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[00:00:15] of the reconstruction of the pier
[00:00:48] of recent days: Moscow and Washington concluded
[00:00:52] a lucrative deal, Vladimir Putin and Donald Trump agreed on
[00:00:55] the supply of our diesel to the American market, the first
[00:00:59] tank is already
[00:01:01] on its way.
[00:01:06] Well, it's worth noting that Donald Trump was the first to announce
[00:01:10] the details of this sensational deal, which amazed
[00:01:13] many European leaders, here's how he
[00:01:15] commented on it.
[00:01:18] Russia will immediately supply to the American world market over 300 thousand
[00:01:22] tons of diesel fuel, another 500 tons in November
[00:01:25] and 1 million tons immediately after that. In addition, depending
[00:01:29] on... Russia
[00:01:32] will quickly supply 3 million tons of diesel fuel, thanks
[00:01:36] to our full control over the Armus Strait and this important statement
[00:01:40] of Russian energy, prices for diesel fuel for Americans and
[00:01:43] of course for the whole world will quickly and record
[00:01:46] decline. But a little later, the sensational deal
[00:01:49] was commented on in the Kremlin.
[00:01:53] During the telephone conversation on October 9 with
[00:01:57] US President Donald Trump, significant attention was
[00:02:00] paid to the prospects for resolving the Ukrainian crisis, the situation around Iran and
[00:02:04] various aspects of bilateral relations were also touched upon. When discussing
[00:02:07] the state of affairs in world energy, the Russian side confirmed its readiness
[00:02:10] to supply oil and petroleum products to the American and world markets,
[00:02:14] an agreement was confirmed to continue personal contacts between the presidents
[00:02:18] of the two countries, as well as cooperation through presidential administrations,
[00:02:22] special services and other departments. I will say with
[00:02:25] pleasure that our diesel reserves are indeed
[00:02:28] quite large, we have similar volumes, but the
[00:02:32] Americans don't, they need diesel
[00:02:35] literally everywhere, there's a serious deficit of this type of fuel there, and it's not surprising that
[00:02:38] after the deal, Trump in his joy rushed to
[00:02:42] thank us.
[00:02:43] I think you heard about the oil deal with
[00:02:46] Russia, it's a very big deal, huge volumes of oil will come to
[00:02:50] our country, and honestly, I want to thank President Putin, huge volumes
[00:02:54] of oil will come to our country and this is diesel fuel.
[00:02:58] That's exactly what we need, so thank you.
[00:03:02] Well, the world media is now making
[00:03:04] all sorts of predictions about the long-term consequences
[00:03:07] of these agreements, here German journalists
[00:03:11] stand out, they are sure that Russia is using
[00:03:14] the diesel deal as a trump card to turn Trump against
[00:03:18] Zelensky.
[00:03:20] Putin managed with a cunning move
[00:03:23] to change the mood of the American president towards Zelensky, and
[00:03:26] he did it skillfully. using a strategic asset -
[00:03:30] diesel fuel. Europeans also have strategic reserves of diesel
[00:03:33] fuel, but instead of taking their own initiative to come up with an idea,
[00:03:37] use them as a trump card for negotiations with Trump to get
[00:03:41] more support for Ukraine, they were passive. An opportunity
[00:03:44] that Europeans missed. Kindergarten,
[00:03:47] yes, and Europeans also have it, yes? Who's talking about a
[00:03:50] bathhouse, as they say, Alexander Yurievich, well, let's be
[00:03:54] honest, what's the benefit of this deal for
[00:03:57] us? First of all, well, first, not in
[00:04:01] money, happiness, and
[00:04:05] the money isn't much, although Ukrainian experts calculated that
[00:04:08] the amount, well, at today's prices, received from the stated
[00:04:12] volumes of diesel fuel, Russia
[00:04:15] will be able to make 2.0 Iskander missiles or
[00:04:19] 90,000 reactive gerani,
[00:04:22] well, yes, everyone counts it for themselves, but that's according to
[00:04:25] their data, of course, but in any case, the main thing is not
[00:04:29] money. I believe that the main achievement for us is
[00:04:33] breaking the sanctions blockade, yes,
[00:04:35] temporary, yes, for a specific reason, but, but this is not the permission they
[00:04:39] gave us during the active phase
[00:04:42] of the Iranian war, for a month their oil was in the world ocean, well,
[00:04:46] dump so much, so much, but this is a general
[00:04:49] license for a sufficiently long period, for large
[00:04:52] volumes, and I hope that this will be the beginning
[00:04:55] of the degradation of the sanctions blockade in general, because
[00:04:58] European countries can, of course, I also laughed with Olesya, and we also have it,
[00:05:01] well, yes, but when Trump said a couple of weeks ago that
[00:05:05] he would stop exporting diesel fuel,
[00:05:09] they were in a tizzy because for Europe this is much more important than
[00:05:12] even for the United States, namely diesel fuel, that is, diesel,
[00:05:16] jet fuel, so this, in my opinion,
[00:05:20] is the main result, well, and as for
[00:05:24] what they say, who is Zelensky, really, soon Putin
[00:05:27] will be like Trump, Zelensky, who is that, and why when next to
[00:05:31] Trump, this video is generally awesome - this
[00:05:35] next one - and Boris
[00:05:38] Johnson, with a haircut, is standing in the background with
[00:05:43] his hands in his pockets, they've already shaved him off, they've already shaved him
[00:05:47] off, yes, but
[00:05:50] Tyson, who said who called my brother a weakling,
[00:05:54] that was a thing generally,
[00:05:58] generally Vladimir Putin, unlike Trump, since 2019, after
[00:06:02] Zelensky with his Krivoy Rog diplomacy thought he could deceive the president
[00:06:05] of Russia, has not met with Zelensky and does not particularly intend to,
[00:06:09] except only for signing a capitulation, and even there are
[00:06:11] nuances as to how legitimate he is, his signature
[00:06:15] can influence something, generally in this whole story, besides money,
[00:06:18] by the way, we need money, all those who are there against some kind of trade and
[00:06:22] sending something, tell me where to get money for the state budget,
[00:06:26] if you can't tell, then let's work with the methods we
[00:06:29] have, in principle, any money, it can be much more effective
[00:06:33] for us in terms of finding
[00:06:36] a video with Tyson, yes, well, of course, you have to watch it,
[00:06:40] Johnson is standing there, kidding, the real
[00:06:44] Tyson, excuse me, who, who, who called the brother a weakling,
[00:06:47] weapons, weapons in the west, weapons in the west are more expensive, so for the same
[00:06:51] money we can produce more weapons, accordingly,
[00:06:55] even if the West gets some advantages from our oil
[00:06:58] or some other products, we can use that money to cause much more
[00:07:02] harm, at least I hope that these calculations still
[00:07:05] hold true, well, and of course, within the framework of this whole deal, we need to
[00:07:09] understand that for us personally, the benefit is that besides...
