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00:00:08Russia should not attack our energy system. There is
00:00:11another alternative: provide us with rockets for payment, we will find
00:00:15the money, it will not just be military aid. If you want us not to strike
00:00:18Russian refineries for a month, provide me, I mean, supply us with
00:00:22rockets for payment for at least one month. Aren't you
00:00:25concerned that President Trump might perceive this as? The US
00:00:29has switched to a mode of not a day without
00:01:08an interview, because literally every day, not the
00:01:11President of the United States, yes, but specifically the
00:01:15so-called President of Ukraine, he constantly speaks, speaks, speaks,
00:01:18and any of his speeches are somehow tied to claims against the United States
00:01:22and specifically against President Trump. Listen, it seems to me that this is
00:01:26the basic Krivoy Rog diplomacy. Ukrainian, where he tries to somehow
00:01:30bargain for himself something important to understand, it's not only him
00:01:33who says this, it's those who stand behind him first and foremost the Europeans, yes
00:01:37it's the Europeans who are pushing him - in this
00:01:40case, to confrontation with Trump, one must understand that he is asking for something
00:01:44that they cannot physically give him, because it's not there, let's ask
00:01:48the opinion in the hall, Alexey, please, I
00:01:51will allow myself to disagree with Andrey, despite the fact that in general I completely agree
00:01:55with him, the Europeans are actually persuading Zelensky to keep quiet.
00:01:58he doesn't focus on Brussels, he focuses on
00:02:30London, and London, yes, London is interested, London is Trump's fiercest
00:02:34enemy, Trump had the opportunity to crush them all,
00:02:38in the winter of '24, when he became president that year, yes, he
00:02:41didn't do it,
00:02:44no, I apologize, '25, but he didn't
00:02:46do it, but now, excuse the expression, he's taking a beating from them.
00:02:50Ilya, the most interesting thing Zelensky said is that Americans, like
00:02:53the public, support Ukraine, but Trump
00:02:57sits there and knows nothing. This is a jab at the official
00:03:00legend, according to which the president is a democratically elected person,
00:03:04expressing the will of the people,
00:03:07meaning a character, and this
00:03:10is a continuation of Zelensky's line, Zelensky
00:03:14consistently hits precisely this joint, that
00:03:17Trump does not represent the interests of his people and who gave him
00:03:21the right to generally criticize the hand that feeds him? They
00:03:24were given the right by all the money that
00:03:27the Americans allocated for his upkeep, this is... the trap
00:03:31of sunk costs, this is the Concorde effect, this is
00:03:34a phone scammer who has already extracted a lot of money from his victim and says: "Okay,
00:03:38here's some more, how much did he say, 115 billion, 70 billion
00:03:42to the Europeans, you need to transfer it to a safe account, so let's do it later." And
00:03:46as for Zelensky's statement to the Americans, an interesting
00:03:49point is that in the American, even liberal, even
00:03:53pro-democratic press, these
00:03:55statements are not very widespread, not very supported, not taken
00:03:59into account, not... made louder, because
00:04:03the local elite understands that an attack on
00:04:06Trump is an attack on the institution of the US presidency, that is,
00:04:09if Trump is replaced by, I don't know,
00:04:12Hunter Biden or someone else, by a Democratic
00:04:16figure, and if Zelensky or not
00:04:18Zelensky,
00:04:21someone, I don't know, someone else somewhere else, if he behaves in exactly the same way,
00:04:25if they let this slide now, then it will become completely normal,
00:04:28Alexey.
00:04:36that is, there are no good moves, but something needs to be done, well, now we see there
00:04:40already, if you read his interviews after this escalation with
00:04:43Starlink, with intelligence data, such communication, that he generally somehow, it's not
00:04:47that not a day passes without an interview, that is, somewhere
00:04:50he constantly talks and says nasty things, I don't have
00:04:54other words about this, that is, he has already accused everyone of being the only
00:04:58D'Artagnan here, all the rest of you are just...
00:05:48how Donald Trump is preparing for the midterm elections on November 3rd. Is it true that
00:05:52the Republican Party could lose both houses of parliament? Why
00:05:56does the American press write about imminent strikes on Iran, including with
00:05:59nuclear weapons? Kirill Benediktov with a large
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00:09:31of course, a revolution. Where is
00:09:35this world going? We conducted our own
00:09:38investigation, here's what we managed to find out. Expertly. Actually. Zvezda.
