch sing songs and build and mouth and00:51:41
portraits of the oath and essays from00:51:47
moratorium00:51:49
novels 1 Putin Prize00:51:53
the second Putin time of change these00:51:56
categories00:51:59
all that stuff but then sorry yes00:52:05
Sorry Russia is worthless if that's all00:52:07
there will be partial ones right there now00:52:12
This is partly why it already exists now00:52:17
speak the score and revive it didn’t come up with00:52:21
all this, even now you can see where it all is00:52:23
all these young Putinites are coming, all these children00:52:27
dressed in military uniform00:52:29
all this victory, it's all about carrying around00:52:34
protoplasm from which this one will grow00:52:37
terrible kitsch figurative cult of Putin00:52:40
Stalin what do you think about Vladimir00:52:44
Zelensky is not very attractive to me00:52:49
very handsome I see that he is of course00:52:53
son is not ready for the bay you to solve those00:52:57
challenges that training faces but enthusiasm00:53:01
with whom he took it upon himself and this desire00:53:03
solve problems given that he is human00:53:05
extremely not stupid, it seems to me that it gives00:53:08
the chance is gone00:53:09
at least partially x installation and I will help you00:53:13
understand the little man why he wants00:53:15
came and sat down knows the answers to these questions00:53:17
he moved it somewhere, it was stolen, I'm afraid for00:53:26
Ukrainians in what terms is that00:53:28
the majority of the population of Ukraine is like me00:53:31
doesn’t seem to understand the depth of the abyss00:53:35
to which ukraine ukraine00:53:37
lies and therefore like any ordinary people00:53:42
yes they expect quick results00:53:44
you definitely can’t promise Ukraine00:53:48
the fact that they will be fast will not be visible00:53:51
quick results noticeable improvements00:53:54
standard of living cannot be expected00:53:59
all of them will be just speculation or00:54:01
some tricks that will affect later00:54:05
only worse the arena is in very difficult00:54:07
position at all levels, but not even00:54:10
economically00:54:14
state institutions we just cry00:54:16
dilapidated if they exist at all00:54:19
there are clippings of the institutes themselves, no00:54:23
the whole simulacrum00:54:25
and quick statehood on and on these00:54:28
sin and it’s not even ruins because00:54:32
one of the say is that first the house00:54:34
was destroyed00:54:35
this was not the shoulder state which00:54:38
need to be built from scratch and within 20 years00:54:43
these thirty years of independence will test00:54:46
and were practically not built like that00:54:49
some way to hide the semblance of a state00:54:51
was built on the remains of the rubble00:54:54
Soviet institutions, well, actually00:54:56
they were committed to the institute and00:54:59
unfortunately what is now greener than he is00:55:02
operates on these fragments00:55:04
bits of some Soviet institutions00:55:08
already completely deprived of folk00:55:12
support and respect from the lecturer00:55:17
wishes to obey them and so on00:55:19
wants therefore00:55:23
building a state it can be00:55:27
an order of magnitude more difficult task than00:55:29
carrying out economic reforms in00:55:31
state indicate the institute00:55:33
formed for you to advise00:55:36
universal when communicating with Putin00:55:39
I would suggest him not to communicate with him00:55:41
at all or there is no point what is the point00:55:45
I absolutely agree with this person00:55:47
tears and no communication because he he00:55:49
time he will promise they will do he00:55:53
sits down with himself at the negotiating table00:55:56
thinking about how to deceive you, well, in such00:56:00
conditions agreed girls00:56:03
won't he accept it? I need to offer it00:56:05
deals like Putin in this regard00:56:08
seems quite operational to me00:56:10
one might say guess Zelensky00:56:12
I said these, I’ll give these people to Adam00:56:14
these are the conversations that Putin00:56:16
understands when you talk to him about the picture00:56:18
shame on you, give me Crimea, but isn’t it for me in return?00:56:23
but he just took away moments from us, but00:56:26
it's not yours, give it back now it's mine00:56:29
Isn’t he clear and Leningrad?00:56:32
the guy Putin is not to understand and conceptual00:56:37
then the thieves rgg00:56:38
this is what the lawyers were looking for00:56:40
who respect thieves' law00:56:44
they will say in terms of concepts, but Putin is life00:56:48
lawless people and athletes they are just00:56:52
deny would have happened denied avi00:56:56
he denied Orion didn't fly man00:56:59
according to conceptual people as his idea00:57:01
idiots from the old school that we are up to00:57:03
disgraced all the cigarettes the lawyer expressed00:57:07
that I also think about it and think about it00:57:10
I say that there is no need for Zelensky at all00:57:13
There will be no point in communicating with Putin, really00:57:15
yes because I don't see any00:57:18
politician who managed to hide with Putin00:57:20
gain some benefit from communication00:57:22
Well, who by the standards communicated with them?00:57:25
spat, etc.00:57:26
scalon communication with us remember this phrase00:57:29
and there are pictures of grandmothers before black lace00:57:33
I also achieved nothing less00:57:35
so who-who-who what did you get from00:57:39
Putin has nothing except that Sharia is not00:57:41
achieved borrowed to say and the shredder achieved00:57:44
even two beers got him00:57:46
bought00:57:48
the hardware you want was served, bought00:57:51
communicate00:57:52
caring for whom he must understand what he needs00:57:55
will pay less than the Swedes just in00:57:57
Putin's hierarchy Tsarist Chancellor of Germany00:57:59
costs a little more than00:58:01
President of Ukraine Surkov's departure is a plus00:58:05
for Ukraine or minus in your opinion00:58:08
I don’t know the orphics anyway00:58:10
architect of strategic decisions in00:58:13
in relation to Ukraine is Putin therefore00:58:15
who will implement not so00:58:19
marmots will become important kozak some moment00:58:24
you know Surkov, but in general00:58:28
certainly an interesting person00:58:33
but he won't say hello he won't he won't he won't00:58:37
a simple person he is quite complex00:58:40
what a hack guy overall00:58:43
complicated biography, broken well00:58:46
of course, well, listen to this in any00:58:50
mestizo, yes, he’s basically a human by00:58:54
cultural and in it all these fights without00:58:59
fights until and so of course he he he00:59:03
complex person00:59:07
when there and they told me low years ago00:59:10
did when we met00:59:11
a large melon in Lviv that Donbass needs00:59:14