[00:07:42] not because he attacked Iran and the Armuz
[00:07:46] Strait, which he doesn't fully control, but because Zelensky, and
[00:07:49] who is Zelensky? He's a protégé
[00:07:51] of the Democrats. Will this work in the US elections
[00:07:55] or not?
[00:07:57] There's another point here, it turns out that Donald Trump, with
[00:08:01] these actions of his, also nullified pressure on India and
[00:08:05] China, yes, because the Americans used to pressure
[00:08:08] them, prohibiting them from buying our oil products.
[00:09:13] also another game-changer, that is, something that
[00:09:16] changes the overall alignment, that is, in this regard, for Trump, it is certainly a priority
[00:09:20] to maintain control over Congress, and I think he will most likely
[00:09:24] maintain it, the advantages that arise from this
[00:09:27] are Trump's turnaround, that is, Trump listened to Europe
[00:09:31] for quite a long time, and it convinced him that Russia would be the losing
[00:09:35] side, and Trump needs to be with the winner, well, in our
[00:09:38] discussions, he cannot be the losing side, in our discussions, we somehow.
[00:10:12] Why doesn't America conclude a diesel fuel deal with Ukraine?
[00:10:16] Let's propose a diesel fuel deal with Ukraine. We
[00:10:19] are ready. We influence whether these ships move? We determine whether
[00:10:23] oil refineries work?
[00:10:26] Factories, let's do it, for us only
[00:10:29] electricity is important, if they can guarantee the protection of our energy system, we will not
[00:10:33] attack diesel infrastructure,
[00:10:37] that's today, however, even in Ukraine, Zelensky's bravado was refused
[00:10:40] to be taken seriously, listen to what Ukrainian
[00:10:43] Telegram channels are writing,
[00:10:46] oh, how funny, I just went back to the KVN captain's
[00:10:49] competition, it's true, the joke repeats itself, there was already an appeal to
[00:10:53] foreign airlines, to agree with him about flights to
[00:10:56] the Russian Federation many times. Let me remind you that just a couple of days
[00:10:59] ago, Zelensky actually rejected Trump's proposal to stop attacks
[00:11:02] on our oil refineries. This was even before Trump announced
[00:11:06] the diesel deal, well, and after the diesel deal, Zelensky
[00:11:10] accused Trump of weakness.
[00:11:13] Gifts to Putin will not work for peace
[00:11:16] and any benefit for the civilized world. Russia will repay
[00:11:20] for diesel with further terror and villainy. Allowing Russia
[00:11:24] to sell oil products is an investment in a war that needs
[00:11:27] to be ended, not continued. Real de-escalation with Russia
[00:11:31] in a mirror format is needed. We count on fair American
[00:11:34] support for our defense, life on a strong conversation between
[00:11:38] the USA and Russia, strong, not weak. Now
[00:11:42] to help Zelensky disrupt the diesel
[00:11:46] deal, you won't believe it, those who understand very little
[00:11:49] about it, who understand very little, but really want to associate
[00:11:53] themselves with something. The Estonians: Prime Minister
[00:11:57] of Estonia, Kaja Kallas, said that Tallinn and Brussels this
[00:12:01] week will discuss how to help Zelensky strike at our
[00:12:04] oil refineries, coincidentally, the head of
[00:12:08] the European Commission Ursula Von der Leyen already announced yesterday the imminent allocation
[00:12:11] of funding for drones and
[00:12:14] missiles.
[00:12:16] Ukraine will be in the spotlight at the European Council meeting
[00:12:20] this week. We will discuss its financing needs for
[00:12:23] next year and how to attract new international
[00:12:26] support. This week, the European Union will also provide
[00:12:30] additional funding for drones and
[00:12:33] missiles. Well, Zelensky himself does not hide his plans,
[00:12:36] just last week he threatened to intensify
[00:12:40] attacks on our oil refineries, now the publication
[00:12:43] Axios, known for its forecasts, writes that
[00:12:46] Ukraine's appetite will only
[00:12:49] grow.
