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00:00:00all the same, the prioritization of payments from the
00:00:03single treasury account was slightly changed so that
00:00:06utilities could cover salaries for their employees and
00:00:10energy and fuel, this is very important, and please
00:00:14tell us what the situation is like in the single treasury account and
00:00:17when it will be rectified, and secondly, are funds for next year's budget
00:00:21allocated in the same amount as this year for
00:00:24social assistance to Chernobyl victims.
00:00:26Thank you. Thank you, dear colleagues, but from...
00:00:37this question, we will hear after the air raid alert is over, dear, what about the procedure, Dmytro Oleksandrovych, please,
00:00:39a second, I will listen now, what about
00:00:43the procedure, Dmytro Oleksandrovych, say, Ruslan
00:00:46Oleksiyovych, I have a proposal to put to a vote a procedural
00:00:49proposal to continue working during the yellow
00:00:52yellow alert regime, well, many enterprises are working, who is not
00:00:56agreeing, Oleksandrovych, this is all good, but unfortunately we are limited.
00:01:04Thank you, dear colleagues, an air raid alert has been announced in Kyiv, I ask everyone to go
00:01:08to safe places, according to the shelter scheme that is located at your workplaces.
00:01:11The plenary session will resume 15 minutes after
00:01:15the air raid alert ends. Please, dear colleagues.
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00:02:38These are our new winter
00:02:41boots, and these are unisex
00:02:44collection, we did not doubt and did not hesitate,
00:02:47yes, when the question
00:02:50arose which shoe collection to order, because we remember how
00:02:54it was last season, how it was the winter before last,
00:02:57well, there is nothing, probably more comfortable, there is no
00:03:01more comfortable footwear for winter than these very shoes, in which your feet do not
00:03:04get wet, do not freeze, and you can literally
00:03:08stand and be outside all day in the cold, let's imagine
00:03:11that this winter will be record cold, it will be
00:03:15-20, and maybe even -30 or -40, I remember
00:03:18that there were such cyclones in its time, and what
00:03:22will we do then, well, what will we do now, I
00:03:25believe that we will sell out, because the price that
00:03:29we... will now offer you for these boots, this is
00:03:33a non-premiere price, non-premiere,
00:03:37I am sure that even when these Black Fridays start, you know, before
00:03:40Christmas, in no store at a price less than
00:03:441000 UAH, will you find insulated boots,
00:03:47pay attention to the fur here, yes, thick,
00:03:51stuffed, yes, what a high, like eco-fur,
00:03:55yes, look at how thick the pile is, in addition
00:03:58to that, there is also... a fabric that itself does not
00:04:02let air and water through, it has a water-repellent
00:04:05effect, not just that, it is resistant to water and does not absorb water, it literally
00:04:09repels it, we will show you in the video now what happens when
00:04:12water drips, when snow falls on these
00:04:16shoes, that is, essentially it ricochets off,
00:04:19sizes are from 35 to 45, which indicates that
00:04:23this is a unisex collection, that is, for both men and
00:04:26women, they have a very good fit, they
00:04:30go above the ankle, that is, these are not boots, but such
00:04:34half-boots, they go above the ankle and they
00:04:37fit snugly to the leg, that is, if, for example,
00:04:41it's raining, water, and we have another model, we have two models,
00:04:44right, two options, high and lower,
00:04:48look, that is, if, for example, water
00:04:52drips, snow falls,
00:04:55it won't get inside, they fasten,
00:04:58yes, we only have.
