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[00:00:00] and Arakhamia, the head of the Servant of the People faction in the
[00:00:03] Verkhovna Rada, against whom, by the way, yesterday for some reason, probably in connection with this, a
[00:00:07] criminal case was opened, well, this is a question about their
[00:00:11] morals. Yesterday
[00:00:14] was the Day of National Unity, so congratulations to everyone,
[00:00:17] Vladimir Putin laid flowers at the monument
[00:00:21] to Minin and Pozharsky, talked with children of SVO heroes and volunteers,
[00:00:24] visited exhibitions Christian
[00:00:27] tradition, our days and Soul of Russia. He also
[00:00:30] spoke at a plenary meeting within the framework of the International Week of
[00:00:34] Peoples of Russia and a ceremony of awarding
[00:00:37] the President's award for contributions to strengthening the Unity of the Russian nation
[00:00:41] and state awards of the Russian Federation was held in the Kremlin.
[00:00:45] Russia has always rallied, responding to challenges, said
[00:00:48] the President of Russia in his speech.
[00:00:52] Whatever challenges
[00:00:54] our country, Russian statehood, faced, the answer
[00:00:58] has always been
[00:01:01] the unity of people, their common and therefore
[00:01:05] invincible will, the desire to independently
[00:01:08] determine their destiny. This was the case
[00:01:11] more than four centuries ago, when
[00:01:14] the people's militia expelled invaders
[00:01:17] from their native land, it was also the case in the
[00:01:20] 19th century, in the 20th.
[00:01:24] Now, in our days, our
[00:01:27] fighters also bravely defend.
[00:01:30] Russia's interests, our
[00:01:32] statehood, within the framework of a special military
[00:01:35] operation, the people of Russia
[00:01:38] united in sincere, effective support for our
[00:01:42] heroes, people of different nationalities, cultures,
[00:01:46] faiths, feel an unbreakable bond
[00:01:49] with each other, know that each
[00:01:53] of us, of course, has our own small homeland,
[00:01:57] but there is also a common, large... entity,
[00:02:01] we have one. Farkhad Aleksandrovich, do you feel this
[00:02:04] unbreakable connection? Very, very strongly, I tell you, Vyacheslav Alekseevich,
[00:02:08] and indeed, not only on November 4th, throughout all the
[00:02:11] time that I have been in Russia, I have connected my destiny
[00:02:15] and my life with the Russian state, I am proud of this
[00:02:19] and I am proud that I was given the opportunity at one time
[00:02:22] not just to come
[00:02:25] here, but to connect my life at that time, and indeed
[00:02:29] this unbreakable connection, it is felt not just,
[00:02:32] you know, in some general words or theses or even slogans, very
[00:02:36] beautiful and bright ones, it happens in the depths of the soul, when
[00:02:39] I feel this very, let's say, natural
[00:02:43] inseparability. Indeed, November 4th is
[00:02:46] a great day not only from the point of view of today's reality,
[00:02:50] but historically. It so happened, Vyacheslav Alekseevich,
[00:02:53] that periodically Russia is challenged by
[00:02:57] different forces, different...
[00:03:30] and the spirit of patriotism, love for one's homeland, love for
[00:03:33] the state and respect for those of our, let's say,
[00:03:36] historical periods, because Russia, as a state, absolutely
[00:03:40] established with a thousand-year history of civilization, having gone
[00:03:44] through different epochs, today
[00:03:46] shows the whole world how to behave, if you consider yourself
[00:03:50] such an established state, well, the only thing I
[00:03:54] will not agree with is that they periodically try to destroy us, they
[00:03:57] always constantly try to do.
[00:05:02] And you know, people unite not
[00:05:06] formally, around real
[00:05:09] deeds, around common values.
[00:05:13] And as Sergei Kiriyenko noted in his address
[00:05:17] to the participants, the state sees its strength and takes the proposals
[00:05:20] of such communities into its direct work, even
[00:05:23] if the association does not have the status of a legal entity. The rear
[00:05:27] today works shoulder to shoulder with the front line, be it people's
[00:05:31] regiments, support for the families of fighters or
[00:05:34] the development of our inventions for
[00:05:37] the front, so indeed our entire society
[00:05:40] is rallying to solve common
[00:05:43] tasks, and today congratulations,
[00:05:47] Day of Military Intelligence in
[00:05:49] Russia is celebrated annually on November 5th, this is a professional
[00:05:53] holiday for those servicemen whose service is connected
[00:05:56] with obtaining information about enemy forces, terrain conditions,
[00:06:00] weather conditions and other factors necessary to ensure the
[00:06:04] country's defense capability, and
[00:06:07] invisible work, in fact very visible in our...
[00:06:10] successes on the battlefield, in
[00:06:12] our strikes on military targets of the Ukrainian Armed Forces, behind
[00:06:16] this there is always a very big work of
[00:06:20] our military intelligence,
[00:06:22] therefore, happy professional holiday to all involved, and I wish,
[00:06:26] of course, all of us, and you in the first place,
[00:06:29] victory in our special military operation.
[00:06:33] Military intelligence officers were congratulated by the head
[00:06:36] of the Luhansk People's Republic, Leonid Pasechnik.
[00:06:40] During
[00:06:43] the special military operation, intelligence plays a key role, ensuring the success
[00:06:47] of combat operations in the most difficult directions, the speed of transmission and
[00:06:50] accuracy and reconnaissance data directly affect the command's decisions,
[00:06:53] the safety of our troops' advance forward. Today this service has reached a
[00:06:57] new technological level. Thanks to coordinated actions, our
[00:07:00] units are working ahead of the curve, saving the lives of fighters and peaceful
[00:07:04] residents of Luhansk region.