[00:12:51] A high-ranking Ukrainian official stated that Kyiv will continue.
[00:12:59] energy facilities, we will burn Russian oil refineries,
[00:13:03] the official said. Well, I must say that we have no illusions about
[00:13:07] Zelensky, in principle, and no one is going to deviate from our goals,
[00:13:11] tasks, or the planned plans. And today, the head of our
[00:13:14] country's Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Sergey Lavrov, directly stated that Zelensky did not deserve
[00:13:18] a respite on the battlefield, and this, I think, Kirill, is a very important
[00:13:22] statement, because many assumed that... to propose
[00:13:42] not to make the Ukrainian energy industry
[00:13:45] nuclear this winter, that is, not to turn all their
[00:13:49] energy industry into atoms with our nuclear
[00:13:52] strikes, just to say, okay, this winter.
[00:14:21] about Estonia, about Estonia, please tell me, what can Estonia actually
[00:14:25] help, well, in fact, Ukraine, yes, in striking,
[00:14:28] in fact, if we talk about long-range drones, then
[00:14:32] they don't have any particularly large-scale production, but in general, in general,
[00:14:36] Estonia should not be written off, even in the Soviet Union they made our
[00:14:40] domestic analogues for Formula 1, and
[00:14:42] since 2015 they had a fairly large company established
[00:14:46] for the production of ground-based robotic systems, they
[00:14:49] are actively supplying them to Ukraine, these are ground combat
[00:14:53] drones, evacuation suppliers. ammunition and everything else, so in Estonia,
[00:14:57] considering its population like some district
[00:15:00] of Moscow, or administrative district, there's a little more, well, yes,
[00:15:04] two or three districts, yes, well, 1.3 million, and maybe clarify, if Estonia hits
[00:15:07] our oil refinery with the hands of Ukrainians, will Trump strike
[00:15:10] Estonia? The question is, everyone says they
[00:15:14] will hit somewhere, they won't hit anywhere, and this is for obvious
[00:15:17] reasons, many say that drones are launched from Estonia and so on, no, nothing
[00:15:21] like that will happen, but indeed they and Finland have an idea.
[00:15:25] a dream, a dream to block the Gulf of Finland,
[00:15:28] absolutely, and they are preparing for this, both Finland
[00:15:32] and Estonia have recently been buying anti-ship missiles in
[00:15:35] case of some global escalation. I say,
[00:15:45] not because I don't think that strikes somewhere deep, they don't have the strength for that, but what
[00:15:49] they do have is precisely the service we have a
[00:15:53] fairly large port, they tried to strike it, and indeed I
[00:15:56] think that they can work precisely in this direction, another question is that
[00:16:00] blackmail, well, let's say, is specific,
[00:16:04] if our warships of the Baltic Fleet go along with
[00:16:37] assuming the presence of remnants of reason in
[00:16:40] the Kyiv regime, then this is the right decision, that is,
[00:16:44] to hide behind the expansion of the range of targets,
[00:16:47] the massive nature of the strikes, to hide the very thing, what Ruslan said, that they somehow
[00:16:51] don't declare anything, but in fact they don't
[00:16:54] touch the oil refineries, but Trump told them, just hit everything
[00:16:58] else, don't touch the oil refineries, and they said okay,
[00:17:01] so in principle this is reasonable behavior from the enemy's side, and what do you think,
[00:17:05] do they really listen to him?
[00:17:37] invested in the history of replacing
[00:17:40] American intelligence with their own capabilities, but they themselves
[00:17:43] admit that they cannot completely replace it, and this is
[00:17:46] a very strong lever of pressure on Kyiv, Trump
[00:17:50] can do it overnight, by the way, explain to me about the oil refineries that
[00:17:54] are working for us, Olesya probably knows this, she talked about it in the dressing room, I, as always, wasn't very
[00:17:58] attentive, but she understands this, she prepares for the broadcast,
[00:18:02] you know what talmuds she reads, do our oil refineries that
[00:18:05] produce gasoline and diesel, the same oil refineries,
[00:18:21] it's not for nothing that I say that Olesya reads carefully and prepares for broadcasts, the Ukrainian delegation that
[00:18:24] came to the US for negotiations, well, they prepare worse, obviously, they were forced
[00:18:28] to pack their bags, leave home early with nothing, remember, on Friday we
[00:18:31] discussed that we are waiting for their consequences, waiting for a statement, they came with suitcases, as
[00:18:35] if they were going to Chicago for 3 years. Yes, yes, yes, well, they left
[00:18:39] with even bigger ones, possibly. Zelensky's communications advisor,
[00:18:42] Dmitry Litvin, stated that the negotiations were not so much
[00:18:45] canceled, it's just that the first day, they say, turned out to be longer and a little
[00:18:49] unpleasant, so we just didn't come on the second
[00:18:53] day, but otherwise everything is on schedule, everything is on schedule, but such a rapid
[00:18:56] flight of the Ukrainian delegation, and we call it a flight from American
[00:19:00] Miami, only spurred Trump on, right on the day of their
[00:19:03] departure, he said: "Ukraine has long needed
[00:19:06] a new leader."
[00:19:10] "I propose to appoint them a new leader who knows how to make
[00:19:14] deals, because he could have made many deals that for
[00:19:17] some reason he never made."
