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00:00:00as some kind of a great statesman who connects East and
00:00:03West, essentially it's just a simple image that
00:00:06blinds the eyes of this suffering nation in
00:00:10Republika Srpska, to say that he has no function, no public function,
00:00:14but here he organizes receptions in the
00:00:17Palace of Republika Srpska, he flies in a
00:00:20helicopter of the helicopter, helicopter service of Republika
00:00:24Srpska, how to explain that to the citizens and who is
00:00:27actually responsible for such a
00:00:30situation?
00:00:33Well, that's why these changes are needed and I myself, we started talking
00:00:36about the Serbian Democratic Party, which is urgent and necessary,
00:00:40a change within the Serbian Democratic Party is needed for
00:00:43the Serbian Democratic Party to fully enter political
00:00:47life to put pressure on the prosecution
00:00:50on the courts, on the police, to
00:00:53work, to show that to the people so that investigations are carried out
00:00:57so that such things are prevented and so that the
00:01:00resources of this republic and the money
00:01:04of this nation are not misused. Nikola, thank you very much for your time and
00:01:08thank you for speaking today for Dan uživo N1
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00:01:13the best. Nikola Zlojutro, member of the presidency of the Serbian
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00:03:38America votes for Congress. Trump's policy is facing a new
00:03:42test, who will have the majority power to pass laws, approve
00:03:46money, oversee the president. From Washington, we follow the key
00:03:49moments of the American midterm elections that could determine the political
00:03:53future of the USA, we include reporters and experts from
00:03:56Sarajevo and Belgrade, while our guests explain politics.
00:04:00consequences, from decisions in Washington to consequences for
00:04:03Europe, our region, what
00:04:07and what the results mean for Donald Trump, we bring
00:04:10directly from the American capital. American elections
00:04:14for Congress. November 3rd, election night on
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00:04:26Tomorrow we expect an extremely uncertain election day in the United
00:04:30States of America. Americans go to the polls in the middle
00:04:33of the mandate, the stakes are enormous, the fight for complete
00:04:36control over both houses of Congress,
00:04:40the outcome of these elections will determine the balance of power in Washington and
00:04:43will have, they say, a crucial impact on the adoption of laws, the budget and key
00:04:47political decisions. Live from Washington, our reporter
00:04:51Nina Kljenak reports. Nina, what is the current atmosphere
00:04:55in Washington and what do the latest
00:04:58American media say? Who is given the advantage in the fight for Congress
00:05:02which key federal states
00:05:06bitku, kako je mnogi do danas
00:05:08"Well, you know how it is, if we
00:05:13are to follow the polls, Democrats win in
00:05:16however, there is one small problem with polls,
00:05:20that is that it is very well known here in the United States that
00:05:23those who vote for
00:05:26uh are not inclined to say when pollsters call them or ask
00:05:29for whom they will cast their vote, but if we are to believe for
00:05:33now the polls in the House of Representatives and in
00:05:36the Senate, Democrats should win, to which Democrats."
00:05:40certainly not eight months ago when the
00:05:44American-Israeli attack on Iran began,
00:05:48it turned everything around, so say American citizens,
00:05:51why, because of prices, because of fuel, because of diesel,
00:05:55the situation until then was quite difficult, food
00:05:58prices were already rising, inflation was present,
00:06:02housing, rent, loans, then came fuel on top of everything,
00:06:05as for Donald Trump himself, he
00:06:09is very important in this story. not only because what happens
00:06:13will of course determine how he
00:06:16will be able to pursue his policies, but also because he practically
00:06:19participates in this campaign as if it were about him personally, he tells
00:06:23voters: circle
00:06:26the
00:06:28name on the ballot as if it were my name on the ballot,
00:06:31he calls opponents various names,
00:06:35communists, jihadists,
00:06:37terrorists, they say America will go to hell if you don't
00:06:40vote for me. So I would say the race is very
00:06:44very uncertain, what is
00:06:46especially interesting are states that are traditionally
00:06:50Republican, for example, let's take Texas, a Democratic
00:06:54senatora, Teksas nije imao od 1988.