[00:07:07] Of course, our holiday, unfortunately, was not without
[00:07:10] Ukrainian UAV attacks.
[00:07:13] The most serious strike, apparently, was inflicted on
[00:07:16] Ryazan. Tonight, as
[00:07:19] reported by the governor of Ryazan region, Pavel
[00:07:23] Malkov, more than 200
[00:07:26] UAVs attacked. Power supply in Ryazan has already
[00:07:28] been restored, the resulting
[00:07:30] fires have been eliminated or localized,
[00:07:34] extinguishing is underway, indeed there was a strike on industrial
[00:07:38] facilities, but Ryazan
[00:07:40] fought back. In total,
[00:07:42] overnight the Ministry of Defense reported that
[00:07:45] 496 UAVs
[00:07:48] were shot down. Well, and of course, we continued to strike
[00:07:52] military targets on the territory of Ukraine, at
[00:07:55] targets in Sumy, Kharkiv and Dnipropetrovsk regions,
[00:07:58] uncontrolled territories of Kherson, Zaporizhzhia regions and Donbass,
[00:08:02] Vinnytsia, Zhytomyr, Kyiv, Kirovohrad, Odesa,
[00:08:06] Poltava and Chernihiv regions, near Kyiv
[00:08:09] the epicenter in...
[00:08:12] Kyiv, in Sofiyivska Borshchahivka, a warehouse
[00:08:16] center
[00:08:18] hypermarket was destroyed.
[00:08:21] A strike was also carried out on a logistics center
[00:08:24] in Buchansky district. As a result
[00:08:27] of our strikes, the Novaya
[00:08:30] Pochta logistics terminal in Kharkiv region, power substations in Dnipropetrovsk
[00:08:33] region and a dry cargo ship in the Black Sea were hit. In total,
[00:08:37] as reported by the Ministry of Defense, strikes were carried out on
[00:08:41] Ukrainian Armed Forces facilities in 145 districts
[00:08:44] of Ukraine. In Kyiv, the blackout
[00:08:47] continues, there is a partial blackout now, people have started
[00:08:51] covering the street, our strikes clearly achieve
[00:08:54] their goals. Boris Aleksandrovich Rozhin, our permanent military
[00:08:58] expert, is monitoring what is happening on the battlefield. Boris Aleksandrovich,
[00:09:02] good afternoon, what are your latest
[00:09:04] news?
[00:09:07] Good afternoon, yes, if we talk about the front, then against the backdrop of massive strikes that
[00:09:10] continued overnight, today. In the morning, our troops are actively operating in all
[00:09:14] directions, in the Zaporozhye direction battles continued in Shcherbaki in the area
[00:09:18] of Stepnogorsk, our troops continued to move in Primorsk, battles also continue in
[00:09:22] the central part of Orekhov, our troops are pushing at Omelnik,
[00:09:25] Chervona, Krivnitsa, Nikolsky and Obshchee,
[00:09:28] also battles at the junction of Zaporozhye, Dnipropetrovsk
[00:09:31] regions, in the area of Pokrovskoye, Khrestopolovka, Novoye Pole. In the
[00:09:35] northwest of Konstantinovka, battles continued in the area of Novopavlovka and
[00:09:38] Velikomaylovka, in the Dobropolsky direction Russian.
[00:10:05] Osykova to the north of Nikolpolye in the area of Kolinovoye in the area
[00:10:09] of Rayskoye in the Kramatorsk direction.
[00:11:25] We met with European negotiators and Ukrainian ones,
[00:11:28] here's what Kushner wrote following
[00:11:31] these
[00:11:32] consultations.
[00:11:35] At the direction of the US President, we are making significant efforts together with
[00:11:39] all parties to find a path to long-term peace. Our focus
[00:11:42] is not only on ending this terrible war, but on creating
[00:11:46] a broader security architecture necessary to ensure that after
[00:11:50] the cessation of hostilities they never resume. Well, considering that
[00:11:54] the next sentence in this post
[00:11:57] was I thank the Ukrainian side for its
[00:12:00] constructive contribution, I think we can immediately say that
[00:12:04] a constructive continuation of negotiations is unlikely,
[00:12:07] in any case, those media outlets that have
[00:12:10] some relation to what
[00:12:13] happened during these days, report that in fact
[00:12:17] nothing was agreed upon, this means that most
[00:12:20] likely a breakthrough at the meeting
[00:12:23] on November 10-11... it is difficult to expect, here's
[00:12:26] what Julia Mendel, the former press secretary
[00:12:30] of the former President of Ukraine, said in an interview
[00:12:33] in Berlin.