00:05:00and low ones, yes, because in the video you don't
00:05:03orient yourself, aha, there is still a classic in length,
00:05:07these are low and extended, but only in black,
00:05:10unisex design, classic. and extended, they fasten from
00:05:14two sides, internal fastener and external, they look very
00:05:18stylish, these are quilted boots, that is, inside we have
00:05:21insulation, besides eco-fur, friends, they are
00:05:24doubly insulated, so these Alaska
00:05:27style boots, I really like the name, it
00:05:31really seems to me that you can go straight to Alaska in them, to some pole
00:05:35and there, I think, not -30, but all -50, but
00:05:38you will be maximally comfortable in these shoes, it looks
00:05:42very stylish, and besides that, along the perimeter we see
00:05:46an insert that looks like suede, but it is
00:05:50an eco-material with an anti-vandal coating,
00:05:53that is, this insert will protect the shoes themselves
00:05:56from scuffs, and usually, just remember, look at
00:06:00your shoes, they are usually
00:06:03the inner part is completely rubbed off, or for example,
00:06:06the situation when we walk, hit something, there's a curb,
00:06:09someone stepped on your foot and this starts. the toe part is
00:06:13completely pressed in and rubbed off, here the toe is
00:06:16not only protected, pay attention to this rise, which will also protect
00:06:20your toes from impacts, here we have an anatomical
00:06:24toe, not elongated, not square, but anatomical,
00:06:28which follows the perimeter and contour of our foot, from
00:06:31the little toe to the big toe, since this is a fabric,
00:06:35these shoes are not structured, and therefore will not squeeze here, will not
00:06:39press here, and if you have, for example, a bunion... a bone or
00:06:43some nuances with your foot, crooked toes, for example,
00:06:46or a non-standard fullness, these shoes will not pinch
00:06:50you and will not compress, just as from above, you see that in
00:06:54the ankle area these shoes are more flexible. further,
00:06:57pay attention to the arch, this is a very important point, because
00:07:01it often happens that people have a too
00:07:05high arch and problems arise, for example, my sister has a high arch, and
00:07:08for her it was an eternal problem to find closed shoes, these people really...
00:07:13and they are forced to wear literally shoes in winter, when it's
00:07:16freezing outside, because the shoes may not even
00:07:20unfasten here, but these shoes are for medium
00:07:24and wide feet, plus again, I repeat, the anatomical
00:07:27barefoot last was used, which completely repeats
00:07:31the contours and anatomy of the foot, the price is from
00:07:34899
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00:07:55Hello, Saturday Club with Vitaliy Portnikov, today we are in this format at one
00:07:59table. Vitaliy, good
00:08:01evening, dear viewers, I greet Mr. Andriy,
00:08:05I greet you. We, of course, the first topic, it is
00:08:08extremely obvious, I would say,
00:08:10it's, it's those negotiations that
00:08:13took place, ended prematurely, more precisely in Miami, and they ended,
00:08:17since Trump made a rather unexpected statement, he actually
00:08:20partially lifts sanctions from the Russian Federation, allows it to
00:08:24acquire a large amount, sell a large
00:08:28amount of diesel both for the United States and for
00:08:31the world, someone even calculated that in fact the volume of this sale, the
00:08:35world will use, figuratively speaking, in two hours, this is two hours
00:08:39of world diesel fuel consumption, and therefore... There are many
00:08:43such caustic comments that Trump sold
00:08:45Ukraine for two hours of
00:08:47diesel fuel. Well, it seems to me that it is quite
00:08:51obvious, probably, the first conclusion is that the elections are
00:08:54close. Well, I, it seems, have already
00:08:56repeatedly, when we were on this air, said that before
00:09:00these elections we will see many different absolutely
00:09:04unexpected things, and we need to prepare for them, how
00:09:07to prepare for such a, I would say, flight during turbulence, you know, when you
00:09:11fly. in an airplane and the pilot announces that there is turbulence, this
00:09:15turbulence will continue until November 3,
00:09:18this is predictable, and if you understand that this is turbulence, you
00:09:22just need to prevent all these fears: God, why is it
00:09:26shaking, say that you are pushing back, nothing is happening,
00:09:29this is turbulence,
00:09:32so I don't think there is any problem at all with
00:09:35the early end of the negotiations in
00:09:39Miami, because there should have been no negotiations at all.