00:06:58In this moment, there is a possibility that
00:07:01Texas will give a Democratic senator, Talarik, for
00:07:05whom some say could even be the future president of the United States
00:07:09of America. He is so politically talented. He
00:07:13is such a good candidate, not necessarily those who
00:07:15sympathize with
00:07:18structure of the population in Texas has changed,
00:07:22there are many Latinos whose votes Trump
00:07:25once won, however, now the main message that is
00:07:29being sent here is that he got their votes, now he has released
00:07:33the Gestapo to persecute them on the streets, i.e.
00:07:36ICE, what is meant to be said, it is meant to be said
00:07:39that the migrant policies that Donald
00:07:43Trump implements simply keep many, many people in
00:07:46fear, it is normal that they will not give him their votes or will at least
00:07:49think about it, all I can say at this moment is that nothing is
00:07:53known and that we are actually watching with great
00:07:57eagerness what will happen tomorrow, many people have already voted, tomorrow is
00:08:01that final day, then we will wait for
00:08:05the result.
00:08:08Stanak, therefore, from Washington regarding
00:08:11tomorrow's elections. for the American Congress, we will see what
00:08:14will happen. Nina, thank you very much, of course we expect you in
00:08:18the next broadcasts of our television, about the elections for
00:08:22Congress in the United States of America, the war in Ukraine,
00:08:26the new electoral entanglement in Israel, rising
00:08:29tensions between the United States of America and Iran, the strategic
00:08:32rivalry between China and America and the European Union's efforts to strengthen
00:08:36its own defense capabilities. So, we continue to discuss,
00:08:39with us is journalist and political commentator Milovan. Jovanović,
00:08:43let's go with the picture to Vienna, colleague Jovanović, good evening
00:08:46or good day, I don't know, I haven't been outside
00:08:49for quite a while, and it seems that the day has gotten quite
00:08:52shorter. Good evening, colleague Mrdić,
00:08:56to you and everyone at N1
00:08:59television, all colleagues, a big greeting from Vienna.
00:09:02We will talk about various topics, I said, or rather, I mentioned some of them in
00:09:06the announcement, let's go back to what Nina just mentioned, the congressional elections in
00:09:10the United States of America. this week, so the
00:09:14issues are, or in question uh,
00:09:18the political ballast of Donald
00:09:21Trump, what do you think will be decisive
00:09:25when it comes to, when, when it comes to these
00:09:27elections? So, for
00:09:31our viewers, it should be noted that midterm
00:09:35elections or midterms elections, as a
00:09:38rule, since 1978, the party
00:09:42that... holds the White House, that is, the
00:09:45party that has the president, it as a
00:09:48rule loses the midterm elections, at least one
00:09:51of the two chambers, the party
00:09:54that loses, that controls the White
00:09:57House, loses in the midterms,
00:09:59there were exceptions
00:10:03in 2002, George Bush the younger, but
00:10:07then, then the Republicans only retained
00:10:10the lower house, so they lost. The Senate, therefore, that
00:10:14rule, I expect that in these elections,
00:10:18tomorrow, so, tomorrow evening,
00:10:21there will be elections, voting was by mail and so on, but
00:10:24tomorrow. it will be the
00:10:26real deal, Republicans will certainly lose
00:10:30the lower house, so the lower house is already
00:10:33lost, in my deep opinion,
00:10:37I think the Senate is also on the verge of being
00:10:40lost, Democrats would need to make four breaks,
00:10:4433 senators are being elected plus two senators
00:10:47extraordinarily, I think Ohio and and Florida,
00:10:51Democrats need to retain. those senators they
00:10:55had in those states until now to win an additional
00:10:59four according to my assessment and according to the latest projections I had
00:11:02the opportunity to see while preparing for today's conversation,
00:11:05I think that Republicans that Democrats are on the verge of
00:11:09taking over the Senate as well, so it can easily happen
00:11:13that from Wednesday Democrats
00:11:16control both houses of Congress, the lower house,
00:11:20the House of Representatives which we colloquially call Congress
00:11:22and... The Senate, so it's the upper house, but in
00:11:26case Democrats retain, or
00:11:30regain the lower house, and Republicans retain control
00:11:33of the Senate, that will also be a
00:11:36clear message and
00:11:40uh, it will bring changes in the coming period.