give it away because it's weights on your legs00:59:17
on the hands and hard work on the hump of Ukraine00:59:22
I believe that today and about00:59:25
I also say this publicly here in00:59:26
Ukraine needs to wall itself off from00:59:29
Crimea and Donbass to take away people who00:59:31
want to live in Ukraine give them the opportunity00:59:33
live and develop and work in Ukraine00:59:36
create all the conditions and build the economy00:59:39
when will she be so attractive and00:59:42
Donbass and Crimea and it can’t be back00:59:45
what do you think should be done today00:59:48
Ukraine and Donbass I will give you00:59:52
a simple example here is the precedent of the fortieth00:59:57
a year before the winter war with Finland Tallinn01:00:02
occupy part of Finland01:00:04
including output is port sign01:00:08
the truce draws some kind of line then01:00:11
is happening means Hitler's attack on01:00:15
Soviet Union Finns perform at01:00:17
Hitler's side takes its old01:00:20
border then Stalin's hetaera defeats Finn again01:00:23
they retreat to that border along the tour01:00:25
agreed with Stalin in the forties01:00:27
and there, relatively speaking, 44-4501:00:32
Mannerheim's dilemma: either insist on01:00:36
that he was delivered and returned all these lands01:00:38
which Finnish people were looking for to carry01:00:42
deal with it01:00:45
and record the fact of the killer who exists01:00:52
and live up to that energy and man01:00:59
brought up in old traditions, yes he is royal01:01:01
general enough01:01:03
high-ranking clever clever and01:01:08
well educated by combat experience01:01:11
knows everything about the capabilities of the Russian army01:01:13
we know he's talking01:01:17
means if I continue with the Russians a cup01:01:22
I will drag calls the world01:01:25
the public as witnesses of the Americans01:01:28
the British, you know what's going on, they took it away01:01:31
earth melancholy villar laptop and so on and so on01:01:33
then of course nothing will be returned to me and01:01:36
no Americans and British for me01:01:39
they won’t go to war on their own, I won’t go with him01:01:42
I can handle it but I'll turn into an outcast01:01:45
no one will invest money in me01:01:47
no one will come to me song but no one will01:01:50
will not be interested because everything01:01:52
they will be afraid of me because I am very01:01:56
toxic I have some problems, crowded smallpox01:01:59
with Stalin and Stalin has an atomic bomb01:02:03
Stalin insidious is better for Stalin01:02:05
trade, damn it, I'm kidding01:02:09
Well, this mustachioed one will wander there01:02:10
Georgian in the head because of whom01:02:13
Finland gotsa so let her01:02:15
this country is wasted, there are thousands01:02:18
lakes, it’s better not to argue with Stalin01:02:24
we have enough of our own problems to reach Europe01:02:26
doctors need to rebuild hegemony there01:02:29
install other lieutenant01:02:32
if I agree made up of short01:02:36
yours I become a bridge between01:02:40
western and steel I can sign with01:02:44
the rest of the wide-ranging agreement and01:02:46
at the same time become part of Europe01:02:48
I will carry the Western world01:02:51
economic01:02:52
that piece of the west from which they became and01:02:56
then all the Soviets will be here further01:02:58
get what they want01:03:01
ships consumer goods timber taking into account anything yes01:03:04
they will drive their forest to me, I will have it01:03:06
recycle and so on and so on and01:03:08
today Finland is one01:03:11
of the most prosperous countries in the world01:03:14
empty place without Ukrainian black soils01:03:17
they built on completely inconvenient ones01:03:21
the magnificent high-tech industry of Pskov01:03:24
you have the best education they have01:03:27
today efficient rural01:03:28
whose farm is half of the north-west01:03:30
feeds Russia despite sanctions and so01:03:34
on and on and on people go there for01:03:36
cheese garbage is not for cheese it's great01:03:41
country of neutral highest levels01:03:45
life that is serious now01:03:46
is considering introducing01:03:49
mandatory01:03:51
income for all citizens, that is, than01:03:54
closer Germany is not ready understand this01:03:58
because to take your time with energy01:04:00
the right choice that the main thing is people they01:04:02
Adenauer did the same01:04:04
1st absolutely right instead of01:04:07
compete with the Soviet Union01:04:09
recognized the eastern lands and achieved01:04:13
what to say is already true after it01:04:16
leaving but there Veli Brand started a new one01:04:18
Eastern policy and a huge01:04:20
carry trade by the Soviet Union01:04:22
gas pipes there are holes and holes away oh what01:04:28
she wants to choose the path and Ukraine wants01:04:31
turn board these world outcasts01:04:33
a country that will be known throughout01:04:35
in the world only because she has some kind of01:04:36
long incomprehensible story with Russia then01:04:41
was her fur coat stolen? Polina stole it01:04:43
we don't know anything better01:04:44
you have to do something miraculously to invest01:04:47
say these are poor but proud Cossacks walking around01:04:49
which they dance hopak there.01:04:52
but it's not fair it's not fair01:04:56
of course, to tell everything my guts01:04:59
shouts that Ukraine is right but look01:05:02
for life sober but there was none01:05:04
case when the weak is strong, something from01:05:07
under01:05:09
no but when weak01:05:12
the strong one got something in return01:05:14
compensation for his imperial ambitions and01:05:17
Russia has gained nothing from the fact that01:05:19
I must say the answer to southern Finland to myself01:05:22
joined nothing won nothing01:05:25
how many percent of GDP did it add?01:05:28
my01:05:29
there is some kind of devastation on these lands01:05:32
pulp and paper mill possible01:05:34
maybe something else is worth it, but this01:05:36
all this does not compensate for those people01:05:38
which you lost not sart of the new year01:05:40
and hundreds of thousands died01:05:43
I’ve even been to these quiet cemeteries01:05:45
roundabout in St. Petersburg where they are buried01:05:48
the soldiers killed in this war are frozen yes01:05:52
Well, wait, lama, no, of course, and when01:05:57
Stalin is burning, but I’ll move it away01:05:59
border and now Ukraine Leonid's daughter01:06:01
the stock exchange is a complete miracle when Hitler attacked01:06:04
The Finns stood right there near Sestroretsk01:06:06
that is, I won’t move anything, this is a threat01:06:10
from the rude side it was not as it was and01:06:11
stayed01:06:14
Let's formulate what Ukraine should do with01:06:17
Donbass forget about it, hide it, did it01:06:22
