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[00:06:50] I welcome you, dear friends, to our next episode of
[00:06:54] the author's program Besagon TV, which will be called
[00:06:57] Column Number Five. I
[00:07:01] think you will understand why we named our
[00:07:04] program that way. Well, as usual, I would like to report,
[00:07:08] report that our previous
[00:07:11] program, which was called "What does
[00:07:14] a monkey do before eating a coconut?" on the channel
[00:07:17] Russia 24, on Russia
[00:07:21] 1 channel, in Zen, VKontakte, in
[00:07:24] Odnoklassniki, in RuTube, in Telegram,
[00:07:27] and on other platforms, our program was
[00:07:30] watched by more than 18
[00:07:33] million people, for which,
[00:07:36] of course, a huge thank you. This greatly
[00:07:39] inspires us and convinces us that what we
[00:07:43] are talking about is important and interesting not only to us. During
[00:07:46] the time that has passed since our previous
[00:07:50] broadcast, of course, the main
[00:07:52] event was the elections to the
[00:07:55] State Duma of the Ninth Convocation, and
[00:07:59] as you know perfectly well, no matter how many drones there were,
[00:08:03] no matter how many provocations there were, no matter how many attempts there were to disrupt
[00:08:07] these elections and falsify these elections, unfortunately, there were
[00:08:10] no victims, because
[00:08:13] several people died while performing their
[00:08:17] official duties during the elections due to
[00:08:21] drone attacks, but the elections could not be disrupted. A record
[00:08:24] number of voters came to these elections,
[00:08:28] 59.8%
[00:08:31] of the country's citizens voted for
[00:08:34] State Duma deputies. Well, to the great amazement of our
[00:08:36] enemies, a convincing victory
[00:08:39] was won by the United
[00:08:43] Russia party, which gained
[00:08:44] 57.83%
[00:08:47] of the votes. This is 349
[00:08:51] mandates. This is an absolutely qualified
[00:08:54] majority that will have the opportunity to
[00:08:58] make any decisions. The
[00:09:01] CPRF party received
[00:09:02] 13.81%
[00:09:05] of the votes, which is 37 mandates. The five percent
[00:09:09] barrier was also overcome by the LDPR,
[00:09:13] New People, and Fair Russia. By the way,
[00:09:16] among the elected deputies, there is a very large
[00:09:19] number of those who
[00:09:21] participated in the special military
[00:09:25] operation. 46 participants of the SVO became
[00:09:29] deputies of the State Duma. I understand that you cannot please everyone.
[00:09:32] And of course, among the deputies, there are also
[00:09:35] different people. And, probably, not all 100%
[00:09:39] of the elected deputies are worthy of
[00:09:42] wearing a deputy's badge, but it seems to me that
[00:09:46] the fundamental sign is
[00:09:50] the following: United Russia is
[00:09:53] the party of our president. Such
[00:09:56] support for United Russia is
[00:09:59] support for our president, and this
[00:10:03] means that the overwhelming majority of the residents of our
[00:10:06] country agree with the
[00:10:09] course that our
[00:10:12] state is taking under the leadership of
[00:10:15] Vladimir Vladimirovich Putin, because we
[00:10:19] understand that we are the only ones who
[00:10:22] allowed ourselves to stand tall against
[00:10:25] Satanism, against the Antichrist, against
[00:10:28] those laws and rules that they are trying
[00:10:31] to impose on us, and this is very important, because in
[00:10:35] this there is unity, and in unity there is victory. And
[00:10:38] I also want to take this opportunity to
[00:10:41] congratulate a wonderful woman, Maria
[00:10:45] Yefimovna Korolyova. Maria Yefimovna Korolyova is the oldest member
[00:10:48] of the Filmmakers' Union. She is a film critic, she
[00:10:52] was a member of the editorial board of the magazine Iskusstvo (Art).
[00:11:06] turned 100 years old. Taking
[00:11:09] this opportunity, specifically during our broadcast,
[00:11:12] in front of a huge number of viewers, I would like to wholeheartedly
[00:11:16] congratulate her on this glorious
[00:11:19] anniversary. Why am I still
[00:11:23] talking about this? This amazing...
