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[00:00:00] it's very good that this happened, the gasification program, according to the president,
[00:00:04] will expand, the main thing is that both the connection itself and the gas
[00:00:07] equipment are accessible to people. We cannot allow
[00:00:10] excessive, unjustified price increases. In addition,
[00:00:14] the services for installing gas equipment require
[00:00:17] serious, serious expenses from families who do not
[00:00:20] receive subsidies. At the same time, unfortunately, there are cases when
[00:00:24] the cost of work is inflated, when projects
[00:00:27] to connect citizens' houses to gas
[00:00:30] are complicated due to optional items,
[00:00:34] additional, I don't want to say it, but I can't help but say,
[00:00:37] imposed services and the like. I ask the Federal
[00:00:41] Antimonopoly Service, together with Gazprom and the regions, to take
[00:00:44] this issue under strict control, and I ask the government to establish
[00:00:48] operational analysis and monitoring of the availability of
[00:00:51] gas equipment and its installation for citizens. Gasification
[00:00:55] changes not only people's lives, but also the economy of territories,
[00:00:58] often it is the blue ones. 13
[00:01:39] seats in
[00:01:42] parliament, I repeat, everything by party lists, the other half
[00:01:46] of the seats are districts. The Central Election Commission announced that
[00:01:49] the United Russia party, with such results as
[00:01:52] today, and they currently have, I remind you,
[00:01:54] 57.29%,
[00:01:57] can claim a constitutional majority in
[00:02:00] the ninth State
[00:02:02] Duma.
[00:02:05] With this, we conclude and hand over the baton to our colleagues Olesya
[00:02:08] Loseva and Anatoly Kuzichev and their interlocutors in the studio
[00:02:12] of Channel
[00:02:12] One.
[00:02:19] Good evening, on live air in the studio of Channel One are Anatoly Kuzichev and
[00:02:22] Olesya Loseva. Russia has voted. Today was
[00:02:26] the final day of voting in the elections of deputies of the state.
[00:02:43] In these elections to the State Duma, a new composition of the Duma
[00:02:46] will be determined for the next 5 years,
[00:02:50] 10 parties participated in the voting, and as stated by
[00:02:54] the head of the Central Election Commission of Russia, Ella Pamfilova, turnout this
[00:02:57] year exceeded the previous figures.
[00:03:30] here are the preliminary results, by the way, our esteemed viewers can see almost
[00:03:33] in real-time, so to speak, the count,
[00:03:37] based on the exit polls, it is clear that United
[00:03:40] Russia maintains its leadership, all
[00:03:43] preliminary sociological surveys also said this, in your
[00:03:47] opinion, what expectations from the party does
[00:03:50] this indicate, what do people want? Well, you know,
[00:03:54] first of all, it seems to me, this result is
[00:03:57] a consolidation of all our citizens around the government.
[00:04:30] Yes, but for centuries this
[00:04:33] trick has been repeated, it doesn't work, the more they pressure us, the more
[00:04:36] we unite, in fact,
[00:04:39] this result shows that people
[00:04:42] rallied around our president, I
[00:04:45] saw preliminary sociological data, we'll see what the results will be, but
[00:04:49] it was in the border regions in Novorossiya that the highest
[00:04:52] ratings were for the United Russia party, that is,
[00:04:56] the opposite, the opposite effect, and even in Moscow, somewhere...
[00:05:42] with due attention to the problems of the guys who will be
[00:05:46] returning now, and also everything that is connected, as it were, with the care
[00:05:50] and attention of all those who help the front,
[00:05:53] therefore, it seems to me, this delicate matter
[00:05:56] will be the first
[00:06:00] layer of expectations from the party, for the near
[00:06:03] future, we need to take care of those who have lost their loved ones, we need to
[00:06:06] take care of those who continue to fulfill their military
[00:06:10] duty, here we need to be very...
[00:06:42] says that, in fact, where she was wounded, that's where
[00:06:46] she went to the elections, and there, as far as I know, there's a pretty good level of
[00:06:50] support preliminarily, well, morning will show, of course, yes, but I would really like
[00:06:53] such people to represent the party in
[00:06:56] the State Duma, well, by the way, yes,
[00:06:59] Irina, of course, in our studio, in fact, you said well about the fact that they do this
[00:07:03] again and again, I'm not afraid, from century to century, someone very
[00:07:07] smart once noted that real stupidity is doing the same thing
[00:07:11] hoping for a different result.
[00:09:44] something at the words of the pensioners' party, you looked at me attentively, no, this does not apply to you
[00:09:48] yet, we continue, yes, well, it's important to understand that these are exit polls, these are,
[00:09:52] so to speak, surveys at the exit from polling stations, firstly,
[00:09:55] not all polling stations in Russia, if I'm not mistaken, there were almost 90,000
[00:09:58] polling stations throughout the country, yes, and here, I think, about
[00:10:02] about there, well, about a thousand, so that's why I'm saying this,
[00:10:05] not to cast doubt, but to say that all this can be very
[00:10:08] strongly corrected, morning will show, Vyacheslav Alekseevich.
[00:10:13] These are such special elections, I think,
[00:10:16] we have not held elections in such an environment
[00:10:19] before, comment, well,
[00:10:22] indeed, elections to the State Duma in wartime conditions, we have not had
[00:10:26] before, we had presidential elections, but
[00:10:30] elections to the State Duma are truly unique in this
[00:10:34] sense, and these were
[00:10:37] elections where people were concerned not so much about their
[00:10:40] usual problems, I've been running for
[00:10:44] the State Duma for a long time, and I know that
[00:10:47] usually people were more concerned about problems
[00:10:51] of everyday life, domestic issues and so on.
[00:10:55] These were, perhaps, the first elections, at least
[00:10:58] in our recent history, when the
[00:11:01] questions we are discussing
[00:11:05] here, in the studio, there, time
[00:11:07] will tell, or in the big
[00:11:10] game, it was these problems, problems
[00:11:14] related to the special military operation, to how
[00:11:18] and when we will win, that came to
[00:11:21] the forefront, uh-huh, and this is truly unique.
[00:11:25] This also emphasized the feeling of our
[00:11:29] national unity, I would like to sincerely thank
[00:11:32] our viewers today for coming and
[00:11:35] voting, because this was indeed a civic
[00:11:38] feat to some extent, because people were intimidated and
[00:11:41] people showed that they are
[00:11:45] ready
[00:11:47] to truly support the government in these conditions,
[00:11:51] because it was also, if...