[00:19:21] Then it got worse, and that's the moment Mike
[00:19:24] Tyson appeared. Journalists asked
[00:19:27] Trump how he would react to Zelensky's
[00:19:30] accusation of Trump's weakness.
[00:19:33] We recommend watching
[00:19:34] the response.
[00:21:34] Trump perfectly understood that the Europeans and Zelensky were betting on
[00:21:38] the Democrats winning the midterm elections, and that they
[00:21:41] had positioned themselves in the camp of enemies, that is, in this
[00:21:44] regard, Zelensky cannot change masters, he ignored
[00:21:48] Trump's six requests not to hit
[00:21:51] oil refineries, Trump, as it turns out, asked him repeatedly, when
[00:21:55] it turns out that Zelensky is uncontrollable, and he thinks that he controls
[00:21:58] Trump, but naturally, this is an exaggeration of greatness, which sooner
[00:22:02] or later had to face reality, now they have faced
[00:22:06] it, or is this not a collision yet, because Trump's
[00:22:09] okay is not an answer yet, the thing is that Trump
[00:22:12] has a fantastically good memory, and Trump
[00:22:15] never leaves a situation without a response.
[00:22:50] Yes, if people get revenge, they will forget, but Trump is from the category that he will get revenge and not
[00:22:54] forget, then he will get revenge again, the thing is that he has not even gotten revenge yet,
[00:22:58] he is only approaching here, in fact, Zelensky
[00:23:01] opened Pandora's box, because Trump can now, 3 weeks before
[00:23:05] the elections, - started what happened, what
[00:23:08] happened to Zelensky, I want to understand, he opened the box again,
[00:23:12] a year ago he was snapped at, and
[00:23:16] he came running on his hind legs, and then lay flat.
[00:23:20] "Oh, Donald Fredovich, my dear, forgive
[00:23:23] me, I repent, sinful, give me back these intelligence data,
[00:23:26] I will do everything, if you want, walk all over me, I will give up all of Ukraine,
[00:23:30] I will resell Ukraine, now a year has passed, and he is again against
[00:23:34] Donald Trump, there was a year before the elections, now
[00:23:37] the midterm elections, which are in 3 weeks, weeks, he
[00:23:41] accordingly, well, all of Europe is sure that there will be a Democratic
[00:23:44] majority, that Trump will turn into a lame duck, everything will be as it was under
[00:23:48] grandpa, that is, under Biden." That is in this regard, everything will be restored, in fact
[00:23:52] no, because the American decision-making
[00:23:55] system remains under Trump anyway, but this
[00:23:59] bet, it has become so obvious that Trump has no
[00:24:02] illusions, Europeans have no illusions, yes, that is, the finish
[00:24:05] line, all masks are off,
[00:24:08] actually Trump perfectly understands how the game is going, in
[00:24:11] the last 3 weeks he can pull out the next trump card,
[00:24:15] Zelensky put himself in the position
[00:24:18] of Trump's main opponent. Because
[00:24:29] there are fantastic materials accumulated, and if
[00:24:33] Trump now starts to use them, again discrediting
[00:24:36] opponents from the Democratic Party, and everyone there is
[00:24:39] dirty, there is no one left, then in fact this will be
[00:24:43] a very powerful pre-election move, that Trump is a trump card, Trump
[00:24:46] is someone who beats anyone, he said that I...
[00:24:58] What Trump didn't say, but what Trump wrote, is a more controlled speech by
[00:25:02] Trump, he wrote a deadly trap
[00:25:05] for Zelensky, he wrote who
[00:25:08] Zelensky harmed, listing the great
[00:25:11] American farmers, the great American cowboys,
[00:25:14] the livestock breeders, and the great long-haul truckers. And
[00:25:18] what are farmers, cowboys,
[00:25:22] this is MAGA, this is
[00:25:25] the core of his electorate, and he says Zelensky is against
[00:25:28] you, well, yes, this is obvious, let's not break
[00:25:32] these, besides everything, for the first time he made
[00:25:35] Zelensky a scapegoat for all MAGA, that is,
[00:25:39] for all of his voters, for all of America, because truckers mean
[00:25:42] an increase in shipping costs, the burden all
[00:25:45] falls on the final
[00:25:47] product, that's what...
[00:26:10] He explained to Trump how to love America, what American national
[00:26:14] interests are, and what are not, and he was expelled from the White House, then his European
[00:26:18] friends calmed him down a bit, trained him how to behave with Trump
[00:26:21] so as not to offend him, here he has a misfire again, because he
[00:26:24] essentially told Trump again that no, Trump, actually for your
[00:26:28] national interests, Russian oil refineries need to be bombed, so this is
[00:26:31] his...
[00:27:02] will not take intelligence from Ukraine, because it
[00:27:05] costs little, in fact, for Americans, but allows
[00:27:09] them to remain masters, if Zelensky now ignores
[00:27:12] Trump's warning and starts hitting oil refineries, and we found out that any of our
[00:27:16] oil refineries produce gasoline and diesel, he cannot hit gasoline
[00:27:20] and not hit diesel, it's impossible to separate them, which means our oil refineries should
[00:27:23] not be under attack, if he continues to hit tankers that bring oil from
[00:27:27] a service from Novorossiysk and he continues to do it, for example,
[00:27:31] yes, this will already be.