[00:12:36] Many in the West believe that Ukraine will win the war or regain
[00:12:40] its territories if it continues, this is a fundamentally
[00:12:43] erroneous assessment, and the only victory for Ukraine
[00:12:46] would be the conclusion of a realistic peace agreement,
[00:12:49] economic recovery and the return of its citizens. If
[00:12:53] the war continues, unfortunately... The only option for Ukraine will be
[00:12:57] capitulation. We will lose people. A country can
[00:13:00] exist without territory, but not without its
[00:13:02] people. Vyacheslav Alekseevich, it has been said
[00:13:06] repeatedly from Russia that any
[00:13:08] special, our special military operation is not about territory, it is about people. This
[00:13:12] is an absolutely correct story, when we protect our own people,
[00:13:16] speaking their native language. And now we
[00:13:19] are approaching the fact that there will be negotiations in Abu Dhabi. I would not expect any
[00:13:23] breakthroughs from them, because we see that the Ukrainian side
[00:13:27] clearly understands now that it is not ready for any
[00:13:30] concessions, this is connected with the elections that took place in the United
[00:13:33] States of America, and of course, with how differently, more rigidly,
[00:13:37] the London lobby has positioned itself after these elections, it is
[00:13:40] London that is behind what is happening now, it is they who are the
[00:13:44] key factor influencing the future negotiations that will take place, secondly,
[00:13:48] of course, it will be Brussels, so today we see that
[00:13:52] Ukraine they... went according to the worst scenario, but
[00:13:55] we, we have said many times that any negotiations are of course possible, but they
[00:13:59] are possible only when there is an understanding first of all of what Russia
[00:14:03] needs. The correct words were spoken by Kushner, of course,
[00:14:06] it is right that we do not want any truce, no freezing of
[00:14:10] the conflict, we do not need this, we do not need Ukraine to turn into
[00:14:13] some kind of iron porcupine, this is generally not ours, and we do not accept
[00:14:16] any troops on the territory of Ukraine that will occupy and stand practically within
[00:14:20] our borders. We hope that
[00:14:24] sometime the desire for security of Russia will be heard first
[00:14:27] of all, and for us this is very important, well, and the security of Russia
[00:14:30] is ensured primarily by successes on the battlefield,
[00:14:33] and nothing else, no Western
[00:14:37] countries will ensure our security, they are on the contrary working to weaken
[00:14:41] our security, including, by the way, the United States, no matter
[00:14:44] who is in power, so we are working,
[00:14:48] the most important direction, of course, Druzhkovsko-Kramatorsk,
[00:14:51] we continue to liberate
[00:14:54] the territory of the Donetsk
[00:14:57] People's Republic. Pavel Alekseevich Kukushkin, military correspondent
[00:15:00] of the Ministry of Defense volunteer corps, is working in this direction. Pavel Alekseevich,
[00:15:04] good afternoon, what's your news?
[00:15:07] Yes, good afternoon, Vyacheslav Alekseevich,
[00:15:10] indeed, the Druzhkovsko-Kramatorsk direction is one of
[00:15:13] the hottest, it continues to remain there,
[00:15:17] the weather is expected to make its adjustments,
[00:15:20] adjustments, the greenery, so-called, is falling off, that is,
[00:15:24] this. complicates the actions of assault groups primarily,
[00:15:28] since they become more, well, let's say,
[00:15:31] in open terrain, so of course
[00:15:34] assault actions are difficult on...
[00:15:37] on the contrary, the enemy is actively now using its
[00:15:40] underground passages, which it has made in large numbers in
[00:15:44] this agglomeration, Kramatorsk, Druzhkovka, Alekseeva
[00:15:48] Druzhkovka, but our military intelligence officers, whose
[00:15:51] holiday is today, I congratulate them, they are on combat
[00:15:54] duty, regardless of holidays or weekends, in
[00:15:57] any weather, our military intelligence continues to identify
[00:16:01] this underground logistics, provides
[00:16:05] information to our Aerospace Forces, who already...
[00:16:38] the eastern eastern flank in the area of the settlements
[00:16:40] of Nikonorovka, Malinovka,
[00:16:44] Tikhanovka, there are counter-battles, the enemy is throwing
[00:16:48] a rather large number of fresh forces there, trying to push
[00:16:51] us back from the dominant heights, understanding that control over
[00:16:54] the dominant heights gives us operational space for
[00:16:58] movement to Kramatorsk itself. In general, such counter-
[00:17:01] counter-battles are now quite fierce,
[00:17:04] but again, our guys from the volunteer corps, from
[00:17:07] other units of the Southern group are now holding back this
[00:17:11] onslaught, and accordingly, they are also moving forward
[00:17:15] with battles. Thank you very much, Pavel Alekseevich, indeed, this is a very important
[00:17:18] direction, there are very heavy battles there, but they are absolutely
[00:17:22] necessary to liberate the remnants and
[00:17:26] Kramatorsk and Sloviansk to complete
[00:17:29] the liberation of Donbass. Take care of yourself, we are waiting for your new
[00:17:33] reports, and for us
[00:17:36] it is indeed important that
[00:17:40] we continued to solve those tasks, regardless of what
[00:17:44] happens in the international arena, interesting events are happening in the international arena:
[00:17:47] the Republican Party failed miserably in the midterm elections to
[00:17:51] the US Congress, it lost
[00:17:54] its majority, what does this mean for
[00:17:58] the internal situation in the United States, for the whole world,
[00:18:01] well, and of course for us after
[00:18:03] the commercial.
[00:18:07] On November 7th, we were woken up at 6
[00:18:11] o'clock, they lined us up, the commander
[00:18:13] announced that you would participate in
[00:18:16] the parade, the parade was actually a
[00:18:19] harbinger of upcoming strikes against the Germans,
[00:18:23] who drove them from Moscow. To the
[00:18:26] 80th anniversary of the parade
[00:18:28] of 1941 on Red
[00:18:31] Square. November 7th, at
[00:18:35] the first.
