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[00:00:39] To win, you need to gather your
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[00:00:50] will, to come together as one, because
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[00:00:57] United Russia!
[00:01:07] The Foreign Intelligence Service commented on the incident at Leipzig Airport, which
[00:01:10] Germany blamed on Russia. The SVR stated that there was no
[00:01:14] evidence in the West of Moscow's involvement in the incident, but the German authorities
[00:01:17] rushed to blame Russia in order to justify their military
[00:01:20] spending. As stated by the Foreign Intelligence Service, the anti-Russian
[00:01:24] provocation did not work. This is confirmed by the results of the elections in the federal
[00:01:27] state of Saxony-Anhalt, where the opposition party Alternative
[00:01:31] for Germany won. I remind you, at the beginning of August, a drone
[00:01:35] collided with a cargo plane at Leipzig Airport, later two more
[00:01:38] drones with explosives were found on the territory.
[00:01:42] Residents of the Kherson region were sentenced to eighteen years in prison for espionage and
[00:01:46] preparing terrorist attacks. According to the FSB, the convicted person worked for Ukrainian intelligence,
[00:01:50] transmitting information about the location of Russian military personnel and the movement of equipment in the special
[00:01:53] operation zone. During the search, explosive devices were found in caches,
[00:01:57] they, as reported, were intended for...
[00:02:39] The Verkhovna Rada dismissed Prosecutor General Ruslan Kravchenko. The majority of
[00:02:43] deputies voted for such a decision. 317 out of
[00:02:47] 450. The former prosecutor is now in France, where
[00:02:50] he left the day before. All this is happening against the backdrop of an investigation by the National
[00:02:54] Anti-Corruption Bureau into the work of fraudulent call centers in
[00:02:57] Ukraine. They were allegedly patronized.
[00:03:30] war, said Italian Deputy Prime Minister Matteo Salvini, who met with
[00:03:33] entrepreneurs who continue to work in Russia, and there are about
[00:03:37] 300 such companies. In an exclusive interview with our correspondent
[00:03:40] Osi Emelyanova, Salvini shared his opinion on what is happening in
[00:03:43] Europe. Matteo Salvini, whatever you ask him about,
[00:03:47] there will be a scandal all over Italy, the mere fact of an interview with the channel
[00:03:51] Russia is already a reason. The last time we met was in Venice. The Italian
[00:03:55] Deputy Prime Minister walked through the Russian pavilion, touched the tree, listened to the
[00:03:59] recruit's song.
[00:04:30] encountered this during the Olympics, as a minister I was responsible for organizing
[00:04:33] the creation of all Olympic infrastructure, and I still
[00:04:37] remember the controversy when some people wanted to attack athletes
[00:04:40] and female athletes, including those with disabilities. Art has no
[00:04:43] borders, no restrictions, no censorship, so I try to
[00:04:47] facilitate the restoration of peace as much as I can.
[00:04:50] Refusal of Russian gas is a mistake, sanctions, the conflict did not
[00:04:54] stop, they did not bring the Russian economy to its knees, they boomeranged
[00:04:58] and killed the economy.
[00:05:42] I don't want to get ahead of myself, I don't rule out anything in the coming months,
[00:05:46] of course, it will be difficult for official representatives who talk more about war than about
[00:05:49] peace to then sit at the table as a third party between
[00:05:53] the parties to the conflict. In Milan, Matteo Salvini met with
[00:05:56] Italian businesses, not all of them left Russia, some closed
[00:06:00] production, but want to return, invest, for this they need
[00:06:03] government support, mutual trust, which can disappear in
[00:06:07] one second, if what Brussels continues to dream
[00:06:11] of happens.
[00:07:14] and that data centers are harmful - these are the same people who very recently said that
[00:07:18] the world will be destroyed due to climate change.
[00:07:22] Donald Trump said this on his social media. But he noted that the previous scam did not
[00:07:25] work, and now a new one has appeared. The US
[00:07:28] President called the head of the technology company NVIDIA and assured that
[00:07:32] robots will not seize power. Earlier, Trump called
[00:07:35] fears about the development of superintelligence a myth and compared
[00:07:38] them to the fake about Russian interference in American elections. And he added
[00:07:42] that the only necessary control over neural networks is
[00:07:46] a president with a high IQ. And according to
[00:07:49] Trump, the US has one.