in this area you want conclusions from me01:06:24
let the mystic come to this01:06:26
conclusion of what Ukraine wants and how it behaves01:06:31
sees your under the concept of doing about what01:06:34
Ukraine said only we want this time01:06:36
to Europe and it’s right that I have to01:06:39
your question is this task saved no01:06:41
they won't take us there, that's a question question01:06:46
you're dead wrong to mess with this with01:06:51
they won’t take these hemorrhoids, here’s a diagram of the walls01:06:54
I won't take it01:06:55
and without them they will take it if you say I01:06:59
I will refuse to imprison you, so to speak01:07:03
measurements01:07:04
other Krona and Zelensky guys say01:07:07
you want to bargain with Russia only01:07:10
honestly no blows to Iskandar what do you want01:07:13
prevented by the sanctions that we ourselves01:07:14
because of you they found Ukrainians with beer01:07:18
I will solve this problem, I will negotiate with Putin01:07:21
across Crimea01:07:22
in Donbass and you can with Russia01:07:25
trade and in general this problem will be01:07:28
exhausted what I have, what you want I want01:07:31
they won’t take it in their minds, but he doesn’t01:07:38
raises the question of the version they won’t take01:07:42
Americans will take it and America will force it01:07:44
and where01:07:46
but it’s interesting what you’re saying now01:07:48
interesting from the logical camp that is01:07:52
besides, you can also forget, really, well01:07:56
passions of the Baltic states no one remained01:07:58
recognized the annexation of the Baltic01:08:00
states of the soviet union01:08:02
no one america her wrap neck to do01:08:04
your and nevertheless for now the Soviet Union01:08:07
no one fell apart, no one lifted a finger01:08:10
to recognize them as independent though01:08:12
there was a government calling for01:08:15
then go through some Swedish borders01:08:17
Polish affairs were not interested in the bed01:08:21
Tell me, are Western sanctions generally against01:08:24
Russia is a fiction or they are noticeably on your01:08:26
look they say so they are painful but01:08:30
not fatal why in this video01:08:33
they will never be stronger01:08:35
Why didn’t the West impose such sanctions so that01:08:38
Russia really got hurt01:08:42
For what01:08:45
well dedicate yourself to the place from us click01:08:47
on again Germany why does she need me01:08:51
in the middle but I'll tell you after that01:08:57
united states of america great britain01:09:00
which signed together with Russia and01:09:02
Ukraine Budapest Memorandum01:09:04
did not confirm guarantees of territorial01:09:07
sovereignty and integrity of Ukraine in01:09:10
exchange for the renunciation of nuclear weapons and who01:09:13
Northern Iran will talk to them01:09:15
Korea is not at all to the right and I am with you01:09:17
I strongly disagree have you read this01:09:19
heroic lobster01:09:21
honestly, I read it like this there01:09:25
written in black and white which is strange01:09:27
guarantor and great britain united01:09:29
states of America and Russia guarantee01:09:32
defense of Ukraine01:09:35
including with the use of nuclear01:09:37
weapons in case in relation to Ukraine01:09:41
aggression will be committed using01:09:43
nuclear with this they knocked out the main one01:09:50
argument01:09:51
Kravchuk that we need nuclear weapons01:09:55
in case we are attacked by a nuclear01:09:59
power to apply mint to the outside and in01:10:02
in all other cases why the object is on01:10:03
you shoot only 1 thread sticks out01:10:06
we're not going to kick him and then you01:10:08
it’s not necessary, but what if we are attacked?01:10:10
example, we will also attack and protect you01:10:15
no one attacked the marijuana, take it off01:10:17
immediately ramba to the last letter01:10:24
but you know a bunch of people told me that01:10:26
Mitterrand after signing the memorandum01:10:29
France strain followed participated01:10:32
the young rock took him aside01:10:34
man, don't you understand that you01:10:35
deceived I don't know I don't know participated01:10:39
in this veterans was it true and01:10:41
so on so on but as far as I understand01:10:43
he did not sign the Budapest memorandum01:10:45
kuchuma01:10:46
Kuchma mind up01:10:49
prepared by Kravchuk but it’s already 94 years ago01:10:51
once but maybe we don’t know maybe but01:10:58
in any case, it is done and the garage is these01:11:02
please yes the European Union in general01:11:04
viable, so it can disintegrate into01:11:06
your look, as always, is already a drummer but01:11:09
home I actually fell apart oh well I'm right now01:11:12
was flying from Monaco, Germany and was afraid that01:11:16
Germany won't let me in, we're on the border01:11:17
closed due to coronavirus not good01:11:19
already lowered by the expression of Germany and so01:11:22
they might not have let me in, that is, you see, me too01:11:28
I say that Ukraine is striving to join the European Union01:11:30
now I don’t know how much it is01:11:32
expediently, he himself is bursting at the seams with01:11:34
this number of migrants is absolutely terrifying01:11:37
that but do you hear early for the European Union01:11:41
read the prayer of departure you will go01:11:47
union a huge number of beneficiaries01:11:49
many countries benefit from01:11:51
the presence of a single market for goods, services and01:11:56
workforce, many benefit from01:11:59
no borders from a single currency01:12:01
therefore, to say that the European Union01:12:04
it seems too much01:12:07
each country has its own01:12:10
interests and no common vector01:12:12
wrong wrong huge01:12:15
industry which of course01:12:17
interested in maintaining the market01:12:18
one without customs without borders before01:12:22
total germany holland austria01:12:25
Poland Czech Republic these are all beneficiaries of the common01:12:29
there is no market for you, a question that torments me01:12:33
honestly that's when I watch01:12:34
especially on the French streets of France01:12:38
cities a huge number of people with foreign01:12:42
I have cultures alien to civilization01:12:45
the question is they are all idiots what are they doing01:12:47
what's going on with migrants?01:12:50
concerns migrants themselves in01:12:53
France, it’s not the same thing01:12:56
immigrants in Germany those migrants01:12:58
which appeared in France they are like01:13:01
the rule is already in the second and third01:13:03
generation these are French they were already born01:13:06
in France it's like the German Turks in01:13:11
unlike these Arab refugees01:13:12
who are fifteen year old Canadian and01:13:14
the bulk of those migrants arrived01:13:22
who came to France I don’t know in 6001:13:25