[00:18:37] There was a feeling, nevertheless, that people
[00:18:41] had no idea that we could surrender, everyone
[00:18:44] calmly said, we will still defeat
[00:18:47] them,
[00:21:35] In the States, midterm elections for Congress were held, well,
[00:21:39] as is customary in America, during
[00:21:42] the first post-presidential elections to Congress,
[00:21:46] the ruling party suffers a defeat, well, so that...
[00:21:58] This has not happened for a long time, it is indeed a failure of the Republican Party, and a failure on a national scale, including in such key
[00:22:01] states for Republicans, which provided them with an advantage in
[00:22:05] federal elections, such as Texas, the second most populous state
[00:22:08] in the country, where Republicans had not lost for the last 32
[00:22:12] years, here they lost everything, both the Senate elections and the gubernatorial
[00:22:16] elections, this is generally, well, I definitely could not imagine
[00:22:21] that this would happen, well, what is the
[00:22:23] result at this minute, the vote count is not
[00:22:27] yet finished in the United States, this is what, how
[00:22:31] NBC evaluates the situation
[00:22:33] now, most likely the Democrats will have
[00:22:36] 259 seats, compared to
[00:22:40] 217 that they had, and the Republicans
[00:22:44] are losing a huge number of seats, they have
[00:22:47] 176.
[00:22:50] If we consider that, as a rule, well, only about 10%
[00:22:53] of seats, only, well, 45, approximately,
[00:22:56] districts are generally competitive in the House
[00:23:00] of Representatives elections, all the rest are single-party, there always wins the same
[00:23:03] party, apparently, all these 45 competitive
[00:23:07] districts the Republicans
[00:23:10] lost, well, and as for the results
[00:23:13] of the Senate elections, the Democrats also secured
[00:23:17] a quite comfortable majority there, now this is the assessment...
[00:24:24] already on the first night, after
[00:24:28] the voting, when the vote count was in full
[00:24:30] swing, Trump already gave an interview, quite a long one,
[00:24:34] more than 20 minutes on Fox News, where
[00:24:38] he took such a brave stance, and you
[00:24:41] know, even before everyone else, in the following hours, everyone
[00:24:44] started pointing fingers at him, saying that this was Trump's
[00:24:48] personal defeat, but he already...
[00:25:20] say that on the other hand, exactly the opposite
[00:25:23] say that this is a victory, that this is Trump's
[00:25:26] personal defeat, and even in the Republican Party
[00:25:30] now, not so openly, but also, in
[00:25:32] general, DeSantis, Trump's former rival
[00:25:36] in the presidential
[00:25:40] primaries, spoke out,
[00:25:42] the governor of Florida, also made a statement,
[00:25:46] saying, well, no, Trump lost, it's not so much the Republican
[00:25:49] Party. It's that the Republican Party
[00:25:52] was punished personally for Trump, this is
[00:25:56] this question, that everyone is pointing fingers at Trump
[00:26:00] personally, well, the Democrats are completely openly. In his party
[00:26:03] now, not so openly, but in principle, they are also
[00:26:06] already expressing themselves in this
[00:26:10] direction, this is in all likelihood
[00:26:13] indeed his personal personal defeat, he
[00:26:17] is trying to present this in a completely different way, and
[00:26:20] says, no, they would have voted for me, it's that other
[00:26:23] candidates don't vote for you, but for him this is a very
[00:26:27] strong blow, he certainly tries to put on a brave face,
[00:26:30] says that he has power. But from my point of view, he lost power all
[00:26:34] this year, I have repeatedly said this in this
[00:26:38] studio, he was constrained, he lost the
[00:26:41] freedom of action that he had last year, this was the impression
[00:26:45] all this year, that something was being
[00:26:48] imposed on him, they were able to drive him into a certain
[00:26:52] rut, he lost his independence in this sense,
[00:26:55] lost power, in general, they were able
[00:26:58] to drive him into
[00:27:01] defeat - if we continue with
[00:27:04] the next question you asked, Vyacheslav Alekseevich, I will say
[00:27:08] very briefly, that most
[00:27:11] likely they will try to attribute
[00:27:14] the results of these elections to Trump's
[00:27:17] team, that is, they will
[00:27:21] personally prosecute him and his
[00:27:24] inner circle, while it should be emphasized that the
[00:27:28] Democrats, despite what seems to be a convincing
[00:27:31] victory. They also have within
[00:27:35] their group that won, also a schizophrenic
[00:27:38] position, because it is absolutely
[00:27:41] obvious that people were dissatisfied with
[00:27:43] the endless wars that various
[00:27:47] American administrations are waging, but the Democrats are now trying to present
[00:27:51] all this in such a way that there is a bad war against
[00:27:54] Iran, there is a good war against Russia,
[00:27:58] although in general, voters, well, it is absolutely obvious.
[00:29:02] In Michigan and even on a national scale, antisemitism
[00:29:06] began to be discussed, various horrors began to be
[00:29:10] cited, but this very well
[00:29:13] reflected those sentiments that
[00:29:15] exist among ordinary voters, well,
[00:29:19] of course, the Democrats tried in every way
[00:29:22] to highlight the Iranian war, but not so
[00:29:25] much to highlight what they, or rather on the contrary, to hide that
[00:29:29] they want to support the Kyiv regime. So
[00:29:32] now they will have to make some incredible
[00:29:35] somersault, because that democratic public,
[00:29:39] liberal public that came to power, it actually also cannot
[00:29:43] exist without war, they will have to somehow
[00:29:46] deceive this main demand from American
[00:29:50] voters, that it's enough to fight, they should deal with domestic affairs, they
[00:29:52] will have to deceive him again, uh-huh, yes, they will try their best,
[00:29:56] but now of course, the prospects of the Republican Party are
[00:29:59] interesting, and what should they do?