00:09:44These negotiations were initiated by the Ukrainian side,
00:09:47obviously, because we knew, perhaps our
00:09:50European colleagues knew, who flew there, and there was supposed
00:09:54to be a meeting with them, we know nothing about it,
00:09:57at all, so we knew about all
00:10:00this, that this would happen, but the Ukrainian
00:10:04side could suspect that the Americans and Russians were close
00:10:07to some agreement, and
00:10:10maybe we wanted to say, you want to... agree with us on some
00:10:13diesel, on something else,
00:10:16but let's take into account Ukrainian interests at the same time, well, when
00:10:20it became clear that Trump generally did not take Ukrainian interests
00:10:23into account...
00:10:25was not going to,
00:10:27then the story of the negotiations ended, what to talk about, they
00:10:31ended precisely because the goal that
00:10:34was set for them turned out to be unattainable.
00:10:37What President Zelensky comments about, that actually
00:10:40the Ukrainian delegation was used as a smokescreen for this
00:10:44agreement? Well, I also don't understand what it means to be used as
00:10:47a smokescreen, the Ukrainian delegation wanted to go there,
00:10:50and went.
00:10:53Trump generally, I think... didn't expect her, he was moving in his own
00:10:57fairway, and the fairway is also very
00:11:00unclear, you say that a
00:11:04large amount of diesel on the world market, it is
00:11:06small. The Russian Federation before
00:11:10Ukraine's strikes on oil refineries
00:11:13of Russia sold 3
00:11:17million tons of barrels
00:11:19monthly on the market. The United States
00:11:23sells to the market. world 6 million tons
00:11:26of barrels monthly,
00:11:28no Russian oil, no Russian
00:11:32diesel is needed by the United
00:11:34States,
00:11:39no Russian diesel will go to the American market, because they
00:11:43have no legal possibilities to trade energy resources with Russia, this
00:11:47is directly prohibited by laws adopted by Congress back in
00:11:502022, the Graham Act only
00:11:53confirms this. There are no legal possibilities to
00:11:57bypass this, uh-huh, but again, even if
00:12:00you bypassed this and you sell 6 million
00:12:03monthly, what do you need to buy
00:12:06300 for? For what?
00:12:09300 thousand, 300 thousand tons, so now everyone
00:12:13says, oh, it will dilute the price, cheap Russian
00:12:17diesel will come, and it
00:12:19will dilute expensive American, dilute, how much, how can
00:12:23300 thousand dilute it. Is it
00:12:26vodka? Then there is another point,
00:12:30the price of diesel does not depend on whether it is Russian or American, the price of diesel
00:12:33depends on the price of oil, this diesel will not come to the White, they will not
00:12:37trade with Trump, it will come to some
00:12:40gas station, where they set the price for it, which the diesel is
00:12:43worth, it is not written on diesel that this diesel, means
00:12:47Putin made, and this diesel Trump made, it's not some
00:12:50coffee from the beak of some bird, which is very
00:12:54expensive, because it... The beak diesel is all the same?
00:12:57Well, in the Soviet Union they painted special grades of gasoline in
00:13:01different colors, greenish, reddish, we remember that, there
00:13:04was such a thing, well, well, this is it, yes, well,
00:13:07listen, this is such a thing, we are talking about realities, the only
00:13:11thing that is actually a consequence, what
00:13:14they did was free Russian diesel from sanctions for
00:13:17six months, this is an interesting
00:13:20point, because if they restore, say,
00:13:23diesel production.
00:13:26then they will be able to sell 3 million tons
00:13:30legally for
00:13:33six months,
00:13:35but for this we need not to hit the oil refineries of the Russian
00:13:38Federation, because in fact Russia currently sells insignificant
00:13:42surpluses, in September it sold about 300
00:13:46thousand tons to Central Asian countries, uh-huh, now it wants
00:13:50to sell 300 tons, thousand tons to Americans in
00:13:53October, in November 5000
00:13:57tons, in December
00:13:59a million, but all these are winter surpluses,
00:14:03where do they come from, because a certain amount of
00:14:06diesel is produced, there is no sowing in winter, uh-huh,
00:14:09as much is produced as is produced, something needs to be done with it, it can be
00:14:13sold, I also thought about it, they have a deficit of fuel
00:14:16and internal gasoline, gasoline, there is no diesel
00:14:20deficit, there is no diesel deficit
00:14:23and never was, but but... and there are no surpluses, well,
00:14:27surpluses, listen, well, 3000 tons is not surpluses, it's just a
00:14:30little, but what to do with it, well, if it's not
00:14:33needed, you won't store
00:14:37year, okay, that is, this
00:14:41has more symbolic meaning, what happened
00:14:44now? Well, perhaps not entirely symbolic, perhaps it is related
00:14:48to the next few months, perhaps Putin hopes
00:14:52that Trump will force Ukraine not to strike.
