CURRENTTIME — broadcast 20260806 180000 UTC 185 transcript segments Google Cloud Speech-to-Text API (Chirp) + Gemini 2.5 Flash Non-Thinking Data courtesy of The GDELT Project (https://www.gdeltproject.org/), from the Internet Archive TV News Archive. Machine transcription. Treat it as a searchable index of what was broadcast, not a verbatim quotation record. [00:07:42] bye. [00:07:53] Pierre's father accompanies him to training, [00:07:57] as it is also his [00:07:58] job, [00:08:02] I try to accompany him in [00:08:04] other things, [00:08:07] help him and [00:13:14] Were you born here? Yes, here, who are your parents? My [00:13:17] father, Massimo, which Massimo? Massimo [00:13:21] is Italian. [00:13:25] How many dune movements in life? I've seen a lot of [00:13:29] dunes, how they move, and [00:13:32] how many? When I was a child, I went with [00:13:35] my parents, and the dune was much [00:13:39] closer, right there, where the horses and [00:13:43] fishermen are, you know [00:13:46] Caragull, [00:13:56] And we had nothing to eat. [00:14:15] And how old are you? He is 100 years old. [00:14:18] 100? [00:14:21] What? She said you are 100 years old. [00:14:45] Yes, when I grow up, I want to do what my heart [00:14:49] desires, of course, everyone says, [00:14:52] dad, mom, [00:14:56] my sister, that I still have a lot of time to decide, they [00:15:00] say: it's too early for you to think about what you want to [00:15:03] be, you have to grow up, although that's not [00:15:06] true, I already know what I want to be. [00:17:46] It's most interesting to read comments in the public pages of Russian [00:17:50] pro-Kremlin media, if only because in the media themselves you won't [00:17:53] see any criticism of the Russian authorities. Let's take, for example, [00:17:57] the VKontakte page of the Telegram channel Mash. A week ago [00:18:00] they published Vladimir Putin's reaction to the Ukrainian Armed Forces' strike on [00:18:04] the Wildberries marketplace warehouses. Putin stated that everything is [00:18:07] in order with the economy, here is Putin's statement and the reaction to [00:18:11] it from Russians. The state of the domestic [00:18:13] economy, economic sectors, its key [00:18:17] sectors, are stable, even [00:18:19] despite external attempts to destabilize the situation in the fuel and [00:18:23] energy complex, and in some other [00:18:26] sectors. Handing out noodles, well, [00:18:29] young people can analyze for grandmas over 80 these [00:18:33] speeches. The old leader has completely lost his mind, or [00:18:36] again. Even alcoholic Yeltsin had enough [00:18:40] drunken brains to leave, this one turned our lives into a horror [00:18:44] movie, but he clung to his chair with a death [00:18:46] grip. Everything is temporary, everything is fine, the war [00:18:50] will end soon, the next term of the tsar at least, live and God [00:18:54] forbid you condemn the tsar. Putin is great, he lived badly [00:18:58] before 2014 and before twenty-two, he wanted [00:19:01] some action. In the comments under the video of Russian regional TV channels [00:19:05] about the gasoline shortage, Russians [00:19:07] seem to compete in sarcasm, here, for example, comments under the video [00:19:11] of the Nizhny Novgorod TV channel Seti N. Reporters on June 19 [00:19:14] reported on the rush at Nizhny Novgorod [00:19:17] gas stations. Hooray, we are no longer a gas [00:19:20] station country. It's the twenty-seventh year of [00:19:23] competent rule, we just need to be patient a little longer and [00:19:27] we'll get used to the new prices. This is [00:19:29] a negative breakthrough. Thanks to our great [00:19:32] geostrategist. They promised us that Europe would be without fuel, [00:19:36] although Nizhny is geographically located in Europe, Europe [00:19:40] is freezing and decaying, the main thing is that everything is fine with us. Look, in [00:19:44] the world there is tension, turbulence, explosions, but [00:19:46] we have stability, we must cherish this. Reasons for memes [00:19:50] in the comments are statements by Russian officials. The last [00:19:54] comment is literally a quote from this statement [00:19:57] by the Chairman of the Russian State Duma, Vyacheslav Volodin. Look, [00:20:01] there is tension in the world, turbulence, [00:20:05] explosions, but we have stability. We [00:20:08] must cherish this. By the way, this Nizhny Novgorod [00:20:11] TV channel decided not to release any more such stories about [00:20:14] queues for gasoline, but it did show how the governor [00:20:18] of the Nizhny Novgorod region, Gleb Nikitin, checks the availability of gasoline at [00:20:21] gas stations, and of course, he found gasoline, here's what they wrote in [00:20:25] the comments under this story. [00:20:28] Nikitin visited one gas station, in Nizhny there is only [00:20:31] one gas station, Glebushka didn't overwork himself. Comrades, [00:20:35] by the way, it's weak to show us the real situation in the city, and not this [00:20:38] clownery. You're running around , figuring things out, and then suddenly you didn't [00:20:41] bother, you can't argue with the governor, how long [00:20:45] can you lie, the government has lied itself into a corner, who are they lying [00:20:48] to, themselves, the people? 