[00:30:14] He, to some extent, distanced himself from Trump's policy, at least in what
[00:30:17] concerns the war in Iran and has already held relevant
[00:30:21] meetings, as Axios reports, let's
[00:30:23] listen,
[00:30:25] Vice President Vance directly called the war with Iran the main reason for the crushing
[00:30:29] defeat of the Republicans, in the last month he headed... a group in Trump's inner
[00:30:33] circle that persuaded the president to conclude an agreement with Iran. According
[00:30:37] to sources, in private conversations Vance accused Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu
[00:30:41] of being wrong about everything concerning Iran. Vance warned that
[00:30:44] the war was extremely unpopular among Americans and could cost
[00:30:47] Republicans victory. Most of Trump's advisers supported the Vice
[00:30:51] President's position, but Trump himself, as before, was inclined to resume
[00:30:54] the war.
[00:30:57] In the history of the United States of America, this is the third time when a sitting
[00:31:00] president lost two. immediately, but no one
[00:31:04] has lost with such a rout, probably a very similar situation
[00:31:08] occurred 20 years ago in 2006, when
[00:31:11] Bush Jr. lost both chambers, but the fundamental
[00:31:15] difference was that there was a concept of a referendum, almost every second
[00:31:19] American, when he said: for me this is a referendum, I vote not because
[00:31:22] I love Democrats, not because they are I personally vote against what
[00:31:26] Trump is doing, because he has made me and my family specifically
[00:31:29] poorer, this is what is happening now, Vance, he took a
[00:31:33] very clear, understandable position, we need to distance ourselves from this
[00:31:36] referendum, the referendum, if we call it that in quotes, he was
[00:31:40] against Trump, but not against me, I, of course, am
[00:31:43] part of his team. I am an independent player, it's no wonder Trump
[00:31:47] immediately made a statement, well, let's see, maybe Vance has a chance in the
[00:31:50] elections, maybe he should run, maybe he shouldn't, it's already
[00:31:54] clear that Vance is playing his own game,
[00:31:58] again, the powers in the Senate are quite
[00:32:01] extensive, but the president retains quite extensive
[00:32:04] powers, the same Congress today
[00:32:08] has a very important tool, this is oversight investigation, this
[00:32:11] oversight investigation that they will now undertake, it will be...
[00:32:45] his assessment of the past elections, and a rather sharp
[00:32:48] assessment.
[00:32:50] So, we can say, without exaggeration, without gloating,
[00:32:54] this is the end of the Trump era. After last night, it's all over.
[00:32:57] Everyone knew that the Republicans were facing a rout because of the war in
[00:33:01] Iran. Everyone knew this, but there were those who wanted you to know that it
[00:33:05] was not like that at all. And the people who claimed such things destroyed not just the
[00:33:08] Republican party, but caused serious damage to this
[00:33:11] country. And this is not the first time, this is not the first war that these
[00:33:15] people dragged us into, and not even the third, the United
[00:33:19] States went bankrupt because of these wars, and this is not an anti-Semitic
[00:33:23] conspiracy theory, this is mathematics, it's wrong when
[00:33:26] a leader chooses another country instead of you, it's as wrong as if
[00:33:29] a father took the neighbors' children to Disneyland while his own
[00:33:33] children starve, this is immoral, this is what
[00:33:36] Trump did, he chose Israel instead of the United States, they lie about
[00:33:39] this, but everyone sees it, it's completely obvious, and it's
[00:33:43] wrong. In general, Tucker Carlson has a quite logical, explainable
[00:33:46] position. And it must be said that the Iranian path, it's
[00:33:50] generally slippery. At one time in 1970, when a group of
[00:33:54] Iranian students seized the American embassy in
[00:33:57] Tehran, it practically cost Jimmy Carter the presidency, he lost
[00:34:00] the election with a bang a year later, in which Ronald Reagan won.
[00:34:03] Trump's advisors should have explained to him
[00:34:07] that if he starts a war against Iran, it could cost him very dearly,
[00:34:11] because Iran will not stand for itself, in this case, it will be ready to fight
[00:34:15] to the last, and what we are currently seeing in the context of the Iranian issue,
[00:34:18] we see that the population continues to resist, and now, by the way, they are very
[00:34:21] inspired by the fact that Trump so resoundingly lost the midterm
[00:34:25] elections, and relevant statements have already been received from officials, in
[00:34:29] this case, from the speaker of parliament Ghalibaf, who stated that Americans
[00:34:32] chose peace in these very elections, although in fact I
[00:34:36] would like to emphasize here that Iranians should not expect anything special from the Democrats either,
[00:34:40] because they are also very cunning guys who can prepare their own
[00:34:44] kind of tricks and nasty things, if I may say so, because
[00:34:48] they are ready, they work covertly, as you know, that is, they still won't
[00:34:52] leave Iran alone, they will just work less filigree and elegantly in order to
[00:34:55] stifle Iran one way or another, but nevertheless, it must be understood that
[00:34:59] today American society perfectly understands that if it weren't for
[00:35:03] this whole adventure regarding Iran, then the
[00:35:06] problems they face on the ground, as they say,
[00:35:10] they simply would probably not have encountered them, at the beginning of this year Trump was on very
[00:35:13] good numbers.