[00:28:07] not just a change of leader, not just a change of president, but
[00:28:11] a different person is needed who will make a deal, that is,
[00:28:14] this is, that is, this is quite a complex causal
[00:28:17] relationship, which is a condition, a year ago
[00:28:20] Ukraine without the United States of America was not combat-ready, now
[00:28:24] even if, yes, there were a lot of weapons supplies that were still going on from Biden and
[00:28:28] so on, now at the moment, well, even if they cut off their intelligence, you
[00:28:31] are serious.
[00:30:02] it's all Trump's fault that diesel prices absolutely
[00:30:06] do not depend on Ukrainian strikes on
[00:30:09] Russian oil refineries, yes, it's all because of the blocking of the Strait
[00:30:13] of Hormuz, this is a stumbling block, this is a serious
[00:30:16] stumbling block, these are elections in 3 weeks, the British
[00:30:19] entered, now look, what is worse for Trump, look,
[00:30:23] it's important what is more important for Trump to stop strikes on our oil refineries or to make such
[00:30:27] statements to the whole world, when Trump is declared guilty of
[00:30:30] rising diesel prices, that is, in that...
[00:31:08] Trump in these prices, but everyone pretends that it's not like that, and Trump
[00:31:12] plays, these are the Ukrainians' fault, not the Russians. So,
[00:31:15] Alexandrovich, let's talk clearly with you, Alexandrovich,
[00:31:18] if we now, well, Hormuz, naturally, the situation in Hormuz
[00:31:22] affects, yes, especially since the Yemeni Houthis and
[00:31:26] Iran, more precisely, blew up several American tankers that were going through
[00:31:30] the Strait of Hormuz through an unidentified location, they blew up on mines there, three
[00:31:33] large tankers, this is significant, we can with our
[00:31:36] diesel supplies, and we do have diesel reserves, but we
[00:31:40] have significantly more than gasoline, so don't worry about not having diesel at our gas stations.
[00:31:44] So.
[00:32:45] That is, in this regard, yes, we are actually applying our geopolitical
[00:32:48] influence as much as possible, as
[00:32:52] for the American voter, in fact, the question is,
[00:32:56] what in the era of post-truth, in the era of information
[00:32:59] overload, the thesis that will be repeated
[00:33:03] most often, that will be believed, he
[00:33:06] still goes to the gas station, the price has become lower, before the elections he votes
[00:33:09] for... they upload this video to their chats
[00:33:12] and
[00:34:15] turn unsuspecting women into objects of ruthless
[00:34:18] ridicule. 220 thousand subscribers
[00:34:22] are engaged in bullying women, teaching how to
[00:34:25] manipulate them, they already come with this text that they
[00:34:29] have tested on 100 women, I paid 25,000, learned
[00:34:32] to flirt with Natashas according to the script, this means putting a woman to bed, I
[00:34:36] also don't want to build relationships with such women, why do we want decent, good
[00:34:40] wives, you pay alimony to your daughter,
[00:34:44] I had every reason to trust this person, these are absolutely deviant
[00:34:56] people, who are two steps away from a crime,
[00:34:59] let them talk
[00:35:01] today on Channel One, and God grant that such a
[00:35:05] Natasha would go and write a statement against you, and they would lock you up
[00:35:08] according to the script, misogynists are two
[00:35:11] steps away from
[00:35:15] a criminal
[00:35:16] case.
[00:39:30] We continue our broadcast, in Nepal there is again a catastrophe of
[00:39:34] biblical proportions, mudflows wash away houses and
[00:39:38] huge, fundamental concrete bridges, and
[00:39:41] they wash them away like card houses, residents are evacuated from dangerous
[00:39:45] areas, but alas there are missing persons, all this
[00:39:48] after the catastrophic flood that hit the
[00:39:52] country very recently, less than two months ago, we remind you that then
[00:39:55] died...
[00:41:29] In the age of artificial intelligence, people who think differently and are ready to
[00:41:33] take risks can gain an advantage. An ordinary worker will have to compete with people whose characteristics,
[00:41:36] for example, autism, ADHD, or some psychopathic traits.
[00:41:40] It's not that the diagnosis itself guarantees success.
[00:41:44] Neurodiversity can help find non-standard solutions and withstand a high
[00:41:48] pace of work. Success will be on the side of those who are more like
[00:41:51] artists, who look at things from a different perspective, capable of creating
[00:41:55] something unique. Artificial intelligence will destroy jobs,
[00:41:58] so we are betting on talented
[00:42:02] neurodivergents. By 2027, neurodiversity could become
[00:42:05] an advantage when hiring in approximately a quarter of large companies.
[00:42:08] how he calls it, neurodiversity.
[00:42:12] Here, without a psychiatrist,
[00:42:14] it's impossible to figure it out. Vasily Aleksandrovich Shurov, a psychiatrist, is joining us.
[00:42:18] Vasily Aleksandrovich, hello, I
[00:42:21] hope you are not artificial intelligence, you will explain
[00:42:24] everything to us now, in the era of artificial
[00:42:27] intelligence, Alex Karp, the head of Palantir, tells us
[00:42:31] that ordinary people with standard thinking,
[00:42:34] which is laid down in kindergartens, schools, universities, they will not be needed,
[00:42:38] that people will become elites.