[00:11:56] Dear Maria Yefimovna, we, the paratroopers,
[00:11:59] wholeheartedly thank you for the invaluable help
[00:12:02] you provided to the front. We accidentally
[00:12:05] learned that for the sake of victory over the enemy, you
[00:12:08] sacrificed something that was possibly very expensive.
[00:12:12] Your feat is invaluable to us. It
[00:12:15] inspired our soldiers to strike the enemy even more accurately and
[00:12:19] powerfully. From the inheritance that you donated through
[00:12:22] the Union of Cinematographers
[00:12:25] of Russia, essential equipment for the front
[00:12:29] systems of electronic warfare, reconnaissance,
[00:12:32] communications, all of them have been delivered and
[00:12:35] are already in use. Dear Maria Yefimovna, you
[00:12:39] have become for us not just a friend, inspirer, and a dear
[00:12:42] person. And also this amazing
[00:12:45] woman, unlike those who are indifferent to the fate of
[00:12:49] the country, herself ordered an
[00:12:53] online taxi and went to
[00:12:57] the polling station and voted for
[00:13:00] United Russia, so once again, dear
[00:13:03] Varifina, from the bottom of my heart, I think on behalf of all
[00:13:07] those who are watching us today, I want to congratulate
[00:13:10] you on your wonderful anniversary,
[00:13:13] be amazed, rejoice in your
[00:13:16] wonderful Russian heart, Russian
[00:13:19] character, and continuing a bit, so to speak,
[00:13:23] the topic of choice, the topic of voting, I would like
[00:13:26] to talk about
[00:13:30] the responsibility that lies on those
[00:13:33] who vote, on those who propose
[00:13:37] voting. Why do I want to return to
[00:13:40] this issue? It concerns my long-standing
[00:13:44] initiative to return the monument to Alexander Sergeevich
[00:13:47] Pushkin to its original location, to the place where it was
[00:13:51] erected and where it was unveiled. This was my rather old
[00:13:55] initiative that I
[00:13:57] put forward. The city hall rejected
[00:14:01] it, and I could understand this,
[00:14:05] because there are certain plans, there is its own urban planning
[00:14:08] policy, so I had no
[00:14:11] objections to this refusal. Well, they refused,
[00:14:14] they refused. And
[00:14:17] then, about, I think, two or three
[00:14:19] years later, I was asked if it was true
[00:14:23] that I had proposed moving
[00:14:55] the monument to A.S. Pushkin to its historical
[00:14:58] place on Tverskoy Boulevard, in honor of
[00:15:01] whose unveiling Fyodor Mikhailovich Dostoevsky gave his famous
[00:15:05] speech about the poet's role in
[00:15:09] the unity of Russia. The voting
[00:15:12] lasted several hours and 740,000
[00:15:16] people voted. The majority of
[00:15:19] whom answered: "No, it is not necessary
[00:15:23] to do this."
[00:15:25] If I had to read such a formulated proposal
[00:15:29] about moving the monument, then I, too, would generally
[00:15:32] have answered, either no,
[00:15:35] or I would have asked: why is this
[00:15:38] necessary and for whom is it necessary? After this vote, I read
[00:15:42] quite a lot of various comments,
[00:15:46] sometimes stupid, naive. Someone wrote
[00:15:49] that Mikhalkov had gone mad, that he wanted to clear
[00:15:53] the way for the festival's red carpet, and so on and so
[00:15:57] forth. Honestly, I don't want to be an empty fantasizer
[00:16:00] who just blurts something out into the air and waits
[00:16:03] for a reaction, so I would like people to
[00:16:06] truly hear
[00:16:09] the arguments I used when I proposed
[00:16:13] moving the monument to its original location.
[00:16:16] The fact is that the monument to our great poet
[00:16:20] Alexander Sergeevich Pushkin was erected on
[00:16:24] Strastnaya, now Pushkin Square, facing
[00:16:27] Strastnoy Monastery. At the grand unveiling
[00:16:31] of this monument on June 6,
[00:16:34] 1880, among other
[00:16:38] famous guests, Fyodor Mikhailovich
[00:16:42] Dostoevsky was present, who later gave his famous
[00:16:45] Pushkin speech, where he particularly
[00:16:48] emphasized, "If there were no Pushkin, perhaps our faith in
[00:16:52] our Russian independence, our
[00:16:55] conscious hope now in our national
[00:16:58] strengths, and then also faith in the future,
[00:17:02] would not have been defined with such unwavering
[00:17:05] power."