[00:38:27] began to develop, even among Republicans, that it's all because of
[00:38:31] Trump, there might be two
[00:38:34] dozen, approximately, maybe a little over two dozen
[00:38:37] Republican votes that will not be on all issues, but on
[00:38:41] some issues that they may consider important
[00:38:45] for the country, and here we no longer look at personalities and at
[00:38:48] Trump, at his past merits, votes can be gathered
[00:38:51] for overcoming a veto, as for
[00:38:55] impeachments, then...
[00:38:58] I think he will be impeached more than
[00:39:01] twice, that is, the record that was set during his first
[00:39:04] term will be broken. Of course, it's hard
[00:39:08] to expect now that these impeachments will be brought
[00:39:11] to an end, but in general, these sentiments
[00:39:15] right now, they are being created very quickly, that Trump is becoming a burden
[00:39:18] even for Republicans, how much he will be
[00:39:22] willing to fight in these circumstances, I think he will
[00:39:25] be willing to fight, but will it be defensive
[00:39:28] fight, will he only defend
[00:39:31] himself, or will he find the strength to really advance
[00:39:35] his agenda, to advance that revolution of common sense
[00:39:39] that he promised, this is an open
[00:39:42] question for me, he will fight, but will he
[00:39:46] only save himself, members of his family, from
[00:39:49] all future legal persecutions that he is definitely
[00:39:53] promised after his resignation, or will he still continue...
[00:40:57] then he would have run for President of the United States. In general, the best
[00:41:01] option, if you look from the perspective of the Republican party's prospects,
[00:41:04] for Trump to resign,
[00:41:08] and before January 6th, because then Vance
[00:41:11] will have the right to run twice more, because if he leaves
[00:41:15] later, then Vance might be
[00:41:17] president, becoming automatically vice president, but
[00:41:21] he will only have one right to be elected, but I think Trump will
[00:41:25] still think more about himself than about Vance.
[00:41:28] Yes, it seems to me that the Republican party will be rather secondary to him,
[00:41:31] well, let's see, after
[00:41:34] the commercial we'll discuss what this means for international
[00:41:38] politics, for... the special military operation for
[00:41:41] Ukraine, Russia and for
[00:41:43] the world.
[00:41:47] Season
[00:41:48] premiere.
[00:41:56] Our glorious enterprise has many
[00:41:58] friends. There is a suspect, this morning he threatened them with death,
[00:42:02] shoots like Robin Hood.
[00:42:05] Listen, I'm not interested in your illegal tournaments. I'm specifically interested in him.
[00:42:09] Pash, did you really kill him? Come
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[00:42:16] You see, my son is accused of something
[00:42:19] I need to do. Do you want me to find another criminal or him?
[00:42:23] Hey, cop boy, jump in
[00:42:26] Эй, копбой, давай прыгай в
[00:42:28] the car.
[00:42:33] I surrender, you have disarmed me, my lady.
[00:42:36] Do you know how much money is in the southern port, millions.
[00:42:40] Don't rush with the southern port,
[00:42:44] if you go in headfirst there, you'll scare
[00:42:47] everyone away, what a versatile
[00:42:51] killer we have, never repeats himself, he's either
[00:42:53] a psychopath or a damned genius,
[00:42:57] Brainstorm, case number
[00:42:59] 12, coming soon on
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[00:46:03] planning to? Support is more expensive than money. We will pay for
[00:46:07] mobile communications for everyone who transfers their salary.
[00:46:24] but we don't live in the clouds, we appear like thunder out of a clear sky,
[00:46:27] always ready to come down from heaven to
[00:46:30] earth, if you are used to reaching
[00:46:34] the greatest heights,
[00:46:36] then we have common goals.
[00:46:40] Unmanned Systems Troops. Our
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[00:46:53] The Big Game, live, we will discuss
[00:46:57] the prospects of the foreign policy course of the United States
[00:47:00] after the crushing defeat of the Republican
[00:47:03] Party in the midterm elections.
[00:47:07] It must be said that the victorious Democratic
[00:47:10] Party is extremely heterogeneous, there are very
[00:47:12] serious, so-called socialist elements or communists, as even
[00:47:16] Trump calls them, there are people who
[00:47:20] advocate for liberal
[00:47:22] internationalism, a very motley
[00:47:26] coalition, multinational, moreover, with very
[00:47:30] different interests, but nevertheless, the leadership of the Democratic
[00:47:33] Party has a certain agenda that they will try to implement.
[00:47:37] This is how Reuters agency
[00:47:41] commented on possible changes in foreign policy
[00:47:44] under Democrats in Congress.
[00:47:48] In the recent midterm elections, Democrats secured a significant share of
[00:47:52] power in Washington. Below are several ways in which Congress could limit Trump's foreign
[00:47:55] policy. Stopping the war with Iran. Democrats have repeatedly
[00:47:59] voted to end hostilities. Using their new
[00:48:02] influence, they could cut defense spending or delay nominations
[00:48:06] to put pressure on Trump. New support for Ukraine.
[00:48:09] Trump has virtually ended direct aid, despite broad support
[00:48:13] for aid from both Democrats and Republicans. Controlling both
[00:48:16] chambers, Democrats will be able to decide which issues to vote on. This
[00:48:20] may allow them to approve new aid
[00:48:23] to Ukraine, which is likely to be passed by a two-thirds majority,
[00:48:27] necessary to overcome Trump's veto. Ending military aid
[00:48:31] to Israel. Support for Israel among Democrats has sharply declined due to its actions during
[00:48:34] the war in the Gaza Strip, limiting military spending
[00:48:37] and resuming foreign aid. Democrats are much more inclined to limit
[00:48:41] military spending. Trump also canceled billions of dollars in foreign
[00:48:45] aid approved by Congress. Many Democrats are outraged by the cuts
[00:48:48] and say they will try to restore funding. Thorough analysis of
[00:48:52] policy towards Latin America. Trump acted more aggressively in the Western Hemisphere
[00:48:56] than previous presidents. Some Democrats
[00:48:59] have called for investigations and hearings into his actions.