[00:43:11] I looked at the categories of people he listed,
[00:43:14] indeed with psychopathological traits, autists are
[00:43:18] people who do not have developed any cognitive
[00:43:22] empathy, they cannot sympathize, if we look at
[00:43:25] the work of Palantir, how in
[00:43:28] all corners of the world they destroy people, what they arranged
[00:43:32] in Iran, of course, a person with a normal psyche,
[00:43:35] brought up on normal values, but he is not
[00:43:38] capable, his hand does not...
[00:44:40] who will not develop these misanthropic
[00:44:43] programs of total espionage, total murder,
[00:44:47] of course, Karp is looking for people like
[00:44:50] himself. Will it go further? Will it go further,
[00:44:54] by the way, yes, we remembered Zelensky, because such politicians will really be
[00:44:58] needed. And will it go further from neuro-companies, from AI companies,
[00:45:01] which deal with the same Palantir into our ordinary sphere, into
[00:45:05] education, into business, into the banking
[00:45:08] sphere, maybe people with neuro-features will be needed, and Olesya and I
[00:45:12] will be unclaimed, but we consider ourselves adequate, at least
[00:45:15] I do. For the same presenters who
[00:45:19] can emotionally engage, who possess compassion,
[00:45:23] human qualities, communication skills,
[00:45:25] professionalism, well- delivered speech, they should be in
[00:45:29] first place, but they didn't calm us down, and what about other
[00:45:32] professions? Still, professional skills and the ability to work in
[00:45:36] a team should be in first place. For
[00:45:40] me, this is
[00:45:41] key.
[00:45:44] We don't argue with you, and we fight for the classical world, we fight for coexistence with the new
[00:45:47] AI era, but Karp says otherwise,
[00:45:51] he is the one who brings this new era to us, but they are simply
[00:45:54] the legislators of some such Western
[00:45:57] trends, movements, in general,
[00:45:59] they are making such a groundwork for the future, you know, I have such a feeling that the same
[00:46:03] Karp in childhood, probably read Aldous Huxley's
[00:46:07] Brave New World as a desktop book, whoever has not read it, read it, this is exactly
[00:46:11] what is happening now, programming a
[00:46:14] person, cutting him off from empathy
[00:46:17] and exclusively, when you program him for
[00:46:21] your specific goals and cynical tasks, a function in Karp's
[00:46:24] hands, an intermediate function, then it will be replaced
[00:46:28] by artificial intelligence, but we have been through this many
[00:46:32] times, they are on their feeling that they are superhumans,
[00:46:35] to whom everything is allowed, they can destroy others. civilization, now they
[00:46:39] also have the illusion that they can do it remotely,
[00:46:42] pressing buttons and sitting at the other end of the world, we have been through this
[00:46:46] many times, and they have never succeeded.
[00:48:22] We also saw dozens of shots of Joseph
[00:48:25] Biden, who talked to himself, with a
[00:48:28] shadow, constantly falling, but here it's age, yes, here, well, you can't replace
[00:48:32] a person, it's just that, well, to some extent, you can say, grandpa was really
[00:48:35] set up, then no one even
[00:48:38] doubted that he could be president, because it was beneficial to blame everything
[00:48:42] on Biden, and Biden doesn't care,
[00:48:45] but let's remember Boris Johnson,
[00:48:48] a man who is not afraid of even his own reflection in the mirror, for 3 years
[00:48:52] he was the British Prime Minister, sometimes
[00:48:55] he appears, even tries to make documentary
[00:48:58] films about the conflict in Ukraine, all these
[00:49:01] people, all these people, yes, are considered the European
[00:49:05] elite, some authoritative politicians, well, let's also remember
[00:49:08] Trump for the American elite, it would seem,
[00:49:12] a successful businessman, a very influential politician, American president, but also
[00:49:15] regularly delights us, so to speak, with strange posts, amazing
[00:49:19] statements, so very recently he became more. Well, how do we
[00:49:23] know, very recently he called
[00:49:26] to rename the Pacific Ocean to the Trump Ocean, or at least to the America Ocean, well,
[00:49:29] although yes, I think he's a joker in this regard, he
[00:49:32] jokes in this regard, but the main thing is that Trump expressed
[00:49:36] the whole essence of this clown show that has now gripped Western
[00:49:39] politics, we suggest
[00:49:41] listening.
[00:49:45] It's amazing, I can say the dumbest things, and you'll still
[00:49:48] applaud me.
[00:49:53] He really just
[00:49:56] laughs at them, especially at European politicians, how
[00:49:59] many times he tried to slam each of them,
[00:50:03] he always hit the nail on the head. Yes, here
[00:50:05] of course, Alexandrovich, the question is what such strange
[00:50:09] behavior for many politicians,
[00:50:12] yes, we also, by the way, did not remember the president of Argentina, yes, this
[00:50:16] is becoming the norm, this is indeed that
[00:50:19] norm and most likely those some...
[00:51:52] He talked about the great people, great values, that
[00:51:56] there would be no more diversity, and after we canceled quotas for
[00:51:59] blacks and people of color, we had many more blacks, people of color, and women
[00:52:03] than there were even when there were special people with a special
[00:52:07] psyche.
[00:52:08] When
[00:52:13] did people with a normal psyche change the history of mankind? Tell me,
[00:52:16] please, that Steve Jobs was, yes, even Bill Gates, they are
[00:52:20] people, we will agree with
[00:52:23] what Alex Karp said about these people
[00:52:27] becoming the new elite, I don't want to come, I don't want to come to a
[00:52:30] surgeon who has neuro-features,
[00:52:34] look.