00:14:56at oil refineries in Russia, he will repair them and
00:14:59will be able to organize the sale of more fuel in winter, earn more
00:15:03money in the future, but Trump said that Russia can
00:15:07supply to the market 3 million tons
00:15:10of diesel depending on the state of oil refineries
00:15:14of Russia, uh-huh, that is, it can supply 3
00:15:16million maximum, if
00:15:20it works at maximum, but
00:15:23again, this has no meaning, why, because
00:15:26in fact
00:15:28the price of diesel does not depend on its quantity, there is no
00:15:32diesel deficit in the world and no
00:15:35gasoline deficit, in the world. there is a high oil
00:15:38price, Trump says that
00:15:42the Strait of Hormuz is unblocked and as much oil passes through it
00:15:45as passed before the war, but why then is the oil price so
00:15:48high, uh-huh, because it is
00:15:51unblocked, so to speak, by force,
00:15:54Iran still controls
00:15:57it, and thus transportation costs increase,
00:16:01and what if you are bombed
00:16:03by insurance premiums, the price of...
00:16:07all this is expensive, uh-huh, and
00:16:10thus oil is at such a price, which is related to
00:16:14security issues,
00:16:16so the price of diesel is high, what can
00:16:19you do, uh-huh, why is Trump doing this,
00:16:23well, I repeat, I think that he, that Putin wanted him
00:16:27to create conditions for the
00:16:28future,
00:16:31well, and at the same time Trump may think that he is supporting his position
00:16:35before the midterm elections, he will say: see, I already... agreed on this, the Romanian
00:16:38strait is open, open, open, oil passes through it,
00:16:42Russia will supply
00:16:44additional volumes of diesel to the world market,
00:16:48everything is awesome, only the numbers on the scoreboard do not
00:16:52change, it's like in football, you know, commentators are sitting,
00:16:56we could sit here with you and comment on football, it's a very convenient
00:16:59position, which oh, listen, well the team, it plays
00:17:03wonderfully, look, Mr. Andriy, oh, you see what a forward, look...
00:17:07how he scores a goal, but there is no goal, well,
00:17:100:0, well, let's continue,
00:17:14let's continue, look, now the players are changing on
00:17:17the field, ours will deliver such a powerful
00:17:21blow, 0:0, well, at least we will
00:17:23enjoy the match, that's it, it's clear,
00:17:27what now Trump can
00:17:30put pressure on Ukraine, threaten us with
00:17:34the cancellation of the exchange of intelligence data.
00:17:37do something like that, but the question arises, how willing he
00:17:41will be to do this, again before the midterm elections, they will start
00:17:44telling him, as Senator Blumenthal, the author of this
00:17:48Graham law, has already started, practically the second, well, how is this possible,
00:17:51you should have imposed hellish sanctions now, essentially, we were
00:17:55waiting for this, the Graham Act is supposed to come into effect by
00:17:58October 28, but instead of imposing hellish sanctions,
00:18:02you are instead allowing Russia to sell diesel, you
00:18:06are releasing it from... Well, for a small amount, but why are you doing
00:18:09this? Well, and if you also
00:18:13deprive Ukraine of intelligence information, then this will generally look against logic. You see,
00:18:17this is to a certain extent a swing. And therefore Trump
00:18:19reacts very carefully. He did not attack Zelensky when he was told that
00:18:23Zelensky said that it was a weak decision. He did not even react, because
00:18:27he understands that if he starts reacting and screaming about
00:18:30Zelensky, it will worsen his electoral
00:18:33situation. Trump, in fact, if we are completely realistic.