[00:12:25] is now electing its deputies, I think Irina can already be
[00:12:28] congratulated, because the counting
[00:12:31] of votes in the new territories began
[00:12:35] earlier than in the rest of the country, due to the difficult situation, due to
[00:12:38] shelling, polling stations there closed at 2 p.m., yes, I know, and
[00:12:42] the voting and the results of the voting are already known there, so
[00:12:46] preliminarily, at least, Irina can certainly be congratulated, as can
[00:12:49] Alexander Boroday, who also ran there in these new
[00:12:53] territories. You're killing us, we have an
[00:12:57] interesting program, well, I'll completely kill the intrigue, I also ran there.
[00:13:00] Good.
[00:13:03] This is truly a big thank you, immense
[00:13:06] gratitude indeed from the whole country, because you were
[00:13:10] watched, perhaps, more than anyone else,
[00:13:13] much more attention was paid to our new territories than to
[00:13:17] Moscow, there, than to St. Petersburg, to any
[00:13:20] regions, because firstly, they are the first, and secondly,
[00:13:23] they are from...
[00:14:25] years, as well as my colleagues too, in their
[00:14:28] electoral districts, with their voters, in
[00:14:31] their, well, those
[00:14:34] areas that we deal with, and this
[00:14:37] is also an assessment of our work, therefore
[00:14:41] for the high assessment of this work of ours, we should also
[00:14:44] thank our voters, in fact, look at the results
[00:14:48] of the elections, United Russia will get more seats in the State Duma
[00:14:51] than it has now, morning will tell.
[00:15:06] United Russia 52.8%,
[00:15:09] CPRF 14.8%, LDPR -
[00:15:13] 9.9%. New People
[00:15:16] 8.6%. Fair Russia -
[00:15:19] 5.5%. Pensioners' Party
[00:15:23] 3.1%.
[00:15:37] spoiled ballots 1.7%,
[00:15:40] according to Insamar, an exit poll from polling stations, the total
[00:15:44] number is
[00:15:47] 9878 entities, well, as I understand it,
[00:15:50] Viktor Alexandrovich, you have a direct relationship, yes, to conducting this
[00:15:54] question, how can you
[00:15:55] comment on this?
[00:15:58] Well, the first thing to note is, of course,
[00:16:02] the main indicator that was
[00:16:05] for us during these days, that is turnout.
[00:16:37] no matter, there, in front of a computer screen, smartphones,
[00:16:41] personal behavior,
[00:16:43] they come to the polling station, this is undoubtedly
[00:16:47] a very important result, and I believe that all of us
[00:16:50] can be congratulated, and this is certainly a very important exam
[00:16:54] that has been passed. If we talk about
[00:16:57] the results of the parties, then, well, let's say, I do not
[00:17:00] share the opinion that was expressed from different sides about
[00:17:04] the fact that the company is devoid of intrigue, we have...
[00:17:37] which, probably, overcomes
[00:17:40] the five percent barrier, we have LDPR,
[00:17:44] which, without Vladimir Volfovich, actually passed
[00:17:47] the test of viability,
[00:17:50] of historical legacy, that is, it is largely
[00:17:53] a new party, in my opinion, this is also a very important
[00:17:56] result, third after
[00:17:58] CPRF, CPRF, which worsened its
[00:18:02] results compared, probably will worsen its results compared to
[00:18:05] 2021. But they are still in second
[00:18:08] place, yes, yes, but with
[00:18:11] a loss in the number of voters, in this sense, no new voters
[00:18:15] appeared, and with high turnout, in my opinion, well, this
[00:18:18] is undoubtedly, as it were, a success, but a success
[00:18:22] with mediation through no, well,
[00:18:26] and we can congratulate the New People, this is an established political
[00:18:29] project, which almost doubled its performance compared to
[00:18:33] 2021, thank you, I may say a strange thing,
[00:18:36] I will say a strange thing later, now I will greet
[00:18:40] Petr Olegovich in the studio, yes, good day,
[00:18:42] hello,
[00:18:44] congratulations preliminarily, United Russia's victory,
[00:18:47] preliminarily, so the strange thing I wanted to
[00:18:50] say, or maybe not strange, in fact, our esteemed guests
[00:18:54] said approximately the same thing, I liked
[00:18:57] Vyacheslav Alekseevich's image, who said that people, coming to
[00:19:01] the polling stations, practically supported the authorities, in
[00:19:04] this sense, the actual preferences themselves take a back seat,
[00:19:08] the check mark itself in the ballot, the fact itself,
[00:19:12] the fact, so to speak, of coming to the polling station, the fact
[00:19:15] of participating in the voting, especially when we are talking about our
[00:19:19] new regions, there is generally fantastic turnout, there it's over 70,
[00:19:23] I repeat, it seems to me, the very fact of coming to the polling stations is more important than the check mark
[00:19:27] placed in the ballot, Anna Yuryevna, you have the floor,
[00:19:30] for 80, I would like to correct you, because I have been
[00:19:34] constantly in the liberated regions,
[00:19:38] I saw in their faces what this voting
[00:19:41] means for them now, when they hold your hand and
[00:19:45] say, "I wish we were with Russia sooner,"
[00:19:49] now for them,
[00:19:52] voting, well, as I see it, as I
[00:19:55] feel it,
[00:19:58] is a step and a step towards victory for those who cannot bear arms, it is
[00:20:02] the same battle, it is the same struggle for their country, for their
[00:20:05] children, for the future. This is a step
[00:20:09] that
[00:20:12] the eyes of the whole world are fixed on, not only Russia, this
[00:20:15] is all of us together as one family voting today, and
[00:20:19] today the whole country is the president's team, yes, we
[00:20:23] all go and know why, the parties
[00:20:26] formulated their
[00:20:29] priorities, United Russia a little more precisely, but
[00:20:33] that's not the only point, it also managed to unite people around these
[00:20:36] priorities.
[00:20:39] This is family, this is the defense of the homeland,
[00:20:42] this is support for our economy, we, in essence,
[00:20:46] spoke here about such a difficult situation, but it has always existed.