50s 70 Algeria Algeria yes it was01:13:30
dragging around the consequences of decolonization as it was01:13:37
avoid this refugee flow completely01:13:40
it’s not clear because now there are new ones01:13:42
I'll take it01:13:43
Well, as far as I understand, he’s holding on01:13:46
in France there are not so many of them01:13:50
Muslim Arab community which01:13:53
now it's in France, it's just01:13:56
has grown01:13:58
and in Germany01:14:01
but drying is good a little but let's01:14:05
Let's look sober Germany the basics 301:14:07
million population at the highest01:14:13
estimates for this entire period01:14:17
Roman madness until 15 sixteenth year01:14:21
drove there from one and a half to two million01:14:23
there are a lot of people but for comparison there01:14:27
Russian-speaking community in Germany consisting01:14:29
from Russian Ukrainians to Russian Germans01:14:33
Jews from the countries of the former Soviet Union01:14:37
up to 6 million and than to as soon as somehow01:14:42
it’s normal and we’ve settled down and live here01:14:45
everything is fine don't you think01:14:47
Arab and01:14:51
black migrants Putin a little01:14:53
sent to Europe and well, it seems like life01:14:58
didn't seem like honey01:15:00
but she doesn't seem to have any honey, no I can01:15:05
tell you all this looks enough01:15:08
dramatic but here in our village01:15:11
for example there is a hip dormitory here01:15:17
live refugees will break through the stereo from Africa01:15:20
that is, they are completely black and01:15:24
afro africans and no problems here about01:15:32
who is not raped as long as no one is raped01:15:34
walking quietly in the supermarket drinking coffee01:15:38
It's pretty funny that the first money01:15:43
which they receive from German01:15:44
there is no state already buying mobile phones01:15:46
telephones and apparently there is some kind of discount01:15:49
tariff yes no I just don’t know because01:15:51
talking to him on the phone01:15:53
they always go last01:15:56
brand phones and constantly chatting 501:15:59
sharing their impressions, probably yes, but01:16:03
otherwise they are quite quiet01:16:05
people they once assimilate and01:16:11
will begin to be beneficial01:16:15
some already brings no I I if me01:16:19
ask then I think it was01:16:20
of course it was wrong I decided to run01:16:23
such a number of migrants at one time01:16:26
This is generally a rather complicated problem, but01:16:28
and consider that the end of the world is a catastrophe01:16:31
I will be on quality though for all places01:16:35
where there are a lot of them01:16:36
Westphalia Berlin there are certain01:16:38
problems you know the famous problem in01:16:43
Cologne on the front of life must train station01:16:46
offer excavator and so on01:16:48
periodically some unpleasant things01:16:50
incidents happen01:16:51
such people should be glorified and deported01:16:53
from Russia Russia may fall apart01:16:57
ours but under certain01:17:01
circumstances of course which parts from01:17:04
maybe they can from the well, I think that01:17:08
still very serious01:17:11
separatist potential in the north01:17:13
Caucasus and still separatist sentiments01:17:20
I'm crushed by abundant funding01:17:25
I think it is inevitable that it will appear like sulfur01:17:28
political aspirations in the long term01:17:30
east yes yes because it's economic01:17:35
the region certainly gravitates towards China, Japan and01:17:38
weakly connected and transport01:17:43
economically to socially01:17:45
the rest of Russia to01:17:47
pieces small thin built01:17:50
still Alexander the third Trans-Siberian01:17:53
the highway is generally not the same01:17:56
we need to seriously discuss the twenty-first01:17:57
century01:18:00
Tatarstan no, well, I’m in less now honestly01:18:04
[ __ ] even when there was a lot01:18:06
talk about separatism in Tatarstan01:18:09
there is a foreground of the 90s I didn’t even then01:18:12
believed that Tatarstan01:18:13
this is seriously dressed for that simple01:18:18
cause I actually say many years01:18:20
I lived on the Volga, I had half a class there01:18:23
the Cathars I perfectly understood how01:18:24
integrated01:18:25
to Russia into the cultural fabric into history and01:18:30
I don’t think there was any potential to create01:18:33
a separate state is nothing more than01:18:37
bag01:18:38
Shaimiev ate the prices but secondly01:18:42
objectively, of course, the absence of external01:18:44
on the verge of reaching the external borders of May01:18:47
sea and so on so on of course with01:18:50
all sides of Russia to independent topics01:18:52
more importantly, the resource is still not01:18:54
Kamaz trucks to pump this oil01:18:57
Russian pipeline and so on and so on01:18:59
it's nothing, a question for you how to01:19:02
an economist and as a former it is even more useful01:19:04
speaking in Tatarstan I am not tall01:19:07
sulfur content and in the form in which01:19:10
it exists and there wouldn’t even be a wire there01:19:12
let it be a Russian mixture now and01:19:15
mix with everything else01:19:16
West Siberian varieties and it turns out01:19:20
this urals which sells to the border01:19:23
if Tatarstan separated, what would they have01:19:25
funny and with such sulfur content01:19:28
not having bought it now in the progress of his bath01:19:31
carried the railway now about oil01:19:33
I'll ask you a question how how how is she places01:19:35
he will sound like a former deputy prime minister01:19:38
Russian minister tell me what it means01:19:40
such a strong drop in oil prices for01:19:43
the whole world in general and for Russia in01:19:45
In particular, you will hear the world is divided into two01:19:50
I don’t know if the parts are equal or not related, yes01:19:52
like they produce oil and everyone who01:19:53
uses01:19:54
I have the illusion that those who01:19:57
consumes them more than those who use it01:19:59
produces01:20:00
this is definitely that part of the world someone01:20:03
uses no cheap oil01:20:05
win and the part that produces01:20:09
no, that's the answer, a sharp drop in prices to no01:20:15
For Russia, in your opinion, a disaster or01:20:17
no, but let's just say it's very unpleasant01:20:23
the phenomenon will show whether it will be a disaster01:20:27
further actions in Russian01:20:33
economic authorities and market dynamics01:20:36
if Saudi Arabia and01:20:39
other Arabic it says strange01:20:43
oil producers will continue to do this01:20:47
aggressively dump on issues01:20:53
benefits themselves will not be able to last01:20:54
such a house if they can hold out01:20:57
for a long time then at some point for Russia01:20:59
this will become a very big problem already01:21:01