00:10:23If this happens, I suppose.
00:10:26I mean, it won't be the first time the president doesn't have a majority, neither in
00:10:30the House of Representatives nor in the Senate. They will send me bills, and I
00:10:33will veto them. In the end, after a month or two, when all
00:10:37their initiatives are rejected, they will realize it's a waste of time.
00:10:41They are just wasting their time. Then they will come to me and we
00:10:44will agree. I think it will most likely happen exactly that way, but
00:10:48I hope we won't have to worry about it at all. On the eve of
00:10:51the midterm elections in the US, all the world's press is full of pro...
00:10:55gnoses and insights. In particular, Trump is preparing to govern the US bypassing
00:10:59Congress in case of a Democratic victory in the midterm elections. This is reported by
00:11:02the Reuters agency, citing sources in the White House. According to the agency,
00:11:06the presidential administration has been developing a plan since April that will allow
00:11:10the continuation of key policy directions of Trump, but
00:11:13without congressional approval. In particular, this refers to the expanded
00:11:17use of presidential decrees and the powers of the head of state.
00:11:20Separately, the administration is preparing for possible investigations by
00:11:23Democrats. White House lawyers are instructing officials on how to
00:11:27respond to congressional inquiries. Trump himself, according to Reuters, has already
00:11:30been briefed on these plans and participated in their discussions. To
00:11:34the question of journalists, how comfortable the president will be governing
00:11:37the country with a Democratic majority in Congress, one source
00:11:40answered, "Very comfortable." The Financial Times writes, quote:
00:11:44Republicans risk losing control of the House of Representatives and the Senate. In
00:11:48such an outcome, Democrats will be able to initiate an investigation into the
00:11:51Trump administration and block his legislative
00:11:55initiatives. However, most of the publication's interlocutors do not believe that
00:11:58the president will reconcile with the limitation of his powers, he
00:12:02will rather turn into an enraged duck," said
00:12:05former New Jersey Governor Chris Christie. According to him,
00:12:09the main danger is the great Trumpian
00:12:12unknown. Let's move on, the MSNAU publication reports,
00:12:16the US is preparing strikes on Iran the day after the elections. Quote:
00:12:19The Trump administration has informed allies in the Persian Gulf to
00:12:23prepare for a short, intense round of strikes as early as November
00:12:274th, the day after the midterm elections. The US
00:12:30is deploying a third carrier group led by the aircraft carrier
00:12:33Theodore Roosevelt, about 900 sailors and
00:12:36marines, as well as deploying additional Patriot missile batteries to
00:12:40Saudi Arabia and Qatar. End quote. The US could
00:12:43launch a nuclear strike on Iran under pressure from Israel.
00:12:47A possible target would be Mount Picax in the central
00:12:51part of the country. Picax is part of the country.
00:13:06of solid granite, to destroy tunnels where uranium enrichment is allegedly
00:13:10taking place. The only military option is a nuclear strike and
00:13:13Netanyahu is actively pushing for it. Bibi calls
00:13:17Trump about this every day. Trump will probably
00:13:20decide by next weekend whether to use nuclear weapons. This
00:13:24will be the seventh. In the last
00:13:55election cycles, most polls regularly made mistakes in
00:13:59favor of the Democratic Party, in some cases adding up to
00:14:039 percentage points. In the current situation, a 3-percentage-point
00:14:06error would be enough to
00:14:09make the election results completely opposite to what
00:14:13liberal journalists and players betting on the polymarket
00:14:16expect. This is especially true for the Senate, where all
00:14:19the Democratic Party's hopes rest on a possible victory for James
00:14:23Tolorico in Texas, who is ahead of Republican Ken Paxton by almost
00:14:27four percentage points, and a possible victory in Iowa, where
00:14:30Republican Ashley Hinson is ahead of Democrat Josh
00:14:34Turak by a negligible one percentage point. If
00:14:38both these states still vote Republican,
00:14:41considering the almost uncontested loss of
00:14:44Michigan by Democrats, then the battle for the Senate will be lost
00:14:47by the Democratic Party. This means that the political landscape
00:14:50of the US after the November 4th elections
00:14:54will be well familiar from Trump's first
00:14:57presidential term: a House of Representatives controlled by Democrats
00:15:01and a Republican majority, albeit a slight one, in