[00:21:50] let's not get ahead of ourselves and not break the intrigue, as you
[00:21:53] say, it maintains leadership, this means that
[00:21:55] population preservation is a priority, as it was, 180 laws were adopted to
[00:21:59] protect our families, about
[00:22:02] 170 were adopted to protect our families, 183 to
[00:22:05] protect seven participants in the special military operation, in general
[00:22:09] of course, decisions were made in
[00:22:11] conditions, well, let's say, special
[00:22:15] special COVID, the beginning of
[00:22:18] the SMO, uh-huh. we ratified
[00:22:22] the agreement on the reunification
[00:22:24] of regions,
[00:22:26] 70 laws were adopted just on the integration of the liberated
[00:22:30] regions into Russia, but a law is
[00:22:32] a document, and it needs to be implemented, you need to go there
[00:22:36] on foot, you need to build this whole system, I remember perfectly
[00:22:40] when, at the very beginning of the special military operation, we literally
[00:22:43] brought everything, from gloves to the hospital
[00:22:46] to equipment. It's clear how
[00:22:50] the situation changed then, now families
[00:22:54] receive both maternity capital and social payments, a
[00:22:57] solution has been found for pensions, despite the fact that
[00:23:00] Ukraine destroyed archives, did not
[00:23:03] provide data, who are they avenging? They are avenging
[00:23:06] old pensioners, they are avenging families with infants,
[00:23:09] for what? For not choosing
[00:23:13] Bandera, for choosing Russia, truth,
[00:23:17] our victory, and...
[00:24:01] Vladimir Putin also said that participation in elections is a contribution to
[00:24:04] victory, so I want to show you now what
[00:24:08] contribution to victory was made by
[00:24:10] representatives of the great generation of victors,
[00:24:14] a veteran of the Great Patriotic War, despite her age,
[00:24:17] came to the polling station. A resident of
[00:24:20] Dzerzhinsk, she is 100 years old, she is a war veteran,
[00:24:24] according to her, in her entire life she has not missed a single
[00:24:28] vote, that is, in a century of life she has not missed
[00:24:31] a single vote, and veterans, and
[00:24:34] many other voters spoke about the importance of
[00:24:37] voting,
[00:24:40] I came early before work and voted for a peaceful life,
[00:24:44] for a happy life, we are very happy that today such
[00:24:47] an opportunity is given to us for the first time. We
[00:24:50] feel pride, joy, everything will be good for us, victory
[00:24:54] will be ours, well, Alya just remembered, and we
[00:24:57] showed you their veterans, these people, of course, these people know a thing or two
[00:25:01] about victory, yes, thank them and a deep bow for that victory,
[00:25:05] but we will try, so to speak, not to shame and, so to speak, to
[00:25:09] conclude this victory, this victory, so to speak,
[00:25:12] what is happening now, Petr Olegovich, here, besides the word victory, the word
[00:25:16] consolidation was also very often heard,
[00:25:20] just for sure, well, you know, colleagues have already said that this
[00:25:23] is our response to the pressure that our country
[00:25:27] is currently under, and indeed unprecedented
[00:25:30] attacks on Moscow in
[00:25:33] recent days, apparently they somehow concentrated resources in
[00:25:37] order to hit harder at the most crucial
[00:25:40] moment with drones, today I
[00:25:43] talked with several people who spent the night just, well,
[00:25:47] very restlessly, let's say,
[00:25:50] cautiously, and of course,
[00:25:53] the calculation that someone would be scared, someone would not
[00:25:57] go, someone would vote against, it did not
[00:26:00] materialize, and indeed.
[00:26:02] This is our Russian trait,
[00:26:05] when we unite in the
[00:26:08] face of pressure and danger, and
[00:26:11] here it is also present, what has been happening
[00:26:15] in recent days, countless hacker
[00:26:19] attacks, I don't know, well,
[00:26:21] how much can be told about it, but the
[00:26:25] system that managed to be built with electronic
[00:26:28] voting, a list of...
[00:27:02] they voted for the system
[00:27:06] that exists, for the system
[00:27:09] of democratic elections that exist in the country, and today I was
[00:27:13] asked several times by colleagues about how
[00:27:17] the West will react to this, will it recognize
[00:27:20] it or not, but it seems to me, in our situation,
[00:27:23] the question itself sounds wild, what difference does it make to us
[00:27:27] what it recognizes or does not recognize, for us the most important thing is the will of our
[00:27:31] voters, and it seems to me that
[00:27:33] today
[00:27:35] those people who will be given trust, they will receive such
[00:27:39] an advance from the voters, because we are, as always, experiencing
[00:27:43] historical times and quite difficult ones for
[00:27:46] everyone, so this advance, it will have to be justified,
[00:27:50] it will be necessary to work, and maybe not everyone
[00:27:53] understands this yet, but in fact
[00:27:57] this is a huge trust that exists, and for a politician, this is the only
[00:28:00] capital that can exist, this is the trust of his voters,
[00:28:04] therefore, today the mandate of trust that we
[00:28:07] received in these difficult conditions, in a difficult
[00:28:10] time, with a deficit, with shelling, with the ongoing
[00:28:14] SMO, with economic difficulties that
[00:28:17] the country will overcome, but still it's a difficult time,
[00:28:20] you understand, at this moment, when people
[00:28:23] supported and said, let's go
[00:28:26] on, this is very important, very important both
[00:28:29] for our president, and for...
[00:31:15] envy is a terrible thing that very often
[00:31:19] drives the world, and these opponents of ours, they, excuse me,
[00:31:23] remind me of characters from jokes about Ukrainians, who are
[00:31:26] always envious, and how to make it worse for someone
[00:31:29] else, that's exactly what they are trying to
[00:31:32] do, this is on the one hand both
[00:31:36] terribly funny, in fact, and most importantly
[00:31:40] absolutely useless, yes, meaningless,
[00:31:43] but because we still. everything works
[00:31:46] out thanks to those people who
[00:31:49] go to polling stations, who
[00:31:53] vote at home, no matter how, but they
[00:31:56] do it, of course, to everyone who
[00:31:59] does this in the new territories, yes,
[00:32:02] to everyone who does this in Donetsk, in Luhansk, in Zaporizhzhia, in
[00:32:06] Kherson region, in Crimea,
[00:32:09] yes, in difficult conditions, to put it mildly, a special thank you to them.
[00:32:13] special thanks to them.