00:11:43Donald Trump ends his second
00:11:47Donald
00:11:51Trump goes down in political history, "after
00:11:55these elections Republicans will
00:11:58prepare for those two elections
00:12:01in 2028 in the sense
00:12:04that uh they will put forward a candidate who could
00:12:08win the elections in 2028.
00:12:12What is important
00:12:15is that people do not understand the American
00:12:18political system. so we need to
00:12:21clarify that, so, my late
00:12:24professor..." of political science Vučin Avasović defined the American
00:12:27American political system in
00:12:29the following way, so it is a constitutional,
00:12:33federal, two-party, representative-elitist
00:12:37Western democracy. We now of course don't have time to explain
00:12:41why representative elitist,
00:12:44so until the convention in Chicago in 1968,
00:12:47so two parties, the leaders or
00:12:50the most important figures in
00:12:54the two parties had an
00:12:57agreement not to
00:13:01allow populist exhibitionism for
00:13:04candidates outside
00:13:07the establishment to take over one or the other party, since the convention
00:13:11of '68 that changed and so on and
00:13:14so on, so we don't have time now to
00:13:17elaborate on that,
00:13:19America, the first written constitution in the world,
00:13:23the first federal democratic party, strict separation of powers,
00:13:27what Montesquieu envisioned, so
00:13:30judicial, executive and legislative system of checks
00:13:33and balances, the first presidential
00:13:35democracy, according to the US Constitution,
00:13:39presidential powers are enormous, not to
00:13:42mention extra-constitutional powers, so
00:13:45only in the context of constitutional powers, the President
00:13:49of the USA has tremendous
00:13:51power, if changes
00:13:55occur in Congress, if Democrats achieve
00:13:59the expected result, how much could that still
00:14:02change American policy, specifically towards Ukraine, the Middle
00:14:06East and even the Western
00:14:07Balkans?
00:14:10Look, it's hard to talk about
00:14:13any fundamental change in American
00:14:16policy, even if Democrats take over
00:14:20both houses of Congress, of course nothing will
00:14:24be the same. "Of course that Donald Trump's power
00:14:27that he had during these two years, because in
00:14:31the elections of 2024,
00:14:34Donald Trump not only defeated Kamala Harris,
00:14:38but Democrats Republicans
00:14:41won both houses moreover
00:14:45Republicans have a majority in the Supreme
00:14:48Court. I often said in the past
00:14:51months, Trump will lose the elections for..."
00:14:55uh Congress and Senate, but will not lose the majority
00:14:58in the Supreme Court, so he will rule
00:15:02by executive orders, so the Constitution allows
00:15:05him that, however
00:15:08uh, it is certain that after these
00:15:11elections there will be a uh uh
00:15:15revitalization of Congress in the sense that Congress these
00:15:19two years surrendered, it was invisible, Congress did not
00:15:22interfere, it completely submitted. uh uh uh
00:15:26to the decisions and the way of governing of the President
00:15:29of the USA. After these elections when
00:15:33Democrats regain the majority in Congress, it will be
00:15:36different because Donald Trump will be
00:15:39cornered, he will have to make agreements with
00:15:42Democrats, it is already announced
00:15:45and speculated
00:15:47that Donald Trump could replace
00:15:51chief of staff Susie Weiles with someone
00:15:54who could and who would be
00:15:57most suitable to negotiate with Democrats
00:16:00regarding the most important laws, so.
00:16:04similar to his first term, the former Speaker of the
00:16:07House Kevin McCarthy is mentioned here
00:16:11who is an old cadre
00:16:13of the Republican administration, some other names are mentioned,
00:16:17but uh uh after these elections uh
00:16:21Republicans and President Trump will have to
00:16:24seek agreement and compromise with
00:16:27Democrats on certain laws and
00:16:30on the most important issues related to...