[00:53:35] for the West, because if we go back to the furthest history,
[00:53:38] yes, then in fact Cromwell's
[00:53:41] rebellion and the establishment of Protestantism in England was such
[00:53:44] a rebellion of people, on whom there was quite a lot of
[00:53:48] compromising material, and who wanted to get rid of it, but getting rid of
[00:53:51] it, they actually established an absolutely alternative system
[00:53:55] of values, now too Europe is establishing an alternative
[00:53:58] system of values, for us this is monstrous, for us this sounds
[00:54:02] absolutely.
[00:54:35] Although it may not be a conspiracy theory, what Alex, of course, that's why I'm turning to you,
[00:54:38] what Alex Karp announced publicly, quite
[00:54:42] possibly, was carried out as an experiment on European political
[00:54:45] elites, because you see now these faces, Boris
[00:54:49] Johnson, Kaja Kallas, Ursula von der Leyen, the same Merz, it's
[00:54:53] rather difficult to call them adequate people,
[00:54:56] I disagree, dear colleague, this is not the rule of the minority, this is, dear friends,
[00:55:00] the rule of the majority, democracy leads to the fact that any cook can
[00:55:04] rule.
[00:56:05] to call neuro-diversity, it is precisely what will pave the way to the
[00:56:09] future, but we, by the way, friends, let's not forget, we are also
[00:56:12] Europeans, techno-fascism is alien to us, what is
[00:56:15] inside a person is important to us, the soul is important to us,
[00:56:18] individuality is important to us, when a unit is valuable, that is, excuse
[00:56:22] me, to China and its socialism, we abandoned socialism and communism
[00:56:25] and thank God, we are not Scythians, but
[00:56:28] in a military sense, such an opportunist
[00:56:32] and pragmatic Palantir.
[00:57:17] The world has changed, and the world will change, everything that can be done with
[00:57:20] functions, robots will do, that's why such people are
[00:57:24] needed, if we talk about military history, then in all military history
[00:57:28] not empathy won, but strict calculation and cruelty won,
[00:57:32] always only maximum discipline, maximum cruelty,
[00:57:35] maximum misunderstanding of everything else, I read
[00:57:39] German, German generals, I read German
[00:57:42] generals, when they when you also and it
[00:57:46] was.
[00:58:17] they fight against all rules, but then, when the French fought by the rules,
[00:58:20] surrendered, ours resisted for a month in the Brest Fortress,
[00:58:23] went into the first world war in the attack of the dead
[00:58:27] after gas, coughing out their lungs, all this
[00:58:30] contradicts any logic, humanism, everything else, when a person with a grenade
[00:58:34] went under the tracks, when he covered
[00:58:37] himself, exactly, exactly such people are needed, and we
[00:58:41] won the argument, the Americans chose war against
[00:58:44] Japan, without being cruel to them, the Japanese opened.
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[01:02:32] about European civilization, we will continue, but
[01:02:35] in a somewhat different context now: French cultural heritage
[01:02:38] is disappearing literally before our eyes, this time nothing was stolen, but
[01:02:41] burned, in Paris Dattla, the oldest
[01:02:44] market burned down, 4 centuries, the history of this market is 4 centuries, everything
[01:02:48] is gone, Les Halles Rouges, the place was very
[01:02:51] unpopular with locals and tourists,
[01:02:55] the cause of the fire is not yet named, while in Paris
[01:02:58] not only the market is ablaze,
[01:03:08] Belgium, Austria and Spain, but
[01:03:10] European politicians, yes, they stick to their line, they deal with more important
[01:03:14] issues, for example, the adoption of another package of sanctions, this is already the
[01:03:18] twenty-second, we counted with Susan, the twenty-
[01:03:21] second, so, Kaja Kallas claims that
[01:03:25] the current sanctions list is the most
[01:03:27] extensive in recent years.
[01:03:30] Europe sincerely believes that all these sanctions help Ukraine, let me remind you that
[01:03:33] after the end, or rather after the conclusion of the diesel deal, it has not yet
[01:03:37] ended, it is still in the process between Russia and the USA. Zelensky immediately
[01:03:40] rushed to call, of course, his European friends, held immediately
[01:03:44] four phone conversations with the Prime Minister of Britain, the President of France,
[01:03:48] the President of Finland and the Prime Minister of Norway. Why didn't he
[01:03:51] call the Germans? No, he didn't finish the job, I think. Of course,
[01:03:55] European partners immediately surrounded Zelensky with love,
[01:03:58] care and support. I suggest
[01:04:00] listening.
[01:04:06] Germany remains on the side of Ukraine and its government, we
[01:04:10] fully support Vladimir
[01:04:12] Zelensky.
[01:04:18] Great Britain fully stands with Ukraine, we will continue to strengthen
[01:04:22] sanctions against
[01:04:23] Russia.
[01:04:29] France. unreservedly supports and will continue to
[01:04:32] support Ukraine and Vladimir
[01:04:34] Zelensky.
[01:04:41] Well, of course, there are also politicians of a different kind in the EU, who
[01:04:44] do not want to engage in suicidal support for Kyiv, one of them is
[01:04:48] the Prime Minister of Slovakia, Robert Fitzo, let's listen to
[01:04:50] him.
[01:04:55] American and Russian presidents and their agreement on the supply of
[01:04:59] Russian.