[00:33:15] there will be voting in these territories, we
[00:33:18] know that decisions are being prepared by the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe, the Parliamentary
[00:33:22] Assembly of the OSCE, there the European Parliament, it is clear
[00:33:25] that it will be stated that this voting by definition could
[00:33:29] not be legitimate, because these territories from their point of view are
[00:33:32] illegitimate as part of Russia, well, and since the
[00:33:36] voting was illegitimate, it means
[00:33:39] that all elections in the entire territory of the Russian
[00:33:41] Federation cannot also be recognized as
[00:33:45] legitimate, the logic is clear, and there will be
[00:33:49] no sensations, and the fact that there was such a large
[00:33:52] turnout, the fact that people did not fear any threats
[00:33:56] to themselves, physical threats, or what
[00:33:58] was happening in the sky, or what was happening, well, let's say,
[00:34:02] in social networks, wherever else, that people really
[00:34:06] completely confirmed that the choice they
[00:34:09] made then, several years
[00:34:12] ago, making the decision to...
[00:38:28] cycle data, so 23:37
[00:38:31] whole, yes, 33,
[00:42:56] today was the final day of voting, the final day
[00:42:59] of elections of State Duma deputies. Russian Federation. We, together with
[00:43:03] our esteemed guests in the studio together with you live,
[00:43:06] so to speak, are monitoring the vote counting process.
[00:43:10] Voters, by the way, at these elections had access to electronic
[00:43:14] remote voting, and it was
[00:43:16] this format that Russian President Vladimir
[00:43:20] Putin chose for himself; he voted on the first day
[00:43:23] of the elections. In addition, our head Sergey Lavrov
[00:43:27] and Prime Minister Mikhail Mishustin voted
[00:43:30] online. Dmitry Medvedev, Defense Minister
[00:43:33] Andrei Belaousov, and Chairwoman of the Federation Council Valentina
[00:43:37] Matvienko preferred to visit in person.
[00:45:11] We were fortunate
[00:45:14] to include in our work agenda
[00:45:17] those topics and audiences that are, well, a dash
[00:45:21] of invisible Russia. You know that
[00:45:24] in Russia there are several million drug addicts,
[00:45:27] for example. A big problem is that there are
[00:45:31] co-dependent family
[00:45:32] members,
[00:45:35] parents, or rather, children, husbands. We started
[00:45:39] working with this audience about
[00:45:41] a year and a half ago. A year ago, we created a charitable foundation, and at the same time, we
[00:45:45] politically promoted this agenda as well.
[00:45:49] This is one audience, or a whole range of issues that we have,
[00:45:52] for example, related to entrepreneurial education for
[00:45:56] students. Uh-huh, because young people want
[00:45:59] to realize themselves in Russia. There are many such ways, but many
[00:46:02] wanted to do it precisely as entrepreneurs. We
[00:46:05] created a big program, I was involved in it for students in
[00:46:09] colleges.
[00:46:18] So, we raised such issues and addressed the women's agenda
[00:46:21] in a new way. For example, we indeed made a mistake when we
[00:46:25] decriminalized, removed the criminal element
[00:46:28] of battery that occurs in the family. If you
[00:46:32] are beaten on the street or in the entrance, it's a criminal offense, but if it's
[00:46:36] at home, it's not considered as such, right? Then it's a 5,000 ruble
[00:46:39] fine. These issues that were considered not very popular
[00:46:43] in politics, like, oh my god, drugs, domestic
[00:46:46] violence, we were told, how many people and politicians
[00:46:49] have been ruined by this. We started raising this topic, one
[00:46:53] after another. I understand. It was an ungrateful task, but
[00:46:56] it became grateful. I understand. Thank you, Genievich.
[00:46:59] Do we need a political science
[00:47:02] comment, yes?
[00:47:05] Let's, let's start with you, Pavel Viktorovich. How do you
[00:47:08] understand the preliminary results? Every time I make a reservation, maybe let's just stop, I won't
[00:47:12] make any more reservations. Every time I say this, I mean
[00:47:15] the preliminary, of course, results. How do you evaluate them, how do
[00:47:18] you comment on them? Everyone has already spoken about the turnout.
[00:47:22] If we talk about the first place of United Russia, it is
[00:47:25] due to three most important factors. The first
[00:47:29] is the support of the president.
[00:47:31] Indeed, the head of state was at both
[00:47:34] congresses of the party, and he spoke,
[00:47:38] emphasizing that he created this party. And of course,
[00:47:42] people could not but take this into account. First, second
[00:47:46] five. The United Russia five,
[00:47:49] with all due respect to the other parties. But the United
[00:47:53] Russia five looks excellent:
[00:47:55] Lavrov, the most popular minister,
[00:47:59] Sobyanin, the most popular and beloved, and also
[00:48:03] governor, uh, Poddubny, the most
[00:48:06] famous hero of Russia,
[00:48:08] Lvova-Belova, and
[00:48:12] one of the personifications of femininity,
[00:48:15] and Golovin, he is
[00:48:19] a hero of Russia, a soldier, a string, a string. A string,
[00:48:23] a string, an officer, a marine, then
[00:48:26] a paratrooper, in general, a great
[00:48:29] guy, uh-huh, by the way, women really like
[00:48:32] him, but he is handsome, and also, yes,
[00:48:35] the United Russia five, by the way, I want to say, uh, a little
[00:48:38] later you will see him in our studio, he is generally
[00:48:42] wonderful. The United Russia five, it looks
[00:48:44] magnificent. The third component is the
[00:48:48] popular program, uh-huh. You know, we
[00:48:51] — when we talked about
[00:48:54] new regions, about historical
[00:48:57] regions, we should also talk about the country as a whole,
[00:49:01] yes, the program, it does not consist only of the topic of the
[00:49:05] SVO, the topic of supporting veterans. This is an important
[00:49:08] component, in my opinion, about one tenth of the program
[00:49:12] concerns this issue, but - basic
[00:49:15] demands, sociologists will not let me lie, they remain
[00:49:18] the same: work, salary, comfortable environment,
[00:49:23] accessible environment, infrastructure,
[00:49:26] and so on. An answer was given to this: 3
[00:49:29] million proposals for the national
[00:49:33] program, this is serious. The variant
[00:49:36] turned out to be large, I won't say anything, not everyone
[00:49:40] can read it, as they say.