[00:49:03] Ivan Alekseevich, does such an analysis seem reasonable to you? Yes,
[00:49:06] indeed, there
[00:49:08] are
[00:49:11] reasons in what was said, if we generalize, Congress
[00:49:15] has indirect levers of influence. Firstly, it's
[00:49:18] naturally money, they can finance or refuse
[00:49:22] funding, this is the House of Representatives, secondly,
[00:49:25] these are personnel issues, this is already
[00:49:29] the Senate, that is, what Democrats will most likely do is they
[00:49:32] will force Trump to dismiss
[00:49:35] members of his cabinet, it was correctly
[00:49:39] mentioned, sounded, I think the first attack will be on
[00:49:42] him, if Trump does not voluntarily dismiss him, and
[00:49:46] he said he wouldn't, then they will most likely try to impeach him, this
[00:49:49] impeachment could... could pass
[00:49:53] for the minister, the minister of war, now no longer defense,
[00:49:56] well, I think further, most likely there will also be a very
[00:50:00] serious attack on the FBI director, well,
[00:50:03] on other candidates, then new ones need to be appointed, and new
[00:50:07] ones must go through the Senate, here senators will
[00:50:11] try to influence personnel policy, well, plus
[00:50:14] the third indirect instrument is the so-called oversight, that is,
[00:50:18] these are inquiries, these are hearings, these are nitpicking on
[00:50:21] all issues, and even as in the case of the war with
[00:50:25] Iran, this is the adoption of resolutions that generally
[00:50:29] prohibit this or that administration from doing so, although again
[00:50:32] the administration can overcome this with
[00:50:36] decrees, if it wants to and if it decides to go
[00:50:40] for confrontation, all these levers can turn out to be
[00:50:43] quite effective, and
[00:50:47] Trump has great power,
[00:50:49] but... still, listen, if he didn't manage
[00:50:53] it very wisely in the previous 2 years,
[00:50:56] when he had a friendly Congress, I
[00:51:00] personally would not undertake
[00:51:03] to assert that he will now manage
[00:51:07] it more wisely, when
[00:51:10] there is an unfriendly Congress, the atmosphere for his policy
[00:51:13] will worsen, we
[00:51:16] will observe this schizophrenia, you already mentioned
[00:51:20] Vyacheslav Alekseevich, that schizophrenia...
[00:52:05] who is now the minority leader in the Senate, will be the majority leader
[00:52:09] in the Senate, he will be the main senator, and
[00:52:13] Chuck Schumer made a statement, after which
[00:52:16] all markets rushed in the opposite direction and began
[00:52:20] to show record numbers. What did Chuck
[00:52:23] Schumer say?
[00:52:26] Americans want us to put an end to the chaos that Trump is sowing both
[00:52:30] domestically and abroad. The American people don't even know what
[00:52:33] we are fighting for in Iran. Trump never gave a clear answer, this war must
[00:52:37] end, and let there be no doubt. Whenever Trump acts
[00:52:41] against the will of the American people or breaks the law, we will initiate
[00:52:44] investigations, go to court, and entangle him in the barbed wire
[00:52:48] of legislative measures. The days when the Senate was merely a subservient tool
[00:52:52] of Trump are over. So
[00:52:55] he can complicate the war in Iran quite seriously. On the one hand, yes, Vyacheslav Alekseevich, on the other
[00:52:59] hand, when Democrats start promoting
[00:53:02] supposedly peaceful policies in the context of
[00:53:05] Iran, it evokes a certain irony in me, because those same
[00:53:08] Democrats, in fact, initiated a lot against Iran in their time,
[00:53:12] yes, they didn't start a full-scale war, but by the way, they were preparing for it
[00:53:16] very intensely back in 2011-2012, and so much so that
[00:53:19] even Trump, then not yet president,
[00:53:22] criticized Obama, saying that Obama was leading us to war with
[00:53:26] Iran, from another perspective, those same Democrats
[00:53:29] who were in presidential power from 2021 to 2025, the same Biden,
[00:53:33] what prevented him from returning to the nuclear deal, of which he was one of the architects
[00:53:37] on the American side, he could have returned to this very nuclear deal in
[00:53:41] the context of Iran, he did not return to it for a number of reasons, but
[00:53:44] nevertheless, now, of course, the Iranian aspect is very convenient for them
[00:53:47] to flaunt in order to blame everything on Trump in the context of Iran, saying that he is so
[00:53:51] terrible and disgusting, who
[00:53:55] started a war out of nowhere, but that's why I would like to note here
[00:53:58] that in general, Iran should have no illusions here,
[00:54:02] the Democratic Party in relation to...
[00:54:07] the Republican Party, it's just that, again, the Democratic Party will behave
[00:54:11] differently, it will shake the entire Middle Eastern region
[00:54:14] from within, as they already did in 2011, when they provoked the Arab
[00:54:18] Spring, raised a huge number of radicals and militants, called them
[00:54:21] non-systemic opposition, drove them accordingly to Egypt, Syria, wherever
[00:54:25] they could, they made a revolution there, the headache just
[00:54:29] went through the roof, in the end we see the fruits
[00:54:32] of the work of the Obama administration and the Democratic Party.