Saudi Arabia with knife cost price01:21:05
very cheap from Saudi Arabia 801:21:07
they say dollars per barrel but the Russians01:21:11
they say that they have 4 dollars at the well01:21:14
here's about Dallas' problems with01:21:16
transport logistics problems01:21:17
others not like Saudi Arabia01:21:20
so clean01:21:22
the oil is not so pure but it is what it is01:21:24
difficult question I'm not that big01:21:26
specialist01:21:28
but I already list the advantages of the frame01:21:35
all in Russia compared to the same01:21:36
Saudi Arabia's gdp is twice as large01:21:41
soldiers' hospitals in Arabia share01:21:45
oil and gas revenues gdp 20 percent01:21:48
Saudi Arabia 50 percent share01:21:52
oil and gas revenues in the Russian budget 4001:21:54
percent of water with kings 70 percent and01:21:59
further there are gold and foreign exchange reserves in01:22:02
Russia is a little more than a search of Arabia in01:22:04
defense spending is lower while Russia01:22:07
can really reduce it dramatically01:22:09
defense spending because it doesn't have01:22:12
the only real enemies are those who01:22:14
she came up with als Odessa for herself01:22:16
Arabia's real enemies are something01:22:18
hide these drones swooped in01:22:21
bombed other processing plants01:22:23
only proves this obvious fact01:22:25
so she fundamentally reduce the crows01:22:29
expenses maybe a firefighter you say01:22:32
that its cost is 8 dollars01:22:36
but don't forget that the cost is01:22:38
how much profit is included in the price01:22:40
Saudi Arabia to finance01:22:42
ambitious budget by large defense01:22:44
expenses with this entire program01:22:47
conversion of the Saudi Arabian economy01:22:50
accepted very ambitiously01:22:52
oil addiction care program01:22:54
creations based on Saudi Arabia01:22:57
there are large post-industrial powers01:23:00
us with the technology huge sector01:23:03
and this program requires new and new01:23:06
investment so there are rumors about01:23:08
that the link is a budget with a deficit at01:23:11
the price of oil is everything here, even 8001:23:14
dollars per barrel01:23:15
and today they sell it for 25 that's why01:23:18
or then we will be punished, everything must be closed01:23:21
their ambitious program to live01:23:23
go hungry to compete with01:23:25
Russia while Russia in general01:23:28
appointed will easily survive the prices there01:23:30
30 25 dollars per barrel because01:23:34
small groups of foreign exchange reserves and01:23:36
such dependence on oil and gas in01:23:37
So Nord Stream 2 will be completed at all01:23:40
Russia what do you think I think that in01:23:45
in the horizon for a year or two, it’s not disgusting to jump01:23:47
complete the setup you know I'm there01:23:52
now an interesting question just before01:23:54
death of former foreign minister01:23:57
Soviet Union then President of Georgia01:24:00
Eduard threw one goal took01:24:02
me at his home near Tbilisi with him01:24:04
such a house in tennis and he suddenly started01:24:06
tell me about what when they01:24:08
came with Gorbachev power and Reagan01:24:11
ramped up the arms race, you remember01:24:14
its strategic defense initiative01:24:15
star wars and so on they01:24:18
invited leading physicists and asked01:24:20
what is a bluff in general or not and01:24:23
physicists said yes, pure bluff, nonsense01:24:26
a month later the physicists asked again to01:24:29
reception gorbacho supreme chase they01:24:31
said we thought it was not a bluff for that01:24:35
to catch up with the Americans01:24:37
you need 20 years and put your teeth on a shelf01:24:40
the price of steam and oil then is dollars01:24:43
10 was and then Shevardnadze and I said01:24:48
Mikhail Sergeevich declared glasnost01:24:50
I honestly listened to perestroika like that01:24:53
it was interesting and on occasion I asked01:24:56
at Gorbachev's01:24:57
Mikhail Sergeevich here is Misha formation01:24:59
told dad so he said the truth01:25:02
please tell me you don't think so01:25:05
today collective01:25:06
the West, with the help of oil prices, could01:25:08
force Putin and Russia to live according to01:25:10
rules but theoretically it’s probably01:25:18
maybe but as far as I understand01:25:24
collective west today Reagan and01:25:28
Thatcher there is no running on and there are no cracks01:25:31
there is a separate continental Europe01:25:34
mr johnson who is swimming some01:25:37
on your own path01:25:40
there is a trump who, in general, is by nature01:25:44
its typical isolationists whose01:25:47
I haven't been to America for a long time, for him America01:25:51
personifies the entire universe and beyond it01:25:54
outside it's emptiness before he's interested01:25:58
like America within the borders that it01:26:00
there are those people who inhabit it01:26:02
that's why hide for today01:26:07
Putin's geopolitical ambitions in general01:26:12
I'm probably only interested in China01:26:15
[music]01:26:17
no one else01:26:19
because Europe doesn't feel real01:26:21
threat from Russia01:26:23
Gives too much attention to the coupe01:26:27
Ukraine there Syria other other to01:26:29
distract no I don't think so01:26:33
today is possible01:26:34
coordinated Western policy on01:26:36
towards Russia01:26:39
especially since this story is about01:26:43
that Reagan was offended and together with01:26:46
Thatcher to complete the Soviet Union01:26:48
and at the same time also the ending of sky arabia01:26:51
kiss she began to throw out huge01:26:54
volumes of oil on the market it seems that this is from01:26:57
areas of mythology and Shevardnadze could also01:27:00
create some retroactively because01:27:06
what about this famous minister01:27:11
oil of Saudi Arabia and mine which01:27:15
disclose everywhere and literature is announced01:27:22
the author will like this idea and the union01:27:25
on your knees as if at the suggestion of the Americans01:27:28
he personally01:27:29
denies his participation in this conspiracy and01:27:34
he says that soldiers' Arabia had01:27:36
your own reasons are enough01:27:39
to start this expansion therefore01:27:48
oil dumping today Saudi01:27:50
Arabia started she also she started it01:27:54
eighty-sixth year without without01:27:57
of any kind and coordination with connected01:27:59
states, and even more so it will be01:28:01
there in Europe for their own reasons01:28:08
It’s unclear where this will all go01:28:10
the only thing I can say about that01:28:12
that considering that01:28:15
agricultural sector and sect01:28:18
retail trade in Russia is sufficient01:28:20
market degree01:28:23
rose to market level and to a lesser extent01:28:28
degree was subjected to Putin01:28:31
innovations of part of nationalization01:28:34
consolidation of monopolization, etc., etc.01:28:38