[00:49:43] Okay, I won't use the words of the mayor of Kyiv, that's
[00:49:46] wrong. But in any case, not every
[00:49:50] bird will fly to the middle, again I'm going towards Ukraine. In
[00:49:54] general, I must say, it's not
[00:49:57] easy, no, it's not easy, but if you summarize
[00:50:01] it, everything will become more obvious and clearer. 3
[00:50:04] million mandates, 3 million mandates, from which it was
[00:50:07] done, this is real work. I was a witness to
[00:50:11] how the part about
[00:50:14] was prepared. But Konstantin Nikolaevich
[00:50:17] was engaged in, I think, similar issues, and
[00:50:21] there -
[00:50:27] well, in general, this is the third component, and the fourth component, we must not forget, is 57 and
[00:50:30] 11% at 35%
[00:50:34] of the protocols, that's the first thing, yes. But the second
[00:50:37] is also single-mandate constituencies.
[00:50:41] A sensation, a sensation in single-mandate constituencies,
[00:50:44] for example, in Yaroslavl, happened. The district that
[00:50:48] was always for Gorechennikov, now
[00:50:51] it's no longer for him. Uh-huh. A Just Russia party member, he
[00:50:54] held the post of representative of the Yaroslavl
[00:50:58] region since 1990, even from the Supreme
[00:51:01] Soviet. That's it, understood, thank you. Nikolaevich, they
[00:51:04] gave you a post, yes? Well, in addition to what Pavel
[00:51:08] already said, I would, of course, add
[00:51:11] political infrastructure. Our colleagues correctly
[00:51:15] said that the party, why did the
[00:51:18] new
[00:51:21] people do quite well? It increased
[00:51:24] its result compared to or is increasing, the count is still ongoing, compared to five years ago,
[00:51:28] because the party has acquired political infrastructure over these 5 years,
[00:51:31] these are municipal deputies, these are factions in
[00:51:34] legislative assemblies, yes, we have 39 elections
[00:51:38] taking place, yes, in this case,
[00:51:41] when when the party's
[00:51:44] campaigns are combined, so to speak,
[00:51:47] yes, then you get a double, so to speak, effect, right? Well,
[00:51:50] in 35 subjects, for a single-mandate
[00:51:54] district, two or three districts of deputies
[00:51:57] of the regional legislative assembly fall into the State Duma.
[00:52:01] It is clear that when they work as one team, yes, in... carriers
[00:54:48] of various programs. Look, if we look at the total
[00:54:52] result of all parties, it's more than 90%. 93,
[00:54:55] 93, this is a very high level of political representation, meaning almost
[00:54:59] no points of view, opinions,
[00:55:02] problems were left out of this field.
[00:55:35] It has been said many times that the more pressure is put on us,
[00:55:38] the higher the consolidation,
[00:55:42] and people were not talking about who they would
[00:55:45] vote for. The first thing they said was, I will go to the elections. He might
[00:55:49] not have decided yet who he would vote for, but he clearly
[00:55:53] understood that we need to observe
[00:55:56] the constitution, we have
[00:55:58] it,
[00:56:00] and we respect it. We need to observe those legal deadlines.
[00:56:06] Uh-huh, for the period for which we delegate certain
[00:56:10] powers. So, people understood this perfectly
[00:56:14] in contrast to the fact that elections are not held in Ukraine, right?
[00:56:17] There, people seized power, they have been sitting there for several years, and they say
[00:56:21] it's impossible, and they say it's impossible. This
[00:56:25] contrast, because the question was raised
[00:56:28] that these elections would be illegitimate, we won't recognize
[00:56:31] anything, yes, because the contrast is
[00:56:35] already clear today. Our elections are held
[00:56:39] exactly on time. We must also say that
[00:56:42] the electoral system of the Russian Federation is not only
[00:56:45] elections to the State Duma. In this electoral cycle, there were
[00:56:49] 2,200 electoral
[00:56:52] campaigns. 39 regions elected
[00:56:55] regional parliaments, eight governors are elected, well, have already
[00:56:59] been elected, yes. Regarding whether they recognize
[00:57:03] or do not recognize, how...
[00:57:48] Yes, all of them as one, they don't
[00:57:51] recognize the results of these elections, they will recognize them, they won't get
[00:57:55] away with it. We'll see, yes, but they absolutely have to grumble, they can't do without
[00:57:59] it, yes, Olga, you are an international observer,
[00:58:03] yes, I am an international observer, as my colleague mentioned,
[00:58:06] there were indeed many of us, from Germany, unfortunately,
[00:58:10] no, because many colleagues were not released, everything is clear,
[00:58:13] so I won't entirely agree with you that they...
[00:58:54] are cut off from access to all the material that is necessary for the ruling
[00:58:57] coalition. If Alternative for Germany forms a coalition, it will not
[00:59:01] get access, so to speak, to these
[00:59:04] documents, to these papers. So there you have the contrast, Marat Vatych, which you
[00:59:07] spoke about. And despite all that, there is no, at least
[00:59:11] not yet, martial law, although military
[00:59:15] service is being introduced again, uh-huh. Colleagues on the ground from
[00:59:19] the polling stations can confirm your words by saying that
[00:59:22] what we saw on the ground was, firstly, there were times when
[00:59:26] we arrived at a polling station, and they didn't
[00:59:29] let us in. Yes, now probably
[00:59:33] many people's pulses have risen, how could the election commission not
[00:59:37] let in international observers? No, they didn't let us in,
[00:59:41] because firstly, they said that they were not warned that we were coming,
[00:59:44] uh-huh, to which we replied, that's the whole point, that...
[01:01:47] what else will come into the head of the next Macron? In this
[01:01:51] sense, it's generally cunning. Let's admit, we don't
[01:01:54] recognize, we don't recognize. Who are you to not recognize
[01:01:58] what the people of Russia decided
[01:02:01] with such a turnout, you understand? Absolutely, this
[01:02:05] is absolute cunning, this terminology is still from
[01:02:08] the colonial past, they are used to treating the whole world
[01:02:12] as their colonies, you understand? So
[01:02:15] can you imagine that France recognizes elections in
[01:02:18] Germany or there or vice versa, or
[01:02:22] the United States does not recognize elections, I don't know, in Canada? Well,
[01:02:26] that has never happened, in principle, no one even talks
[01:02:29] about it. Why? Because such an option does not
[01:02:32] exist, in principle, it does not exist, it was
[01:02:35] invented for aborigines. There is one
[01:02:38] option, I even suggested to political scientists, why they didn't use my brilliant idea,
[01:02:42] I said, let's introduce the term "Romanian
[01:02:44] elections".