30 liters per person, and he has [00:20:52] no problems with fuel, he, of course, has no problems, and [00:20:56] we have no censored words for them. Nikitin [00:20:59] published a video about the absence of a gasoline shortage [00:21:03] on his VKontakte page, and then in the Nizhny Novgorod region, simultaneously with Nikitin's [00:21:06] bravura statements, they introduced a schedule for selling gasoline by car numbers, [00:21:10] an odd-even system, and despite the fact that in the censored [00:21:14] VKontakte, comments with blatant insults to [00:21:17] the Russian authorities are, of course, deleted, [00:21:50] there is no shortage, so we will dispense by number. And also under [00:21:54] the previous post they told us that there is no ban on pouring into [00:21:57] canisters, so now we have lifted the ban, which wasn't there, [00:22:01] but only at Gazprom. Russians in the comments are no longer [00:22:04] shy or afraid to openly ridicule how [00:22:08] reality differs from what is shown on TV. I [00:22:11] read hundreds of comments under videos of Russian TV channels on YouTube [00:22:15] and VKontakte, two phrases from propaganda were [00:22:18] especially memorable to Russians. Good, the main thing is not [00:22:21] to stray too far from the TV, everything is always [00:22:25] good there, this is action goyda, is this goyda [00:22:28] or a breakthrough? Goyda, action, something [00:22:31] happened, we are simple people, not interested in [00:22:34] politics, goyda, we deserved this with our [00:22:37] silence, when there is gasoline, we are bored, [00:22:41] stagnation, we want action, vote for [00:22:44] United Russia and Putin so that the action never ends, [00:22:48] comments about Goyda and... action can be found under almost [00:22:51] every video about gasoline shortages or now about [00:22:55] Ukrainian Armed Forces strikes on Wildberries warehouses on YouTube. You [00:22:58] probably remember the authors of the phrases that became winged. You know, [00:23:02] when everything is calm, measured, [00:23:05] stable, we get bored, [00:23:09] stagnation, we want action, [00:23:13] fear us, we are coming, [00:23:15] goyda! [00:23:19] And comments! about goyda and action after the strikes on the Wildberries [00:23:22] marketplace warehouses became so numerous that on [00:23:25] the marketplace's own VKontakte page, these, as well as [00:23:29] any other posts critical of the war, administrators simply started [00:23:33] deleting, but for example Mash still doesn't [00:23:36] delete them, so let's end the story with a couple more [00:23:39] comments about the president, a social network user whose [00:23:43] son is the deputy head of the Russian Presidential Administration, [00:23:46] Sergei Kiriyenko. TV chatterbox, blabbermouth. [00:23:50] How to find them, how tired he's made us all [00:23:53] these years, how many years the same face has been shown as [00:23:57] responsible for decision-making, will I really die and he'll still be in the president's [00:24:01] office, horrible, [00:24:03] first impeachment, then tribunal or vice versa, the old [00:24:07] man reads from a piece of paper about how great everything is with us and we [00:24:10] are winning, completely insane, especially against the backdrop of burning [00:24:13] Wildberries warehouses and oil refineries, someone call a doctor [00:24:16] for him. [00:24:21] There is a whole city underground here, one might say, that is, the lower floors are all [00:24:24] flooded, the upper ones are open, you can enter one mountain and walk several kilometers [00:24:28] underground, well, through these mines, and exit [00:24:31] another mountain, that is, there is an [00:25:50] 9 years old, he is one of the oldest porters in the market, but in this [00:25:53] profession age doesn't matter at all, he has to work [00:25:57] on equal terms with young people. [00:25:59] We started this job out of despair. There was no [00:26:03] other job, but we had to feed our family, children, grandchildren, so I became a porter. [00:26:18] One of the features of the oriental market are porters, or as they are called [00:26:22] here, pushcart drivers, people who carry buyers' goods [00:26:26] for a small fee on their pushcart, at the Karasu market thousands of [00:26:29] people are engaged in this work. [00:27:03] The Karasu market is the largest in the south of the country, the second largest market in [00:27:07] Kyrgyzstan. Its area is more than 20 [00:27:10] hectares. [00:27:17] The trading rows resemble the streets of a big city. It's easy to [00:27:21] get lost here. The bazaar sells everything from clothes to home appliances [00:27:25] and food. The market feeds hundreds of thousands of people in the city [00:27:28] of Karasu itself and its surroundings. [00:27:31] Menbalans. "My son and his wife haven't been working for a long time, they have five [00:27:35] underage children who are also at home, so [00:27:39] I alone feed seven people, my wife helps me, she trades at [00:27:42] the market, [00:27:45] there's no work, my son seems to have found some odd job [00:27:48] a couple of weeks ago, it's not yet known how much he'll get paid, there's no [00:27:52] choice, because there's no [00:27:53] other work. [00:28:00] Of his 69 years. [00:29:05] The biggest trades are on Tuesdays and Saturdays, mainly wholesalers come, [00:29:09] buy whole trucks and take goods to different cities, then we [00:29:12] have a lot of work, we don't even have time to eat lunch. [00:29:16] Waking up at 6 AM, Nurali was lucky, he lives on the market territory, [00:29:20] the parking lot owner allocated him a plot for a small [00:29:23] container, others get to work from nearby villages by [00:29:26] public transport or [00:29:28] on foot. [00:29:35] this is where we live, [00:29:36] come in, [00:29:46] Nurali saves money by having lunch at home, in summer, when it's [00:29:49] hot, you can get by with bread and [00:29:51] tea, manash [00:29:55] so... [00:30:08] our house is in Kurshab in the Uzgen district, but mostly my wife [00:30:11] and I live here, it's more convenient, no need to drive 30-40 [00:30:15] km every time, we earn about 3400 [00:30:18] soms daily for two, which is 4-5 [00:30:21] dollars, we save all the money we earn, we spend very [00:30:25] little on ourselves, mostly on our son and his family, our grandchildren are [00:30:28] growing up, they need food, clothes, and tuition.