with the exception of European countries all01:28:42
rest of the countries China India Turkey01:28:45
very much any there South America01:28:47
in Australia everyone has access to Russian01:28:50
food market and in this sense01:28:52
someone's food shortage up01:28:54
say for any economic policy01:28:56
Russia can't wait01:28:59
and accordingly such witticisms01:29:03
economic problems that it brings01:29:05
they will not be or as they were with01:29:07
with end switches there are just empty shelves and01:29:10
people even getting paid don't01:29:12
they could turn the rubles themselves, here they go01:29:15
therefore, in this sense, Russian01:29:17
economy has significantly more stress01:29:19
worth what the Soviet economy was01:29:21
our union even became commonplace when I01:29:24
speaking there 6 humpback this creation of the price01:29:27
eighty-seventh Soviet Union01:29:28
was so far I have had skype there01:29:32
a taboo that he couldn't for himself01:29:34
overcome but for everyone else more01:29:37
it was starting to be an error to hold01:29:40
regulated prices have been approaching for so long01:29:43
the chair itself is approaching its 75th anniversary01:29:48
great victory over fascism and on the eve01:29:52
this big holiday in Russia01:29:54
another prism attack of the so-called01:29:57
victory bbc please tell me01:30:00
did you listen carefully to the lecture01:30:02
Putin before the presidents of the CIS countries01:30:06
its own story about the Second World War01:30:09
well, to the extent that she01:30:13
deserves you to take notes no I don't01:30:17
cancer please tell me whom I would like to fire01:30:24
and I didn’t take notes from that lecture to the students01:30:26
especially now it’s old for01:30:29
note-taking01:30:30
Who do you Russian Germans think is guilty?01:30:34
in the outbreak of the Second World War01:30:38
whom am I Russian German01:30:41
I consider the unleashing of the second to be guilty01:30:43
world war01:30:48
and the thing to do is that again01:30:51
quite a difficult question01:30:53
everywhere in the Second World War on the big one to us01:30:58
I need to do this, I'm completely01:31:00
touches me, they always say the second one01:31:02
World War was fought all over the world and in01:31:05
the Pacific Ocean and in Europe and Africa and on01:31:08
in the fields of the Soviet Union she beat yes well01:31:11
then let's talk about something01:31:13
adapter script world war has begun01:31:14
on when it started on quiet01:31:16
ocean01:31:17
running of the eastern axis is similar but if01:31:21
she started dragging then let's01:31:22
just started when we went to Japan01:31:25
began expansion into China when it emerged01:31:26
zavala this manju of the year when she01:31:28
landed in Burma and so on and so on and this01:31:32
happened before thirty-nine01:31:35
when did the injury begin if she01:31:37
will be if you say World War II01:31:40
if you want when the war started01:31:42
in Europe it's different but then it's not the second01:31:45
world good war in europe who is it01:31:47
untied at the sight of a Spanish01:31:51
civil war involving one01:31:53
Hitler's side and Stalin's other side01:31:55
this is part of the second world war yes01:31:57
of course certainly everyone started01:31:59
mid-30s events at Khalkhin Gol01:32:03
and on Lake Khasan it was the second01:32:06
world 30 soviet union fought with01:32:09
Japanese 6 that was the Second World War01:32:13
war or not you will not sell in Europe01:32:16
but at the same time this is the Soviet Union which is in01:32:18
Europe, too, was somehow born there01:32:21
concept01:32:22
Europe was pregnant with a new war and01:32:24
in general the whole world was pregnant with the new one01:32:27
war is now a lot of talk01:32:30
souls, that's where America entered the war01:32:32
because there's pearl harbor there01:32:35
preceded pearl harbor then swag01:32:38
preceded by a board and there American01:32:40
blockade of Japan America declared a blockade01:32:44
and forbade not to trade for Skype before01:32:47
total oil therefore Tatneft Japanese01:32:50
invented this dry creeping there01:32:52
coal produced synthetic gasoline and01:32:55
other other planes flew on it01:32:58
there was a gasoline shortage so they didn't01:33:00
could until how massively01:33:02
do this and so on and so on later01:33:05
many years later until the seventies01:33:11
years01:33:12
or stitches 60 UN accepted01:33:17
list of actions that can be considered01:33:22
aggression and if in relation to01:33:26
of this country these actions01:33:27
space, then the country can consider that01:33:31
she was subjected to aggression and then he st.01:33:34
she thinks she starts rightly, but01:33:39
among these actions if you action like01:33:46
establishing a block01:33:51
if only these rules would be transferred01:33:55
let's say the end of the thirties01:33:57
but then the warmongers on the quiet01:34:00
the ocean would no longer be Japan's green shdm01:34:03
to the extent that you agree that Hitler and01:34:08
Stalin is equally guilty of that01:34:10
that the war broke out in Europe no no01:34:14
Of course not, I think it’s Hitler after all01:34:17
more01:34:19
magic is more to blame because before01:34:22
thirty-nine Stalin no01:34:28
their aggressive intentions towards01:34:31
did not sell to other European countries01:34:35
and not even articulate while01:34:37
already in the thirty-eighth year Hitler was obvious01:34:41
formulated his ambitions in01:34:44
in relation to the Sudetenland01:34:46
subsequently word box and avoid01:34:49
military operations succeeded only01:34:51
because the West made concessions in the form01:34:54
represented by France and England, that's why I01:34:58
it's about who did the first thing01:35:02
aggressive action in European01:35:04
continent it was of course the type that01:35:08
Stalin and Hitler attacked the pulse01:35:10
no doubt01:35:12
But01:35:14
the question would attack you tirelessly01:35:17
you find the answer yes01:35:19
Stalin would have attacked without Hitler on the remote control01:35:22
the answer is don't understand yes of course you live01:35:27
in Germany and in such a good tea01:35:30
does not absolve Stalin of responsibility and01:35:32
you know what to do there for not even01:35:34
in that not in that sense in what sense who is there01:35:39
the first one started and so on and so on and01:35:41
after all, at first it was World War 201:35:44
was01:35:45
the set has little connection with each other01:35:48
conflicts of different countries and for example, well01:35:52
OK01:35:53
unmotivated aggression towards01:35:55
poland before hitler01:35:57
the same unmotivated aggression with01:35:59