[01:02:48] Generally, ideally for them, the people of Russia should not
[01:02:51] interfere in their elections, yes, that would be
[01:02:54] an ideal picture for them. But we have already said that the turnout is indeed
[01:02:58] unprecedentedly high in...
[01:04:00] Well, your, so to speak, your, your impression
[01:04:03] generally, well, plus separately, of course, it is
[01:04:07] very important to us, not that it is interesting, that is not the word, it is terribly important, really,
[01:04:11] about the new regions. When I was debating
[01:04:14] candidates for deputies of the State Duma, you mentioned your trips there several
[01:04:18] times, and it honestly impressed me greatly. I couldn't express it then, so
[01:04:22] to speak, because I was absolutely impartial and so on, but now
[01:04:25] is the time, now you can. Tell me a little more
[01:04:28] about it. First of all, I want to congratulate everyone, we had
[01:04:31] elections, and they were held indeed in such an absolutely difficult
[01:04:35] situation, when everything was against us, the world was against us,
[01:04:39] the West was against us, we were carpet bombed
[01:04:42] with drones, rockets, unprecedented hacker attacks, yet
[01:04:45] we stood firm, we endured, we voted, we all did not expect
[01:04:49] so many people to come and that so many people care about what is happening in our
[01:04:52] country. And I observed with particular interest how young people go to
[01:04:56] the polling stations, and not only electronically, it is clear that they all...
[01:05:00] have gadgets, it is done in one second, they go on foot with
[01:05:03] paper, and that's also great, because the polling stations become such
[01:05:07] a system-forming, well, platform, where unity is
[01:05:10] visible, that is, the older generation comes, which is used to voting that way, and
[01:05:14] young people, this is very cool. As for the elections in the new
[01:05:18] regions, such a turnout also stuns and surprises me, but on the other
[01:05:21] hand, there is a certain pride, really, for these people, who, well,
[01:05:25] probably for them, these are probably the most important
[01:05:29] elections. And I remember how we conducted
[01:05:32] elections, I was there as a journalist, an observer, at the elections, for example,
[01:05:36] when there was a referendum in Melitopol, those were
[01:05:38] extremely difficult conditions. Now the situation is
[01:05:41] different, people come and you really conveyed
[01:05:45] the atmosphere of a holiday very well, because the girls vote, everyone
[01:05:49] comes, grandmothers, adults, families. And if we talk about our
[01:05:53] electorate, about our voters, yes, I saw a lot of mothers with children at the polling stations,
[01:05:57] I believe that in these elections, our experts and political scientists
[01:06:00] will later judge, but I think many mothers came, many
[01:06:04] children came. Our party tried, and I think it succeeded in becoming such a voice
[01:06:08] for mothers, we will propose many initiatives in the ninth
[01:06:11] convocation, and this is very great when it is such a family,
[01:06:14] correct, common choice. And as for the new regions, well, just a low
[01:06:18] bow, because these are people made of such metal
[01:06:22] alloy that has not yet been studied by anyone in the Mendeleev
[01:06:25] table, these are our people who have withstood
[01:06:28] absolutely everything and are ready to continue. To stand on this, as long as there are such people,
[01:06:32] Russia will be great and strong, absolutely. We will go to
[01:06:35] a commercial break soon, for a short while, then we will return. I just wanted to entertain you a little. In those
[01:06:39] memorable times, we had many discussions in the program "Time Will Tell",
[01:06:43] so to speak, with various experts from Europe.
[01:06:46] I remember, and I knew the correct answer. I said
[01:06:50] to one of them, listen, well, it's good that you're
[01:06:54] arguing about Crimea and so on, about its legitimacy, you're challenging
[01:06:58] it. But remember, I said, what percentage was it in the referendum in
[01:07:01] Kosovo? He says, whatever the percentage, I'll tell you this, I said,
[01:07:05] there wasn't any. And he says, yes, well, that's awkward.
[01:07:09] Now it's awkward again. I'm saying that these
[01:07:12] elections, of course, are another confirmation, an additional
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[01:12:55] We continue to work live, in the studio of Channel One with Oles Loseva and
[01:12:58] Anatoly Kuzichev. We are closely following the vote count. Today,
[01:13:02] I remind you, was the last day of elections for deputies of the State Duma
[01:13:05] of the Russian Federation. We are not only monitoring the numbers, but also discussing
[01:13:09] with our guests in the studio, essentially, we are following this -
[01:13:12] the most important process for the country. Well, generally, everyone
[01:13:16] had the opportunity to vote these days, including those at
[01:13:19] sea and even in space. For example, our
[01:13:22] cosmonauts currently on the International
[01:13:26] Space Station voted remotely
[01:13:29] through a trusted person. Their ballots were cast by
[01:13:32] the Deputy Head of the Gagarin Cosmonaut Training Center, Andrei Babkin.
[01:13:36] Our military also voted, sometimes right on the front lines,
[01:13:40] in hospitals, and in their hometowns. They came to the polling
[01:13:43] stations with their families in military uniform. In general,
[01:13:46] this election campaign became in many ways unique. For example, according to
[01:13:50] the CEC, for the 2026 elections,
[01:13:53] 1,400
[01:13:56] 1,641 participants, including veterans of the special military operation, nominated themselves.