[01:05:12] That's exactly what I keep saying: first of all, we must take care of
[01:05:15] our own national and state interests, and in the European Union
[01:05:19] we ban everything, impose sanctions, embargoes, read
[01:05:22] lectures, pay for diesel like crazy, while trembling with
[01:05:25] fear, will there even be enough? Surprisingly,
[01:05:29] but the criticism received support from such an
[01:05:32] unexpected side, namely from the American side, the USA stated that
[01:05:36] Europe's applause regarding the diesel deal is
[01:05:39] hypocrisy.
[01:05:44] Since the beginning of the war, Europeans have paid Russia more money than they
[01:05:48] gave to Ukraine, because they were unable to get off the
[01:05:51] Russian energy needle. Europe continues to finance Vladimir
[01:05:55] Putin, but at the same time denies us the right to a long respite. This
[01:05:59] is hypocrisy. Well, Europe is indeed regularly buying our
[01:06:03] gas, only since the beginning of this year, EU countries
[01:06:05] have imported more than 12 million
[01:06:09] tons, well, and here of course the question arises,
[01:06:12] now is the time to, well, close this
[01:06:16] valve to Europe or somehow else use such levers
[01:06:19] of our pressure on them, right? No, why not -
[01:06:23] firstly, it's not free, secondly, it's usually
[01:06:26] intermediaries who do it, not Europeans buy from us.
[01:06:30] directly through third parties, thirdly, we must
[01:06:33] inflict a strategic defeat on Europe not by them all dying there,
[01:06:37] then it's not a defeat, then it's genocide, I, unlike our younger
[01:06:40] generation, am not a supporter of such methods, extreme cruelty
[01:06:44] even towards the same Europeans, although now to whom in the studio about the younger generation was
[01:06:48] said, well, clearly not about me or Kirill, we
[01:06:52] are not about us here, you are Alexey, right?
[01:06:55] да?
[01:07:30] all the others in turn, you come to Moscow and ask, this is already haram
[01:07:34] for them, they, and
[01:07:36] secondly, those come to Moscow who have no
[01:07:40] anti-Russian history in their anamnesis.
[01:11:12] but the thing is, nothing prevents us from carrying out our
[01:11:15] diplomacy over the heads of the current elites, because
[01:11:19] it doesn't work, there is always public diplomacy, non-
[01:11:22] public diplomacy, non-public when we reach some agreements,
[01:11:26] public when we talk directly to society
[01:11:29] over the heads of the elites and
[01:11:32] explain and explain how their
[01:11:35] own elites are letting them down, in this
[01:11:38] regard, today's situation creates a space for
[01:11:42] that...
[01:13:25] not that he is pro-European, so he is Putin, not Trump, and
[01:13:28] the advertisement will
[01:18:24] common sense. We already said today in our
[01:18:27] broadcast that European politicians' motto in
[01:18:31] life is dementia and courage. And here is a vivid representative of this
[01:18:35] Western clowning, Kaja Kallas, who addressed
[01:18:38] Donald Trump with a stern message. She stated that the only thing
[01:18:41] that really works in relation to Russia is
[01:18:45] pressure. The approach with deals, according to Kaja Kallas,
[01:18:49] doesn't work. Well, some are going crazy,
[01:18:52] Kaja Kallas has completely lost her mind, she has high blood pressure, thank you very much for
[01:18:55] your attention, goodbye.
[01:18:57] встречи.
[01:19:13] This is Channel One, good evening, I'm Dmitry Borisov, on air, let's talk about a new
[01:19:16] provocative trend capturing the minds of social media
[01:19:19] users. Statements are being made that a man is king and god, that
[01:19:23] a woman is dumber than a man, that she has a reptile brain, and
[01:19:27] she must follow commands like a dog. These are the views of new
[01:19:30] misogynists who secretly film their dates with
[01:19:34] women, upload these videos to
[01:19:38] с своим кодексом альфа самцов, исчезают без объяснений.
[01:19:41] Эти мужчины были уверены, что больше никогда не увидят обиженных ими
[01:19:45] женщин, но сегодня в студии пусть говорят, они окажутся лицом к лицу с ними
[01:19:48] и будут вынуждены держать ответ. На
[01:19:52] этих кадрах столичный таксист Евгений Степанцов вольяжно, с
[01:19:55] нескрываемым превосходством, рассуждает о женщинах, как о
[01:19:58] людях второго сорта. Мужчина царь
[01:20:01] бог. Просто по умолчанию, по факту своего рождения, одной
[01:20:04] женщины царю Степанцову недостаточно. свою собственную
[01:20:08] ценность он оценивает так высоко, что для равновесия на другой чаше весов
[01:20:12] ему требуется сразу две или три женщины. хочу, чтобы в
[01:20:16] моём, в моём пространстве, в моей жизни
[01:20:19] было там две-три девушки постоянно. А это
[01:20:22] Александр Филимоненко. Нет, он не профессор и не
[01:20:25] the internet, and then in full accordance
[01:20:29] with their alpha male code, disappear without explanation.
[01:20:33] These men were sure that they would never see the women they offended
[01:20:36] again, but today in the studio, let's talk, they will come face to face with them
[01:20:39] and will be forced to answer.
[01:20:43] In these shots, Moscow taxi driver Evgeny Stepantsov casually, with
[01:20:46] unconcealed superiority, talks about women as
[01:20:50] second-class people. A man is king
[01:20:53] and god. Simply by default, by virtue of his birth, one
[01:20:57] woman is not enough for King Stepantsov. He values his own