00:16:34US policy not only for
00:16:37domestic policy, United States,
00:16:41United States, these elections
00:16:44will, you have seen, Donald Trump's
00:16:47popularity is at a historical minimum,
00:16:50uh, high inflation, high energy prices,
00:16:54cost of living, so the standard of living of
00:16:58citizens has been seriously affected during
00:17:01the past year. So, these questions
00:17:04will be decisive
00:17:07regarding the outcome of these elections, these elections are
00:17:11without any doubt a referendum on
00:17:15Donald Trump's policy during the first
00:17:18two years of his second term. There is no one
00:17:21in the United States and the rest
00:17:25of Donald Trump or his
00:17:28these two years with
00:17:31fear and disbelief
00:17:35did not listen and watch what the President
00:17:38of the most powerful force in the world is doing, so
00:17:42let me remind you, the disruption of the transatlantic partnership
00:17:45the most natural alliance of the political West, something
00:17:49that has functioned for 80 years, which has brought so
00:17:52much good to the United States and and
00:17:56Europe, to the abolition of institutions that promoted
00:18:00extinguishing. USA,
00:18:03Voice of America, Irija and so on and so
00:18:06forth, attacks on universities,
00:18:10paramilitaries, ICE
00:18:13squads, so those who
00:18:16uh dealt with migrants,
00:18:19uh, declaring certain media as
00:18:22hostile, uh,
00:18:25firing hundreds of thousands of federal
00:18:28employees, mind you, these are not employees who are
00:18:31members or sympathizers of the Democratic. party, you have half
00:18:35of them who are close to Republicans, you had
00:18:38Elohim Musk with his management
00:18:42model, of course there was a conflict and clashes between him and Donald
00:18:45Trump, which is why he quickly left
00:18:48uh uh Trump's administration, but
00:18:51it happened a threat
00:18:54uh uh of secession of Canada and
00:18:58declaring Canada the 50th, declaring
00:19:00Canada the 51st American state uh...
00:19:04uh, seizing Greenland,
00:19:07the Panama Canal, the Gulf of Mexico,
00:19:10uh, something that no one
00:19:14could believe would happen in Donald
00:19:17Trump's second term, something
00:19:20like this, uh, pandering
00:19:22to Moscow, uh, more
00:19:26understanding towards Russia, Vladimir Putin, than towards America's
00:19:30traditional allies and friends. "That's exactly what I want
00:19:33to ask you, colleague Jovanović, how do you
00:19:36interpret, well, the latest news that the Pentagon is asking
00:19:39European allies to soften their rhetoric towards
00:19:43Russia, does that indicate a drastic
00:19:46change in American strategy towards Russia?
00:19:50Look, uh,
00:19:52information that the Pentagon is asking
00:19:56some European allies
00:19:59to soften their rhetoric towards
00:20:02Russia, in my opinion, uh..."
00:20:06represents a signal of a possible adjustment
00:20:09of American strategy, although we cannot yet talk about
00:20:12a complete strategic shift, so we have heard
00:20:16contradictory statements for these two
00:20:19years, so from where uh Volodymyr
00:20:23Zelensky
00:20:26someone who does not want peace, that someone who is to blame for the war
00:20:29to that he is one of
00:20:33the bravest and most important leaders in the world. uh
00:20:36visionary and so on and so on, so
00:20:40Trump's administration
00:20:42is obviously trying to create a political environment
00:20:46in which negotiations with... Moscow would be
00:20:50possible and fruitful, unlike
00:20:53some European governments that
00:20:56warn uh that uh uh
00:20:59and which not only warn about
00:21:02the threats from Moscow, but also advocate for
00:21:06long-term strategic opposition to
00:21:09Russia, now bearing that in mind, is it realistic to expect
00:21:13a more serious diplomatic process between Moscow and Kyiv during
00:21:16the next few months? or does war remain the dominant framework
00:21:20for resolving that conflict?