[01:14:00] Of these, 199 people participated in the campaign for
[01:14:03] elections to the State Duma. Vladislav
[01:14:06] Nikolaevich, you are a Hero of Russia, you are a participant
[01:14:10] in the special military operation, you are a graduate of the program
[01:14:13] "Time of Heroes". Political activity for you is
[01:14:16] an absolutely new stage. How do you think your
[01:14:19] combat experience will help you in this
[01:14:22] endeavor? First of all, of course, I want
[01:14:26] to say that everyone who
[01:14:29] went through battle, everyone
[01:14:33] who, despite the risks to
[01:14:36] life, responsibly performed their military
[01:14:40] duty, and
[01:14:42] many life stages experienced there,
[01:14:46] are reflected in the subconscious, consciousness, as the case may be,
[01:14:49] and of course, they form an even
[01:14:52] greater responsibility towards the people... towards their state
[01:14:56] and
[01:14:59] the words once spoken by every
[01:15:01] serviceman,
[01:15:04] the oath sworn to their
[01:15:06] homeland, I will repeat a couple
[01:15:09] of lines, where everyone says the words,
[01:15:13] "I swear to worthily
[01:15:16] defend the interests of my homeland,
[01:15:19] to courageously defend the freedom,
[01:15:22] independence, constitutional order
[01:15:25] of Russia, the people of the homeland." Of course,
[01:15:29] these words are so
[01:15:32] deeply ingrained in the subconscious that, regardless of
[01:15:35] what service a person is in, they
[01:15:39] will be devoted to their homeland and devoted to the interests
[01:15:42] of their people. I am sure that every
[01:15:46] candidate who is entrusted
[01:15:48] to
[01:15:51] express, yes, the wishes of the people will be able
[01:15:55] to worthily serve in their new field. I am looking at you
[01:15:59] now, and I remember images of
[01:16:01] you in Mariupol, your
[01:16:05] famous red backpack, that legendary string. I was charmed
[01:16:08] by you then, and I am charmed now. Thank you for being with
[01:16:12] us today and for generally continuing your path.
[01:16:25] how the cosmonauts voted, how the sailors voted, I suddenly remembered
[01:16:28] that, actually, it was the first time I participated in elections, actually, when I served
[01:16:32] in the navy on a ship, yes, in Kamchatka, we, yes, I remembered, we had
[01:16:36] polling stations on the ship, I came and voted, then, well, so
[01:16:39] to speak, such an atmosphere was there, I was a little out of
[01:16:42] it, but it's still a fact, on the ship I voted for the first time then, Dmitry
[01:16:46] Vadimovich, well, actually, your comments, your
[01:16:50] feelings, maybe you have some personal feeling from
[01:16:53] the elections, from your participation? participation,
[01:16:57] well, first of all, I want to say thank you
[01:16:59] to Muscovites, because for me these are the sixth elections, the sixth
[01:17:03] elections, and there has never been such a turnout as now,
[01:17:06] that is, it exceeds the 2021 elections by about 12
[01:17:10] points, and the most important thing is that people came, a lot
[01:17:13] of young people came, especially today young people
[01:17:15] came,
[01:17:18] we always said, vote, you decide for yourselves who to vote for,
[01:17:22] but the main thing is to come, and they say that... Moscow
[01:17:25] is political, people still go, now, just when
[01:17:29] they discussed, Vladislav said, I remember how elections happen there in
[01:17:33] the zone of participation of the SVO, they go in advance, about a week,
[01:17:37] I think, two weeks, I remember the presidential elections of 2024,
[01:17:40] a special box, and we always
[01:17:43] made sure that in every dugout, at every control point, everywhere
[01:17:47] along the entire front line, everything was driven through and each, each person
[01:17:51] always voted, because for the guys it's important there, of course...
[01:17:55] today I want to congratulate my countrymen,
[01:17:59] the residents of Mariupol,
[01:18:01] I remember 2003 then, and we said then that sooner
[01:18:05] or later Mariupol -
[01:18:37] citizens of Russia, they are just like us, they also
[01:18:41] build our political system, in general, if we talk in two
[01:18:44] words, yes, what is the peculiarity of these elections
[01:18:48] today, when we talk about the people's program
[01:18:51] of the party, this is not a made-up story for the elections, it
[01:18:55] has been going on for 10 years, this is a people's program, it
[01:18:59] flows from municipal, city elections, to the State
[01:19:03] Duma, the same program, due to which we give
[01:19:06] residents... of their districts
[01:19:09] to manage their street, their district, their
[01:19:13] city and their country, we must understand that
[01:19:17] deputies of the State Duma - they are the ones who represent and give this opportunity
[01:19:20] to life, plus today, of course, the consolidation
[01:19:23] of society is happening, such as has never been before, despite such
[01:19:26] very strong pressure from this collective
[01:19:30] West, among others, you know, they just don't understand us in the West,
[01:19:34] well, listen, we generally don't care if they
[01:19:38] understand or not, there was colossal pressure indeed, but millions of people
[01:19:41] came to the polling stations to make their choice, according
[01:19:45] to the assessment of the head of the CEC, Panfilova, the elections themselves took place in
[01:19:48] conditions of high political competition, despite
[01:19:51] the fact that the entire evil Western world rose up against us,
[01:19:55] Ella Panfilova separately emphasized, it's not
[01:19:58] up to Eurobureaucrats to teach us
[01:20:01] democracy,
[01:20:03] in Germany, an information attack just began, everything
[01:20:07] there
[01:21:07] electoral system, take into account the best, take into account the worst, so as not
[01:21:11] to repeat what is bad about our partners,
[01:21:15] opponents, enemies, and of course, we must build our own
[01:21:18] political, our own electoral system, such a
[01:21:22] system that people will trust, I want to thank all the voters
[01:21:25] who supported the Communist Party of the Russian Federation during this campaign,
[01:21:29] 40% of the votes have been counted, 60
[01:21:33] are still not, the counting continues, I
[01:21:35] strongly urge everyone... that has to do with
[01:21:39] counting votes, to do it as
[01:21:42] honestly, decently, without attempts to fix
[01:21:46] the voting result in favor of any political force,
[01:21:49] this will be the biggest contribution to the formation
[01:21:52] of a sovereign, democratic, decent
[01:21:55] national electoral system, if the figure that the CPRF
[01:21:58] is currently giving at 14% remains after the counting
[01:22:01] is finished, then quite a few
[01:22:04] citizens will not fully trust it.
[01:22:24] The main omission that we have based on the results of these elections is
[01:22:28] that there was not a serious enough,
[01:22:31] thoughtful nationwide discussion on the paths
[01:22:34] of the country's development. Debates were on all channels, including Channel One,
[01:22:38] but the Communist Party of the Russian Federation believes that more time
[01:22:41] should have been spent on this, more discussion, more
[01:22:45] deliberation on how we should overcome external challenges
[01:22:48] in order to cope with the
[01:22:51] threats that exist from outside, from within, because we will overcome any external
[01:22:54] threats if we heal our internal threats, internal
[01:22:58] weaknesses, wounds that were inflicted on the country in the
[01:23:02] nineties, then we will move forward and respond, I repeat, to any.