00:18:38is in despair, uh-huh, well, he is a smart
00:18:42person, no matter how he tries to pretend that he is
00:18:45not in his right mind, and he succeeds, but when it comes
00:18:49to his own interests, he is a perfectly sensible person even from an intuitive
00:18:53point of view, so they bring him
00:18:55sociology,
00:18:57Republicans are projected to lose the House of Representatives, no one even
00:19:01talks about this, even, but the Senate,
00:19:04we need to fight for the Senate, what do you think Trump thinks? when
00:19:08they see that in Texas, which is always an electoral
00:19:12citadel of Republicans,
00:19:15the Democratic candidate is ahead of
00:19:18the Republican candidate in sociological polls so much that he
00:19:22has no chance of catching up a month before the elections,
00:19:24uh-huh, of course you can say, so
00:19:28what, well, the Democrats will have a majority in the Senate as well, well, they will
00:19:31block some decision of the administration, well, they won't
00:19:34impeach Trump or they will. well, the Senate won't impeach
00:19:38him, because there are no
00:19:402/3,
00:19:42but I want to ask you, and when was this last
00:19:46famous story with Nixon, uh-huh, with
00:19:48Nixon's impeachment, that Republicans and Democrats had
00:19:522/3 of the votes, well, there was no legal
00:19:56impeachment, as far as I remember, because he resigned,
00:19:58and why did he resign, because he didn't understand that he would lose the Senate, and
00:20:02why did he decide that he would lose the Senate, because his personal situation was
00:20:06so difficult that he realized that part of the Republicans did not support
00:20:09him, and this was a disgrace, and
00:20:12Nixon was for the Republican Party no
00:20:14less,
00:20:17I would say, authoritative leader than Trump is today, it
00:20:21seems to us that there was never such a thing, but Nixon was exactly such a person, and
00:20:25he was the one who also tried to solve very complex problems in
00:20:28foreign policy, probably not as clumsily as Trump? well, how
00:20:32to say, there was a lot of everything, a lot of strange things, but in
00:20:36any case... the person was vice president for two terms
00:20:39and two terms - this was the second term, he won
00:20:43the second election,
00:20:46President of the United States of America, and he resigns, why, because...
00:20:50Watergate itself,
00:20:53these are events that Republicans cannot ignore,
00:20:56uh-huh, because they thought about the survival of their own
00:21:00party, and they, by the way, did everything right, because in principle
00:21:03their candidate for the presidency of the United
00:21:06States, Gerald Ford, uh-huh, only slightly
00:21:10lost to the Democratic candidate, they could even win after all this
00:21:14horror the presidential elections,
00:21:16they did not sink the party, after all...
00:21:20they won them later after Carter and already
00:21:23controlled the White House for 12 years after that, this was essentially
00:21:27the Reagan era, which transitioned into the George Bush era,
00:21:30the elder, after such a terrible defeat,
00:21:34they only lost the White House for four years, so the current
00:21:38Republicans may also think, listen, we need to somehow
00:21:41distance ourselves from Trump, if there is some resonant
00:21:44information and save the party, we don't
00:21:48know what the Democrats' commission might find, if
00:21:51it appears in the House of Representatives, and Trump
00:21:54knows, he knows perfectly well what can be
00:21:58dug up about him, he may consider that it is something that he simply will not
00:22:01survive, uh-huh, and therefore he needs a majority, at least in the
00:22:05Senate, and he makes such judicial moves, this
00:22:08is one point, another point may be
00:22:12related to elementary greed,
00:22:15like Lukoil shares, uh-huh, we now understand
00:22:18that both Hathorn and Kushner went to Moscow exclusively to
00:22:22discuss Lukoil shares, that
00:22:25these were not peaceful negotiations. I continue to insist
00:22:28that Russia will not enter into any peace negotiations until we leave
00:22:32the territory of Donetsk region. This, by the way, is what Rubio says. He said
00:22:36this in an interview with Kathimerini this week: the negotiations reached
00:22:39a dead end because Russia wants Donbas, and Ukraine does not want to leave Donbas.