[00:17:37] view, to put it mildly, is not very correct. I am convinced that
[00:17:41] Alexander Sergeevich himself would be indignant that
[00:17:44] a monument to him is being placed on the site of a demolished
[00:17:47] monastery. Therefore, moving the monument to its
[00:17:50] original location would signify the restoration of
[00:17:54] historical justice and the peace of mind of
[00:17:58] the great genius who wrote these
[00:18:01] lines: two feelings are wonderfully close
[00:18:04] to us; in them the heart finds nourishment:
[00:18:08] "love for the native hearth, love for
[00:18:11] ancestral graves."
[00:18:15] It seems to me that if we approach this
[00:18:18] question seriously, then perhaps it would make sense not to
[00:18:22] organize a test vote lasting
[00:18:26] several hours, but to conduct a serious poll with
[00:18:30] the argumentation, that very argumentation that I have
[00:18:33] just laid out to you, in order to truly
[00:18:37] find out the opinion of people, how much they
[00:18:40] value historical truth, how much they
[00:18:43] understand that for Pushkin
[00:18:46] himself, who saw this very
[00:18:49] monastery, and could not have supposed that in
[00:18:53] 1937, 100 years
[00:18:56] after his death, this monastery would be
[00:19:00] blown up, I want to quote the words
[00:19:03] of journalist Andrei Medvedev, who commented: The USSR
[00:19:20] celebrates the centenary of Pushkin's death in
[00:19:24] 1937.
[00:19:26] Pushkin today looks out onto Tverskaya exactly from the
[00:19:30] place where the bell tower of Strastnoy Monastery stood,
[00:19:33] having survived the Moscow fire of
[00:19:35] 1812.
[00:20:07] church, it was built in 1640.
[00:20:11] The Church of the Nativity of
[00:20:13] Christ, it was wooden. In
[00:20:16] 1693, it was rebuilt in
[00:20:20] stone. When Lermontov lived on Povarskaya, with
[00:20:24] his grandmother, it was his parish church. In
[00:20:27] 1931, the temple was demolished
[00:20:31] by the Bolsheviks. Almost 100 years after
[00:20:34] the temple was destroyed, we decided... the foundation stone
[00:21:01] for a new temple.
[00:21:04] May this Stone be Blessed by the sprinkling
[00:21:08] of this holy water into the unshakable foundation
[00:21:11] of the temple being built, in the name
[00:21:14] of the Father and the Son
[00:21:18] and the Holy Spirit.
[00:22:20] future, at the same time we ourselves sometimes do not notice how
[00:22:24] we, with our own hands, undermine
[00:22:27] from within
[00:22:30] this spirit, this very unwavering faith in
[00:22:34] our independence, which Fyodor Mikhailovich
[00:22:37] Dostoevsky spoke of in his Pushkin speech. For example,
[00:22:40] look, we were with our play "12" in
[00:22:44] the wonderful city of Petrozavodsk, Karelia,
[00:22:47] beauty, Frigate.
[00:23:56] This will give a feeling
[00:23:59] of European-ness, proximity to
[00:24:02] the civilized world, it seems like trifles, well,
[00:24:06] isn't it true? No, the devil is in
[00:24:09] the details. This is not a trifle. In this
[00:24:13] lies the answer to many questions that concern
[00:24:16] us. Isn't this trifle connected to another, in
[00:25:21] fairness, to correct this, but
[00:25:24] the point is not that they corrected it, how many times have we talked about it,
[00:25:28] but the point is what they did. You know, under
[00:25:31] Soviet rule, there was a saying: the Soviet
[00:25:35] people create their own difficulties and then heroically
[00:25:38] overcome them. Why do we create difficulties for ourselves
[00:25:42] in order to then shamefully overcome them, then
[00:25:45] passing it off as a heroic overcoming? Why? And you
[00:25:49] understand, when I see all this, the questions no longer
[00:25:53] arise, why a person who...
[00:25:55] человек, который...