Stalin's side in relation to not01:36:01
and in some cases it is to give it01:36:06
whether it was repeated01:36:08
that there was an attack on September01:36:12
staged a radio station in Gliwice01:36:14
Hitler before the Periotek there are German corpses01:36:21
out of uniform and German soldiers and the same thing01:36:24
steel did did provoked01:36:27
artillery shelling which themselves01:36:29
they shot at themselves and blamed it on themselves01:36:31
at least the film has already proven that it is01:36:33
what the Russians themselves did in relation to the Russians01:36:35
the whole flight on this one is just a bunch of clean01:36:40
you live in one of the most01:36:43
fashionable areas of Germany under01:36:46
Munich where you can especially see how they look01:36:50
German old men01:36:52
but a little earlier I saw veterans01:36:55
World War II Germans who01:36:59
fought, including on the territory01:37:00
Soviet Union beautiful teeth01:37:03
their cars01:37:04
cottages garden beautiful clean well maintained01:37:08
wonderful products life is good01:37:11
at the same time the veterans are happy with us01:37:15
only the last lesson is gone01:37:18
call 27 yes yes but we will fall 701:37:22
that means how old they are now 9301:37:25
90 93 There are still enough Koninians in Germany01:37:28
already for what reason but I caught them I01:37:32
I saw me leaving and who caught me long ago at night01:37:35
we saw you and I saw01:37:37
soviet soldiers winners toothless01:37:40
become scary from apartments without housing without01:37:44
nothing who is the result in your opinion01:37:47
the Soviet Union won the war or01:37:49
Germany find out about this already01:37:53
I wrote I'll just repeat what I said01:37:55
some time ago he wrote to me01:37:59
it seems that this was not a single war 2 and01:38:04
in it Russia fought with Russia and01:38:07
Germany fought with Germany like this01:38:10
Germany won Russia lost01:38:16
you can specify this at length01:38:18
reason and discuss the issue there01:38:22
This is the famous phrase: marry us yourself01:38:25
gulag in the gulag archipelago about what's on01:38:31
initial stage01:38:33
Great Patriotic War was with the second01:38:40
act of civil war, nation and guilt01:38:46
Hitler is that he is not01:38:47
turned this civil war into a civil war01:38:50
Russians have the opportunity to understand inside01:38:52
began to pursue a policy of genocide01:38:55
Well, actually the doctrine of RST and Hitler but01:38:59
and cost him victories01:39:01
which may be good but for me01:39:06
it’s quite obvious what to find with this one01:39:12
diverse01:39:13
and multifaceted and generally difficult01:39:16
phenomena such as total victory in the second01:39:22
world war01:39:23
there are a lot of components so here it is01:39:27
I think Russia won the nomination01:39:32
winning a military conflict01:39:36
victory doesn't stop there01:39:38
Well, what else is there, live morally01:39:41
victory victory of your idea and so on and so on01:39:46
other in all other nominations01:39:48
I somehow Russia was defeated01:39:52
tell me the whole military victory is unconditional01:39:54
left for the Red Army this he is with01:39:57
huge reservations about legal assistance01:40:00
the price and about the price and about the price that was01:40:03
paid for this, yes, but for the rest01:40:07
of course big questions01:40:09
when I get to Germany they give me others01:40:12
countries not only European, I see that01:40:15
in any hotel there are Russian ones01:40:18
federal channels with all the poison01:40:22
which one they produce please tell me01:40:24
please look at Russian houses01:40:27
there are no federal channels, how do you live?01:40:32
yes, it’s normal, we visited in advance01:40:34
I turn on I watch some German news01:40:38
football and everything else I get content from01:40:42
from the Internet but you know thanks01:40:45
the Internet of such groins of other people as01:40:48
Nightingales staple his dad to Dmitry01:40:51
Kiselyov01:40:52
well I know the existence but the transmission with01:40:55
I almost never watch them, only a few01:40:58
the excerpts that are there on Facebook are very01:41:00
often appear as some kind of memes but01:41:05
I think that you live well but in vain01:41:08
if you don’t watch Solovyov, well, you01:41:12
you know how Dostoevsky's speeches burn01:41:13
I haven’t read everything, do you communicate with01:41:20
Chubais and some of the other former01:41:24
your colleagues in the Russian government01:41:27
difficult question if I start now01:41:31
list all your former colleagues01:41:36
with whom I communicate that I can fly01:41:39
it's true that some of them are enough to harm01:41:41
well integrated into current01:41:43
verticals and in business some01:41:47
showed therefore let's my question01:41:49
will bypass01:41:51
about and whether they continue to keep you in Russia01:41:54
are you criminally prosecuting yes of course yes01:41:59
continues to prosecute me then01:42:02
we give out the chapter from me if for01:42:04
suspended until wipe very much01:42:07
funny reason and all of01:42:09
impossibility of establishing01:42:10
location is pretty funny01:42:13
because I01:42:14
and in addition to being a member01:42:15
Germany I continue to be a gin01:42:17
Russian Federation and as citizens01:42:19
Russian Federation I specifically01:42:21
registered in Russian01:42:22
consulate in Munich01:42:24
yes they leave yes where I directly indicated01:42:28
Russian sweetness01:42:31
the prosecutor's office sent me letters and01:42:35
now these people say they can't01:42:38
stop my location here01:42:40
the case is suspended but I can01:42:42
explain why it is suspended01:42:44
because if she weren't01:42:46
suspended continued it should01:42:48
was to be closed upon expiration of the calf until01:42:50
shine and in case it happens01:42:52
suspended until expiration01:42:55
statute of limitations is also a chair for dinner and01:42:58
so my pursuit is the way01:43:01
endlessly while I'm alive despite the fact that01:43:04
of course my location and01:43:07
beautiful of us but at the same time they lie and01:43:10
report something to say we don't01:43:13
we can establish and the day has come and how01:43:14
Primakov is a lie, I didn’t hide it and01:43:18
Russians don't need to eat gear01:43:21
please tell me you love Russia but01:43:26
strange love will not defeat her reason01:43:29
my not a word bought with blood incomplete01:43:32
proudly aquarius peace not dark antiquity01:43:36
distant legends stir within me01:43:39
happy dreams01:43:40
underwear to the south what they are known for01:43:45
now the boundless swaying of the rivers floods01:43:48
you and the like seas are measured by Lerman01:43:56