00:22:43We must clearly understand this formula, until
00:22:46the armed forces of Ukraine leave.
00:22:50the entire territory of Donetsk, Luhansk regions,
00:22:53the start of any negotiation process is impossible,
00:22:56full stop, does this mean that if it happened
00:23:00that we lost Donbas permanently, a
00:23:03peace process would begin? Negotiations could begin, it's just that they could have presented
00:23:07us with new conditions at these negotiations, to leave now Kherson and Zaporizhzhia regions. Here the discussion is
00:23:11not about peace. I want to emphasize again, not about
00:23:15peace, but about the beginning of negotiations, about the possible
00:23:18end of the war. That is, only after the complete
00:23:21withdrawal of Ukrainian troops from
00:23:24the territory of Donetsk and Luhansk regions
00:23:27does Russia agree to start setting
00:23:30conditions, and before that it does not even
00:23:34wish to set conditions. Well, that's the
00:23:37reality. And now the question arises, why did Hathorn Kushner
00:23:41go to Moscow, if they know about this reality, Rubio knows about it, speaks openly about
00:23:44it. Rubio essentially signals other
00:23:46things.
00:23:49And because... they want to buy Lukoil shares, just stupid
00:23:52personal interest, yes, stupid personal interest, well, not
00:23:56themselves, but through for people close to them, they went to Kyiv
00:24:00to disguise it, they were then
00:24:03forced to go to Kyiv, because if they came to Moscow and did not
00:24:07go to Kyiv, then the question arose, why did they go at all, they went to
00:24:10Moscow, achieved nothing there, why did they go, Trump had already promised that they
00:24:14would go if there was some breakthrough, and if you go to
00:24:17Moscow, well, uh... Zelensky
00:24:20says that our delegation in Miami was used as a smokescreen, no, he
00:24:24himself was used as a smokescreen when he met with Kushner, he was
00:24:27this smokescreen, which essentially
00:24:31disguised negotiations for Lukoil
00:24:33shares,
00:24:35no, that's all, well, this is actually very disappointing, if indeed
00:24:39politics,
00:24:42on such issues can be decided like that, that is, this is some
00:24:46news, if Trump always says, we want, we took.
00:24:51The winner takes all, he said that today in
00:24:54Syracuse, it seems, well, we
00:24:57will take Iranian oil, what is he talking about? Is he talking about
00:25:01the victory of democracy, about free elections? No, I am
00:25:04talking, for example, about the fact that recently someone simply slipped me a
00:25:08fragment of Ronald Reagan's speech, and you say that in
00:25:11Texas they might even lose elections for the first time, Texas, we
00:25:14always imagine Texas as the spirit,
00:25:18the spirit of America, it's.
00:25:51to get the presidency, I am not
00:25:53a president, I am a person who performs the role of the presidency as
00:25:56an institution, and I think that Trump
00:26:00and those people around him, they... normally went far from this
00:26:03ideal of Republicans, because perhaps now the candidate in
00:26:07Texas from democracy will be a 100 times bigger
00:26:10cowboy, so to speak, for the voter, even a Republican one, well listen,
00:26:14Ronald Reagan was actually a professional politician and
00:26:17activist, he is perceived as an actor who became
00:26:20president, it's a favorite cliché, and so they always say, "you
00:26:24see, both Reagan is an actor, and Zelenskyy is an actor, actors rule the world, tra-ta-ta," but
00:26:27Reagan was no actor, well, he was an actor for some part of his life, but
00:26:31he became involved in activism during his acting career, he headed
00:26:35a trade union organization, went into politics,
00:26:37he
00:26:40was governor of California for two
00:26:44terms. California is a state, in fact, that if it were
00:26:47independent, it would be among the top
00:26:50twenty largest economies in the world, if not in the top seven by
00:26:54its level of economic
00:26:57development, serious potential, one of the most serious
00:27:00in the world, a person manages this. By the way, there was another actor, Arnold Schwarzenegger,
00:27:04who managed such a country and such a state,
00:27:08well, it's just absolutely clear, and
00:27:11then he was an activist of the Republican party, fought with
00:27:15Ronald, Gerald Ford for
00:27:16the presidency,
00:27:19defeated Jimmy Carter, made
00:27:23statements of a scandalous
00:27:27nature, so, by the way, when
00:27:30Carter, it was Carter, mm-hmm,
00:27:33who established diplomatic relations with the Chinese
00:27:37People's
00:27:37Republic,
00:27:42and broke them with Taiwan, then Reagan said that it was
00:27:45a betrayal, and immediately planned his visit to
00:27:48Taiwan, and that's where it all started, well,
00:27:51actually, well, that is, actually we are talking about a person who
00:27:55was absolutely dedicated to value-based things,
00:27:59this moment, yes, this moment, and Trump is dedicated to money, money?