[00:54:35] And I don't rule out at all that they will do the same regarding Iran, it's just that Trump tried to solve
[00:54:38] some issues with Iran head-on, and here they will work filigree,
[00:54:42] they won't be held accountable, they say, well, what about us, we
[00:54:46] support such opposition, we shouldn't be held accountable,
[00:54:50] so Iran shouldn't be too deluded, in fact
[00:54:53] there are many nuances and enough pitfalls, well, indeed, among
[00:54:57] Democrats there are almost more supporters of Iran than in the Republican
[00:55:00] Party, and there are far more opponents of Russia
[00:55:03] than in the Republican Party. And here we should have no
[00:55:07] illusions, well, the evidence of this is practically
[00:55:11] the collapse of the so-called diesel deal, yes, which
[00:55:14] seemingly our diesel went to American ports, but
[00:55:17] then, as it turns out, it never reached the United States, and largely
[00:55:21] because in Democratic states, lawsuits have already begun
[00:55:25] against those who will buy Russian diesel, no one is buying
[00:55:28] it yet, but lawsuits were already
[00:55:31] ready, let's read the Financial Times.
[00:55:36] Donald Trump's scandalous attempt to import Russian diesel fuel
[00:55:40] ahead of the election seems to be falling apart. Two tankers that
[00:55:43] were headed to the US suddenly changed course. The Russian tanker Talisman and
[00:55:47] the Hong Kong-owned Leroux, flying the flag of Sierra Leone,
[00:55:51] no longer list the Atlantic coast of the US as their destination.
[00:55:54] On Monday, Leroux changed its signal to Brazil, and Talisman
[00:55:58] headed for the Mediterranean Sea. It is signaling "awaiting
[00:56:01] orders." This suggests that the cargo does not yet have a
[00:56:03] confirmed destination or port. A third tanker with
[00:56:07] Russian diesel, the Greek Agios, apparently
[00:56:10] continues its journey towards the US, but also signals "awaiting
[00:56:13] orders." The route changes occurred against the backdrop of a worsening diesel
[00:56:17] fuel situation in the US. New data shows that its reserves have fallen below the 100
[00:56:20] million barrel mark for the first time in two decades. The supply shortage
[00:56:24] threatens to put additional pressure on fuel prices. This is only
[00:56:28] one aspect of Russian-American relations. It is clear that Democrats
[00:56:32] will strongly throw a wrench in the works here. Isn't that right? Absolutely
[00:56:35] true, but Democrats very clearly support,
[00:56:39] and emphasize that they are precisely suffering for
[00:56:42] all the people, for Republicans, for Trump supporters,
[00:56:45] no matter what color we are, they very clearly indicate
[00:56:49] that there is one enemy, we have a common one, that is chaos, chaos is sown by one
[00:56:53] person, that is Trump, these are his personal
[00:56:55] attempts to try to undermine peace throughout the world, then
[00:56:59] through war, through different negotiations, through lack of agreement,
[00:57:03] inability in many things. And the most important thing that Chuck
[00:57:07] Schumer really said is that we will be more predictable,
[00:57:10] and Trump must recognize a very simple thing for himself, that this
[00:57:14] current responsibility for the fact that the country was brought
[00:57:17] to disarray is his personal fault, personal
[00:57:20] responsibility, and how can the diesel deal
[00:57:24] be broken? It is already broken, Americans, specifically
[00:57:27] led by Democrats, they came up with a good
[00:57:30] system, the mayors of port cities, where they won,
[00:57:34] all these mayors, they legally
[00:57:37] banned Russian tankers or tankers with Russian
[00:57:40] oil from entering their ports, then, then
[00:57:43] judicial investigations, then it will be a very big problem
[00:57:47] for Trump, and Trump clearly knows, he can fight and win
[00:57:51] something in the Supreme Court, but any of his steps, even
[00:57:55] in foreign policy, attempts to allocate money to someone,
[00:57:58] attempts to influence allies or opponents, attempts
[00:58:01] to pull America out of NATO and blackmail NATO
[00:58:05] allies, they will run into a very clear
[00:58:08] legislative power, he can rule with
[00:58:11] executive orders, with vetoes, but he
[00:58:14] still must understand one simple thing: of course,
[00:58:48] there will be a future presidential election campaign, but it's
[00:58:51] certainly too early to talk about that, well, as
[00:58:54] for our diesel, as President's press secretary
[00:58:58] Dmitry Peskov said, Russian diesel will always find
[00:59:01] a buyer, there is a large deficit of diesel in the world today, if Americans
[00:59:05] don't want diesel, well, then someone else will get it, this will
[00:59:08] certainly improve their energy situation, but
[00:59:12] Democrats, as usual, are willing to cut off their noses to spite their faces, this is their favorite policy.
[00:59:16] Let's
[00:59:47] listen to what President's press secretary Dmitry
[00:59:50] Peskov said about
[00:59:52] the elections.
[00:59:55] President Trump will continue to exercise his powers and his foreign policy. Everything
[00:59:59] else is the internal affair of the United States. Of course,
[01:00:02] ensuring Russia's interests in Ukrainian affairs cannot be indexed to
[01:00:05] the state of affairs in the US. Our interests will be ensured in any
[01:00:09] case. Russia is an absolutely sovereign state. In any
[01:00:12] case, we will achieve the goals of the special military
[01:00:15] operation.