Are you tired of immigration? Tell me?01:44:02
you know, yes and no, I often have01:44:08
they ask if I will ever return to01:44:10
Russia all this is heavy will fall01:44:13
if our asses would collapse and freedom would take us01:44:16
joyfully at the entrance and there are no marked brothers01:44:22
Should I return it?01:44:23
won't come back no no I'd love to01:44:27
I will come to visit and visit my01:44:33
beloved peter there and to a lesser extent01:44:35
a loved one can travel around Moscow01:44:39
Russia likes both the Volga and Baikal01:44:43
Kamchatka many places where I have been and where01:44:46
there was no Caucasus, that's Kuban where mine took place01:44:52
childhood01:44:53
but I won’t go back at all01:44:57
can’t be returned, what if we suppose01:45:00
Navalny or Khodorkovsky will become01:45:03
the president will say Alfredo Ringo Ice01:45:05
thing welcome to post01:45:07
Deputy Prime Minister or Prime Minister and you01:45:11
you know I'll be 60 next year01:45:14
perfect age to water one01:45:17
only next year not Khodorkovsky and01:45:19
let's become residents of Russian01:45:21
federation and by the time they01:45:24
will become presidents of the Russian Federation01:45:26
then change the sand and it will fall01:45:29
who do I need java filmed about01:45:31
optimistic than filled with your anger01:45:35
Germany tell me I don’t understand why01:45:38
filled with your days in Germany with me01:45:43
have a business and do business then in01:45:47
free time I like mountain climbing01:45:50
in the mountains and this one I climbed a lot01:45:55
the summer before last I walked from01:46:00
Germany in Italy too and in the mountains01:46:04
up through all the passes into a dangerous01:46:08
Human01:46:09
why are you burning me by the way on mont blanc01:46:12
I climbed you can easily get out of01:46:15
one side to the other then I'm all here01:46:17
I know the secret paths of the goat and so I01:46:21
if Germany is attacked God forbid01:46:23
enemies and hellish snake are good guerrillas01:46:25
it will work out if your enemies suddenly attack you01:46:29
you will selflessly defend Germany01:46:32
like of course down I thank you for01:46:41
please everyone had an interview with you01:46:45
very interesting come to Kyiv yes01:46:50
when it’s finished, go to Kyiv and that’s it01:46:56
corner slotted01:46:57
just when the coronavirus ends01:47:01
We're still doing well since the chestnuts are blooming01:47:03
It will be beautiful to role-play, but I often go to01:47:06
Ukraine I often visit Lviv water01:47:09
friends in Kyiv01:47:12
but I can't get out of it all for the last time01:47:13
was the goal in Kyiv in the fall in the spring of 1401:47:16
time when Russian find dice on01:47:19
Russian here I am just such videos01:47:22
the Russian spring will pass with more01:47:26
Nemtsov Misha Khodorkovsky by the way01:47:28
amazing I'm the conclusion I want to say01:47:34
in vain they expect Ukrainians from the West01:47:37
some active actions that01:47:42
will help her in the fight against Russia, but no longer01:47:45
are waiting but I just want to say you put01:47:49
themselves in the place of the West, but they are looking01:47:52
enough for this conflict01:47:56
suspended and when they see what's there01:47:59
Trade turnover between Ukraine and Russia is growing01:48:00
from year to year when01:48:04
Ukrainians fight with all their might for rights01:48:07
transit of Russian Russian gas and01:48:12
and so on and on and on and on01:48:15
this requires that Germany several01:48:17
also Russian gas01:48:18
directly to yourself, not only through Ukraine01:48:21
and to carry sanctions were maintained01:48:24
so as not to trade and so on and so forth01:48:25
further, well, nothing, I’ll take the forging of a bear, but01:48:29
if you were to drag there resolutely01:48:31
gave up trading on one's own01:48:32
if you are in this order to look for active01:48:34
fighting with little green men01:48:38
shed blood defending their homeland but01:48:40
do you really want to stay in the West, so to speak?01:48:42
side because when the war was going on in Vietnam01:48:44
real war the american army is out01:48:48
supported the south let Sunday in01:48:50
were ultimately defeated but01:48:52
after all, they were not defeated in the war01:48:55
really, but if these Vietnamese01:49:00
soldiers who fought against the roofs01:49:02
we wouldn’t have fought at all if it weren’t for them01:49:06
could not be collected into any orby01:49:08
if they would drag at the first blow01:49:10
fled what if their government01:49:14
traded North Vietnam01:49:15
would the Americans really have landed?01:49:19
they would have killed so many of their soldiers01:49:22
defending the interests of South Vietnam01:49:26
who himself does not hide to fight01:49:28
I especially wanted to take it very certainly01:49:31
that's why you can't expect from others01:49:36
more than ready to demand themselves and01:49:39
in this respect it seems to me that Europe01:49:43
do even more than Ukraine itself for01:49:45
Ukraine because Europe01:49:50
introduced sanctions against Russia and Ukraine01:49:53
de facto no special sanctions bella01:49:56
even moreover, he is trying to increase01:49:58
bidding from Ukraine personnel 7 Poroshenko ours01:50:04
the former president even had candy01:50:05
I traded with pawns, I didn't trade01:50:08
I know how successful he is there endlessly01:50:09
told me that there are tax authorities01:50:11
checks Eva to carry the Lipetsk factory01:50:13
private person screwed up01:50:15
but apparently there was something to check01:50:17
quality here and there were01:50:19
food I spent against Poroshenko nothing01:50:22
I can say listen, don't shoot at01:50:24
he plays the pianist as best he can and then01:50:28
the concept of what’s the matter is that they are Ukrainians01:50:33
love of the Ukrainian voter01:50:34
to the newly elected president she01:50:37
good except that it is very short01:50:39
that's why we'll see how soon you01:50:44
you will start to hate Lensky very much01:50:47
let's start thinking but empirically it is01:50:53
inevitably you may scatter01:50:55
make exceptions so far01:50:57
acted quite consistently01:51:00
a year of love and then three years of hatred01:51:04
next spring when he won with ballet01:51:07
Yes, the forest will end in the summer and we'll see01:51:11
how how will your love endure01:51:15
transformation or will she stay the same01:51:18
fiery here is Alfredo Ringo only01:51:22
thank you very much until I shook it01:51:26
nothing really that special but01:51:27
I didn’t tell you but you’re just modest01:51:30
man yes thanks the audience will appreciate it01:51:34
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