00:21:23In my
00:21:26opinion, I don't see
00:21:30a way for a final agreement
00:21:33an end to the war, one should
00:21:37listen to the Kremlin and Vladimir Putin, his demands
00:21:40are maximalist, the West for years did not
00:21:44want to listen to Putin and to hear what Putin is saying more precisely.
00:21:47So, Putin does not give up on
00:21:51maximalist goals and demands, on the other
00:21:54hand, Ukraine shows
00:21:58signals that it is ready for an agreement, but
00:22:01not at the expense of territory,
00:22:05at the expense of everything that it has
00:22:07sacrificed during these,
00:22:10now five years, five years of war,
00:22:14it is difficult to reach an agreement and compromise,
00:22:17so. "all attempts that have been
00:22:20made during these two years by
00:22:24Washington, they mostly favored
00:22:26Moscow, Europe, afraid for its own
00:22:30security, woke up, Keir Starmer, former Prime Minister
00:22:34of Britain, Friedrich Merz, Chancellor
00:22:37of Germany, Emmanuel Macron, who is
00:22:40a political zombie, so Emmanuel Macron is a political
00:22:43zombie, he has no credibility
00:22:47or authority, his government is unstable, his
00:22:50term expires in March next year and he
00:22:53goes down in political history, so
00:22:56Europe uh uh woke up,
00:22:59Europe realized what kind of danger it is facing, not
00:23:03only from Moscow, but from Washington, because there has been a
00:23:07change in policy and a breaking
00:23:10after 80
00:23:14years, Europe has nevertheless managed
00:23:17to help Ukraine and is helping Ukraine and
00:23:21Europe uh until now uh it has
00:23:24somehow managed
00:23:27to ensure that everything
00:23:30related to the final agreement between
00:23:33Russia and Ukraine does
00:23:37not end with the Moscow-Washington relationship, but
00:23:40that Europe must also have its place at
00:23:44the table, I don't see that it is possible until the end
00:23:48of the year, and I'm afraid not even until March next
00:23:51year, for any dramatic
00:23:54movements or capital movements on
00:23:58the plan of a ceasefire
00:24:02and the establishment of not lasting peace but
00:24:06a truce, so winter is coming,
00:24:09uh, Russia announces uh new attacks,
00:24:13new aggression, Ukraine is facing a
00:24:16series of problems, unfortunately I
00:24:20emphasize, unfortunately I am not optimistic.
00:24:23Let's comment on one more topic, last week we had elections in
00:24:27Israel, we have a stalemate as it is now, after the
00:24:30votes have been counted. Does Benjamin Netanyahu have a solution for
00:24:34this situation, would leaving power automatically
00:24:38mean the end of his political career?
00:24:42Respected colleague Mrdić,
00:24:44many commentators, many diplomats,
00:24:48many professors, many journalists confuse,
00:24:51forget that Benjamin Bibi
00:24:55Netanyahu, the longest-serving Prime Minister in
00:24:57the history of Israel, was in
00:25:01opposition from June 2021
00:25:04to December 2023.
00:25:08I remind all our viewers, then the
00:25:11government of Yair Lapid and Naftali
00:25:15Bennett was formed. A government that was made up of the right.
00:25:18left, believers, non-believers,
00:25:22secularists and the minority Arab party of
00:25:26Mansour Abbas, then, I said then
00:25:30that it was a precedent that never since 1948
00:25:33Israel had such a government, so you created
00:25:37an unnatural coalition, a hybrid
00:25:40coalition with the aim of forcing Netanyahu
00:25:43accusations that it was, that it
00:25:47was necessary. because of the court case for corruption
00:25:50and so on and so forth, to be fair, then a
00:25:54court case was initiated against Netanyahu, he responded
00:25:58to those hearings.