[00:07:53] Scientists digitized the brain of a fly, the model was already connected to playing
[00:07:57] the cult shooter Doom, as well as Minecraft and other games. In addition,
[00:08:00] the neuro-fly was forced to control virtual objects and scroll through
[00:08:04] short videos. And after that, the developers showed how a simulation based
[00:08:07] on a fly's brain assembles a Rubik's cube and draws letters for
[00:08:11] its own font. Researchers created
[00:08:14] a complete map of the brain and central nervous system of an adult
[00:08:17] Drosophila, and then published the data and the Internet
[00:08:21] immediately began to test what a fly's brain is capable of
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[00:10:46] it's easy to get lost in the facts when you only see
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[00:12:49] picture,
[00:12:52] in pursuit of views, they change entire [texts].
[00:13:56] At its peak, the countries that were part of it produced almost 40
[00:13:59] million barrels a day. Now look at the right edge. In
[00:14:03] February, the members of the organization pumped out every second barrel in the
[00:14:06] world, that is, their share was 48%. But in
[00:14:10] July, it was already 40%. They lost eight points in
[00:14:13] six months, and the smaller the share, the weaker the influence on the
[00:14:16] market. In May, the United Arab Emirates withdrew from OPEC, after being
[00:14:20] in the organization for almost 60 years.
[00:14:23] The reason is the same. Abu Dhabi invested more than
[00:14:27] 140 billion dollars in production, brought its capacity to almost 5
[00:14:30] million barrels per day, but was allowed to pump three or four.
[00:14:34] Iraq, the second largest producer in the association, one of the five
[00:14:37] founders, also considered leaving in the summer. In the end,
[00:14:41] the prime minister said: we will not leave OPEC, but we will demand
[00:14:44] a fair quota. The logic is exactly the same. Arguing about
[00:14:48] quotas has become almost meaningless. The Strait of Hormuz
[00:14:51] is closed, Iraq's oil production collapsed from 4.2.
[00:15:25] to put the entire volume of extracted oil on the market, and the opening of
[00:15:28] Hormuz will only exacerbate the problem simply because
[00:15:31] the authorities of Iraq and the authorities of Saudi Arabia will most likely
[00:15:35] declare that for many months already... or
[00:15:37] half a year, they have been producing less oil than they could, than
[00:15:41] their quotas allow, and they want to compensate for these
[00:15:44] volumes, respectively, they will try to flood the world
[00:15:47] market with surplus oil, which they will
[00:15:51] produce, well, respectively, in order to compensate for these
[00:15:55] downtime.
[00:15:57] The conductor's place was taken by the one who buys oil. Since the beginning of the
[00:16:00] conflict, China has bought 400 million barrels
[00:16:03] less than a year earlier. This is not saving, this is management.
[00:16:07] Beijing has about one and a half billion barrels in its storage facilities,
[00:16:11] this is the largest reserve in the world, the price is too high, China takes from
[00:16:15] its reserves, the largest buyer leaves the market, the price
[00:16:18] has dropped too low, China returns and buys
[00:16:22] in advance. The reduction in imports by China after the start of the US-Iran
[00:16:25] war in the Middle East kept quotes from
[00:16:29] going into space. If China continued to buy in the same
[00:16:32] volumes, oil would cost a third more. China looked at its
[00:16:36] model for forming reserves from the
[00:16:39] International Energy Agency, which was created in the
[00:16:42] seventies by the US and European countries, it
[00:16:46] was created precisely to solve the problems of oil
[00:16:50] supplies from the Middle East, and the IEA countries were supposed to create their
[00:16:53] strategic reserves for 90 days of imports, and
[00:16:56] accordingly, what was done, and China simply
[00:16:59] scaled the IEA's experience and created a reserve for much
[00:17:03] longer, covering imports for a much longer period.