[01:23:05] и отвечать повторяю на любые.
[01:23:20] RF-LDPR - New People, A Just Russia. In the top
[01:23:23] five. Boris Alexandrovich, well, your
[01:23:26] party is currently in third place, right? It's not usually
[01:23:30] customary to congratulate in advance, but I'm hinting. How do
[01:23:34] you rate it? But first of all, I would like to say to every
[01:23:38] voter who cast their vote for the LDPR, thank you very much,
[01:23:42] our team will not let you down, we will work in the State Duma
[01:23:46] of the ninth convocation, based on the interests
[01:23:49] of everyone. Both those who voted for us and those who did not vote for us, because
[01:23:53] every person in Russia is important to us, the results
[01:23:56] are indeed, based on preliminary results, of course, we also don't
[01:23:59] want to jinx it, we are increasing our representation in the
[01:24:03] State Duma of the ninth convocation, there will be
[01:24:06] more of us, the result is higher than in 2021,
[01:24:09] in the Far East we have good
[01:24:13] results, we are second and this is very
[01:24:16] significant, very important, and most importantly: in
[01:24:20] battle, in such political competition,
[01:24:24] we have proven and shown that we have a huge number
[01:24:27] of incredible, talented, wonderful
[01:24:30] regional leaders, who go into
[01:24:34] battle, go with their program, convey the truth to voters,
[01:24:38] and people support them, I am sure that in single-mandate constituencies we
[01:24:42] will show our victories, and that is very great, thank you very much,
[01:24:46] well, here we have already said several times, we are approaching carefully the fact that
[01:24:50] our elections - they tried to disrupt,
[01:24:53] to discredit, I don't know, to make, to discredit, to make them
[01:24:56] allegedly illegitimate and so on, in various ways, from
[01:25:00] direct terrorism, real, natural,
[01:25:03] which is exactly what it's called, to some sophisticated,
[01:25:07] so, variations on the theme,
[01:25:09] so, on the theme of undermining trust in
[01:25:13] them, how, here's one, I understand, a characteristic trick, example, so, in the
[01:25:17] CEC they showed, who said,
[01:25:21] that we
[01:25:23] shouldn't consider
[01:25:27] our enemies to be complete cretins, no, these are
[01:25:30] sophisticated, intelligent,
[01:25:33] absolutely cynical people, just look, so to speak, what they,
[01:25:37] apparently, for, so to speak, for the purpose of creating the impression that it's all
[01:25:40] just, so, some nonsense,
[01:25:44] they created, look, this
[01:25:47] is pure, as it were, virtual nonsense. So if
[01:25:50] you'll excuse the slang, what will be shown now, watch
[01:25:53] carefully, you saw, this is a fake,
[01:25:57] but there's
[01:25:58] a nuance,
[01:26:02] I made this video on my phone in 5 minutes, took a few
[01:26:05] real shots, wrote a prompt, and the neural network animated
[01:26:09] the image, another 3 minutes for
[01:26:12] posting and spreading across public pages, I
[01:26:16] can do it like this with a Kanye West or like this.
[01:26:30] anything you want, don't fall for fakes on social media,
[01:26:33] better vote yourselves, absolutely correct, there were
[01:26:36] quite a few fakes, it seems, and there were quite a few, and probably
[01:26:40] there will be quite a few more, but listen, Sergey Nikolaevich, we,
[01:26:43] we have an understanding, so to speak, that the elections have taken place, that Russia
[01:26:46] has voted, and that, so to speak, and what people, how to say? system
[01:26:55] attack,
[01:27:00] the first part, that is, the first act of this action was aimed at
[01:27:04] destabilizing the electronic systems that the CEC prepared
[01:27:08] for the campaign,
[01:27:10] a neural-distributed,
[01:27:12] neural-distributed DDoS attack, it was used in Russia
[01:27:15] for the first time, that's one, two deepfakes, which Ella
[01:27:19] Alexandrovna spoke about, showing how this happens, the number
[01:27:22] of deepfakes that were used in various regions and
[01:27:26] districts of our country, simply off the charts, nothing worked, we
[01:27:29] adopted a regulatory restriction that allowed us to put
[01:27:33] a gateway in the way of this very harsh flow
[01:27:36] of false information, the third act, which we
[01:27:40] have to go through, is the act of non-recognition
[01:27:43] of the election results, why is the CEC so stubborn? 27 EU
[01:27:47] countries receive a directive not to recognize anything. But for us, as
[01:27:51] you rightly said, the most important aspect
[01:27:54] is the recognition of the results of the campaign in Ryazan,
[01:27:57] Vladivostok, Magadan, here in Moscow, in St. Petersburg and
[01:28:00] Kaliningrad, why? Because the source of power in the Russian
[01:28:04] Federation, the multinational people of the Russian Federation,
[01:28:08] precisely in this way, by uniting.
[01:28:11] And in the last 3 days we have experienced a huge number
[01:28:15] of attacks, physical impact. Today morning,
[01:28:18] our opponents blew to smithereens
[01:28:22] schools, polling stations, unfortunately, the heads
[01:28:25] of precinct election commissions died, here in the Moscow
[01:28:29] region a shrapnel wound was received.
[01:29:02] Polina, I wanted to ask, what do you think, what goal, right, do they
[01:29:06] in the West pursue by undermining trust in our elections, discrediting them
[01:29:10] and, well, so to speak, inciting Kyiv to commit these
[01:29:13] terrorist attacks these days? Well, you know,
[01:29:17] Olesya, they are working, they worked before, so to speak,
[01:29:19] the end of the election process in this terrorist way, but
[01:29:23] now we are observing another trend, right, already seeing the results
[01:29:26] that exist today, we notice how Western analysts are already
[01:29:30] trying to attribute victory to themselves. including our
[01:29:33] party, such results of our party at their own expense, but it is not
[01:29:37] they who make the victory, they only hinder it, because
[01:29:40] the main ones I want to thank are our youth,
[01:29:44] these are people who believed, who trust our party and
[01:29:47] the state as a whole, it's not for nothing that our president said, go
[01:29:51] vote in the elections, because this is a common contribution to Russia's victory,
[01:29:55] the victory of our country, it's a common cause, so these attempts
[01:29:59] to either first undermine, yes, this is a terrible act, of course, it's...