00:26:01"There is no final verdict and in the elections
00:26:04of 2023, Netanyahu returned to
00:26:08power, forming the most right-wing coalition
00:26:11in Israel's history, so a coalition in which
00:26:15there are extreme, meaning ultra
00:26:19znači ultra
00:26:19extremist
00:26:23and Bezalel Motrich, a terrorist attack happened
00:26:27on June 7th, so something that hasn't happened
00:26:30in terms of scale against..." the past, I don't know, 40
00:26:34years, so that was the breaking
00:26:37point and what followed was a war against
00:26:41Hamas, Houthis, Hezbollah
00:26:44and the head of that octopus that
00:26:47Netanyahu saw in Washington, so
00:26:50Netanyahu said several times that he would not
00:26:54calm down until he destroyed the 3 Hs,
00:26:57Hamas, Hezbollah and the Houthis, but also the head
00:27:01of that octopus that is located in Tehran.
00:27:04What happened, unfortunately, in that
00:27:08confrontation against terrorists
00:27:11all red lines were crossed, there were massive
00:27:15unforgivable crimes in
00:27:18Gaza, so, killings of civilians, children, we had one humanitarian
00:27:22and we still have, unfortunately, a humanitarian catastrophe,
00:27:26there is no sign of
00:27:28a ceasefire and
00:27:32the establishment of some kind of normality,
00:27:36so, in my opinion, we
00:27:39are approaching a new, a new escalation in the Washington
00:27:43Tel Aviv Tehran
00:27:47relationship, the fact is that there was the removal
00:27:51of the top of the regime in Tehran, so since
00:27:54the Islamic Revolution in 1979
00:27:57until today, Iran has never been weaker and nothing
00:28:01will be the same. I remind you, Ayatollah Khamenei
00:28:04was killed, 50
00:28:08of the most important, most influential people
00:28:11since the Iranian revolution
00:28:14of the Revolutionary Guard Larajani, the alpha and omega
00:28:17of events in Iran, but the regime has not
00:28:21changed. Trump
00:28:24advocated the option, so like
00:28:27Venezuela. The removal of Maduro, in this case, the removal
00:28:31of the top of the regime in Tehran. uh and
00:28:34the establishment of communication and relations with the new
00:28:38authorities, that of course in Venezuela
00:28:41succeeded, in Iran it's impossible, the culture is
00:28:45different, the customs are different, the interests are different, everything is
00:28:48different. We are currently in
00:28:51a political limbo, as far as Israel is concerned, these
00:28:55elections showed two things: fragmentation
00:28:58of the political scene, uh, a deeply
00:29:01divided... society, this is a huge
00:29:05turnout, Netanyahu is individually the strongest
00:29:08party, so that Netanyahu bloc has a majority,
00:29:12but not a sufficient majority for forming a government, 61
00:29:16MPs are needed, Likud with its partners has
00:29:1954, the anti-Netanyahu
00:29:22bloc is at, it seems to me, 57
00:29:26or 58 MPs, I apologize, at
00:29:2947 or 48,
00:29:32the Arab parties achieved the best
00:29:35result since 1948, 19 MPs, two
00:29:39Arab parties, so Ra'am and
00:29:42the other Arab party. Therefore, without
00:29:45the Arabs, it is impossible to
00:29:48government. Negotiations are underway between
00:29:52the Anti-Netanyahu bloc, General Eisenkot,
00:29:56Lapid, Bennett, with the United Torah
00:29:59Judaism party, which is a party close
00:30:02to Netanyahu, part of Bibi
00:30:06them to leave that bloc to support
00:30:09the formation of an anti- Netanyahu government,
00:30:13however,
00:30:15uh, that will be difficult in my
00:30:18opinion, we should not rule out
00:30:21the possibility of holding new elections, if that happens,
00:30:25those elections will favor Netanyahu. We'll see what
00:30:29happens, colleague Jovanović, thank you for your time, thank you for commenting
00:30:33together on these most important world news this week,
00:30:36thank you, thank you colleague Mrdić, it was a pleasure, a big
00:30:40greeting to you, all your colleagues and the director of television
00:30:44Amir Zukić, one of the three, in my humble
00:30:47opinion, greatest journalists in the Southeast European region.
00:30:51Big greetings to everyone. Milovan Jovanović, journalist and foreign policy
00:30:55commentator, was with us for the past 20 minutes, we return to the story from
00:30:58the beginning of today in