[00:17:09] Washington also plays its part, the White House announced
[00:17:13] a deal with Venezuela. Under the control of an American company,
[00:17:16] 17 fields with reserves of 65
[00:17:20] billion barrels will be transferred, which is a third more than all reserves in
[00:17:23] the states themselves. 35% in the American
[00:17:26] operating company goes to the Pentagon, and the American
[00:17:29] government secures the right to buy
[00:17:32] 20% of production at cost. After this, in Caracas,
[00:17:36] they seriously...
[00:17:46] Venezuela today has 17% of the world's
[00:17:49] oil reserves, but production volumes are only slightly more than
[00:17:53] 1% of global production, this is a problem of the last 25
[00:17:57] years, but a possibility for
[00:17:59] tomorrow.
[00:18:01] So, are we burying OPEC or not? Not yet. The organization
[00:18:05] still has levers of influence. In its depths
[00:18:08] and reserve production capacities, Hormuz will open and its barrels
[00:18:11] will return to the market, but the role of the cartel is changing, from
[00:18:14] a sole conductor who set the price, OPEC is turning
[00:18:18] into one of the participants in the oil orchestra, and together they write
[00:18:22] the score of oil prices, and it doesn't always work out in
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[00:22:18] This is America, a program about a country that is hard
[00:22:21] to understand.
[00:22:22] Hello.
[00:22:30] In order not to drown in the whirlpool of American
[00:22:33] news, and there is Ukraine, and the Middle East, and
[00:22:36] the left party turn, rebellious artificial
[00:22:40] intelligence, you need people who can
[00:22:43] explain all this without falling into one or another
[00:22:46] ideological agenda.
[00:22:50] Columbia University Professor Jeffrey
[00:22:53] Sachs is just such a person, we
[00:22:56] spoke with him.
[00:22:59] Hello, Professor Sachs, thank you for being with us. My first
[00:23:03] question concerns the negotiations around the Ukrainian conflict, with
[00:23:06] the participation of American mediators. In your
[00:23:09] opinion, why did the Trump administration decide to give them a go
[00:23:13] right now, what is the goal and
[00:23:15] prospects?
[00:23:20] if the US and Europe had publicly outlined constructive
[00:23:24] positions, such as ending NATO expansion, Ukraine's
[00:23:27] neutrality, and so on, then I think there would be more reasons for
[00:23:31] optimism, but it's no secret that Zelensky and his regime are not
[00:23:34] interested in anything of the kind, Europe is absolutely incapable of
[00:23:38] coordinated actions, the Trump administration cannot be
[00:23:41] trusted, American political elites are
[00:23:44] divided on this issue, so I don't
[00:23:47] really believe that these negotiations.
[00:24:20] You mentioned European elites behind all this,
[00:24:24] who exactly among them, in your opinion, is interested in
[00:24:27] continuing the war, and why?
[00:24:31] I don't see anyone in the European establishment who would now
[00:24:34] speak the truth, on the contrary, anyone who speaks the truth ceases to be
[00:24:38] part of the establishment. For example, there was Slovak Prime Minister Fico,
[00:24:42] who spoke the truth, there was Hungarian Prime Minister Orban, but
[00:24:45] now they have become outcasts, the core of European
[00:24:48] politics,
[00:25:50] builds different theories, one of which states that for a successful career in
[00:25:53] Europe, CIA approval is required, and that this is a long-standing
[00:25:57] US project to ensure its own dominance in the
[00:26:00] region. It is curious that the US's interest in this issue has somewhat
[00:26:03] waned, and for reasons that do not bode well. In essence, Washington's
[00:26:07] current position is this: we need to fight China, and Russia is a
[00:26:10] secondary factor, so this is by no means a manifestation of wisdom on
[00:26:14] the part of the US, but rather a sign of desperation. Perhaps this is
[00:26:17] why the CIA tells European politicians: you must continue
[00:26:21] the fight, and we will not deal with this. At the same time, Europe
[00:26:24] is experiencing a very serious decline. And the situation is becoming more
[00:26:28] and more alarming every day. Economic
[00:26:31] losses. sense,
[00:27:18] it no longer means the same as was implied
[00:27:27] by this term, say, in the 1930s. If the Alternative for Germany party marched in brown shirts and threatened war for Germany's honor, that would be
[00:27:30] right, but this party advocates not getting involved in war,
[00:27:34] stopping hostilities, and maintaining good relations with
[00:27:37] Russia. This is not at all what used to be called ultra-right
[00:27:41] views, so all this rhetoric is very confusing. There is no longer
[00:27:45] a clear dividing line between left and right in the usual sense.