00:28:03By the way, you surely saw this interview of Tucker
00:28:07Carlson with the former British Minister of Economy,
00:28:10it seems, well, actually, trade and development, and and and
00:28:14there's a fantastic moment when Tucker asks
00:28:17this Brit for those who haven't seen it, why does
00:28:20Britain help Ukraine at all, what's it to you,
00:28:24after all, is Russia threatening you, and the Brit
00:28:27gradually starts explaining to him that you understand that eventually China will attack
00:28:30Taiwan and what will you do.
00:28:33And and he's so confused, but before that he says: because it's,
00:28:36it's, it's, and ultimately, it's our moral
00:28:39duty, it seems to me that Tucker Carlson at this moment his eyes are
00:28:43square, that is, he doesn't understand at all
00:28:45moral,
00:28:48because Tucker Carlson is an opportunist,
00:28:51who generally lives in a completely different world of understanding what is good and
00:28:55what is evil, well, and besides, he is not a very educated, not a very intelligent person, as you
00:28:58remember, although he had the image of such an intellectual.
00:29:02That is, he, he had an image, yes, there was no knowledge,
00:29:05this is an important point, he is such a, you know,
00:29:09intellectual on minimal, for people who watch,
00:29:12watched a certain segment of Fox News, even, even Fox is now a completely
00:29:16different channel without Tucker Carlson, without these people, as you
00:29:19see,
00:29:23but this is a huge problem, and the question
00:29:26is not even that we ask, but
00:29:30how should we...
00:29:33react, and how should President Zelenskyy react, maybe
00:29:36he shouldn't express himself so harshly, maybe that's not the point, the point is that
00:29:40we see that Trump has a completely
00:29:43consistent worldview, you can't deceive
00:29:46yourself, you understand, Ukrainians are constantly engaged in
00:29:48self-deception, then we deceive ourselves and
00:29:52say that we can simply hold negotiations with Russia, and everyone
00:29:56starts shouting that we want peace, peace, negotiations, but
00:29:59there are no chances for negotiations, why are you deceiving yourselves? Why are you living in this
00:30:03fictional world? And
00:30:06the same thing starts when we talk about Trump, well, Trump sees
00:30:09a world in which there is a place for three
00:30:12leaders, the President of the United States,
00:30:15the President of the Russian Federation, the Chairman of the Chinese
00:30:19People's Republic, that's it, everything that doesn't fit into this
00:30:22worldview, interferes, it needs to be
00:30:25cut off, it's like Procrustes'
00:30:29bed, that's why Europe
00:30:32kneads him so much, that's why he so
00:30:35wanted to destroy
00:30:39the European Unions, he really always supported
00:30:42any forces that wanted to leave the
00:30:45European Union, he was a real supporter of Brexit, because
00:30:49and by the way, the British succumbed to this, and now
00:30:52what turned out, that he doesn't need them, because they are still
00:30:55not Putin and not Xi Jinping, he just doesn't
00:30:58understand their.