[00:27:48] In this context, they are called right-wing due to their anti-immigrant
[00:27:52] stance. They want to close borders and deport those who, in their
[00:27:56] opinion, are in the country illegally. This is a
[00:27:58] nationalistic party that defends the interests of the German
[00:28:01] people. But, as far as I can tell, it is not a war
[00:28:05] party. The war party is the current government, it
[00:28:09] is the one that declares the need to be ready for war with Russia and
[00:28:12] takes appropriate steps. Therefore, I think that
[00:28:15] Russians are simply confused by these labels. The AfD does not
[00:28:19] have an anti-Russian position, rather the opposite, this party calls
[00:28:23] for a return to normal economic relations with
[00:28:25] Russia. Should we expect a rise in the popularity
[00:28:29] of such parties across Europe, for example, in France?
[00:29:15] the US in the region and how do you see a way out of this conflict,
[00:29:19] which has already essentially become Trump's
[00:29:22] war.
[00:29:25] This is proof of the complete incompetence of the current
[00:29:29] government, this is a war that has no causes, no goals, no
[00:29:32] prospects. Israel pushed the US for
[00:29:36] decades to do this, but all other American presidents had enough sense to stay
[00:29:39] away from such an adventure, so yes, there is a solution to this war,
[00:29:43] end it and go home, that's it,
[00:29:46] no negotiations, no agreements, just stop this
[00:29:49] idiocy. The problem with politicians in general is that
[00:29:53] they fall into this trap of sunk costs, because
[00:29:56] they say, if you made a mistake, stop, don't try to save
[00:30:00] bad investments by spending money on them, but these politicians
[00:30:04] continue to spend our money, trying to justify their stupid
[00:30:07] decisions, they don't want to look stupid, so they deny
[00:30:11] their stupidity and continue to spend our money on their own
[00:30:15] stupidity. This is exactly what is happening around Iran. It's simple, Trump
[00:30:18] thought he would kill the supreme leader and appoint a new one the next day.
[00:30:22] That was his plan. He thought Iran was Venezuela. Like,
[00:30:26] I'll appoint a new leader for them, they'll transfer money to my account, I'll steal
[00:30:30] their oil, everyone will live happily ever after. It's just amazing that
[00:30:33] a person leading a powerful state could believe
[00:30:36] such a thing.
[00:30:39] You yourself said that the world order built on lies is collapsing, meaning
[00:30:43] the conviction of American elites in eternal
[00:30:46] unipolar hegemony of the US. Who, in your opinion,
[00:30:50] bears the main responsibility for this illusion, and
[00:30:53] is America ready, at least psychologically, to
[00:30:56] recognize the end of the unipolar
[00:30:58] moment?
[00:31:02] At the end of 1945, especially after the death of Franklin
[00:31:06] Roosevelt, the political leadership of the United States decided to take
[00:31:09] responsibility for the fate of the world. In essence, the country embarked on a path
[00:31:13] of building a world order under...
[00:31:16] Of course, the Soviet Union saw things differently, and the Cold War erupted as a result.
[00:31:20] After the collapse of the USSR, the same American political
[00:31:23] class declared: "Now we are the only superpower in the
[00:31:27] world, we can do whatever we want and wherever we want." Our
[00:31:31] only strategic goal is to remain a global
[00:31:34] hegemon forever. This implied two goals:
[00:31:37] firstly, to further weaken Russia so that it would never again
[00:31:41] be able to compete with the United States.
[00:32:46] Yes, for one simple reason: we have a layer of super-rich people
[00:32:50] whose fortunes are measured in hundreds of billions of dollars. They
[00:32:54] create artificial intelligence, which, according to their own words, will destroy
[00:32:58] all of us. They have practically handed over the entire
[00:33:01] Pentagon to them. Americans are completely dissatisfied with the current
[00:33:04] state of affairs, so I don't think this is just some chaotic
[00:33:08] leftward shift, but again, I don't think labels like left and
[00:33:12] right even have any meaning now. To me.