00:15:04the Senate. Kirill, but probably
00:15:07the main question here is, we talk a lot about the United States, we talk a lot
00:15:10about elections, Congress, the Senate,
00:15:14our viewer is watching and says: "What does this have to do with me? That
00:15:17is, how will this affect the Ukrainian
00:15:21track, right? How will it affect the diesel deal? Will something
00:15:24change, or is this essentially purely an internal matter for the United States,
00:15:28and it doesn't concern us specifically? Well, the United
00:15:31States is such a country that any internal matters, one way or
00:15:35another... are projected onto the whole world, well, that's how it turned out,
00:15:39yes, and therefore, of course, what
00:15:42happens on November 4th very much depends on what happens in Ukraine, in
00:15:45the Middle East, I don't know, in the global energy market, and so
00:15:49on and so forth, so understanding the
00:15:52specific cases, specific situations there
00:15:56in the states and so on, is incredibly interesting,
00:15:59uh, but of course, for us, it's probably more important to see
00:16:02the problem in, well, its entirety, so to speak,
00:16:05in its certain aggregate, what
00:16:07is happening? So, the Democrats, of course, hope that
00:16:11they will manage to take both houses, that is, both the lower house, the House
00:16:15of Representatives, and the Senate,
00:16:17let's say,
00:16:19then what do they do? They naturally immediately
00:16:22try to impeach Trump, well, as it was in
00:16:25his first term, Trump already went through this scenario, rode these
00:16:28rails, it didn't work for him twice, I think,
00:16:32and it won't work this time, why?
00:16:34Because for the impeachment to pass through the Senate,
00:16:382/3 of the votes are needed, and they won't get
00:16:422/3 under any circumstances, yes, they
00:16:45might get at best, if they get now in these elections
00:16:49some, well, several votes in the Senate, they will get a majority there, well,
00:16:52one or two, maybe three seats, but
00:16:55they will never get 2/3, so the
00:16:58impeachment question is closed already at this stage,
00:17:01yes, but, well, it should be noted that no president
00:17:05in US history. Of course, yes, Nixon left,
00:17:09so to speak, Nixon left without waiting, Clinton
00:17:13was not, well, they decided not to impeach him,
00:17:16but they can certainly cause a lot of trouble, that is,
00:17:20it's not just like, "We decided to impeach him," right?
00:17:23It's quite... let's go back to our questions, what
00:17:27about the Ukrainian track? Will anything change? Ukraine is really
00:17:30waiting for Trump to, well, fall into a puddle, so to speak,
00:17:34and finally, Ukraine will again receive increased funding.
00:18:07talked, each interview begins, well,
00:18:10literally with, well, with the message "Trump is a goat", well,
00:18:14roughly speaking, yes, we apparently watched different interviews, no, no, in fact, he doesn't give rockets, he, well,
00:18:18that's it, so, well, the message is this: Trump is bad,
00:18:21mhm, well, naturally, this goes to the audience that
00:18:25is now choosing who to vote for, Democrats or Republicans, do you think they see
00:18:29all these interviews, Americans, well, well, well, Fox and CNN, there are
00:18:33several, of course they see them, no, in fact, they have been so accustomed
00:18:36to the fact that he is the main newsmaker of our time, so to speak,
00:18:39yes, theoretically, the main newsmaker should have been Trump, but in fact, this
00:18:43creature in a sweaty T-shirt, and in dirty
00:18:47camouflage, in fact, I think, a plague on both your houses, and the more
00:18:50fighting there is in this America, the more they will beat each other there in this
00:18:53Congress, the better for us, let them just disappear,
00:18:57just let them burn there, the great unknown
00:19:01Trumpian, this quote was heard, yes, that
00:19:04is, a black swan. That's what your book is called, and
00:19:07by the way, now, excuse me, let's go back to the hall, it's just immediately interesting,
00:19:11based on recent events, they call him a lame duck and
00:19:15something else, has your opinion changed now? Well, the black swan is clear,
00:19:18it refers to unexpected events, but if we talk about an animal,
00:19:22would you still call it a swan? Well, yes, but the fact that he is not a duck is absolutely
00:19:26obvious, that is, it is another attempt by his
00:19:30enemies to belittle him, as it were, yes, in fact, at
00:19:32best it will be an enraged rhinoceros. Or
00:19:36do you think he is capable of that? Well,
00:19:39there is also very important news here, I will ask Alexey, can, for example, the Trump administration
00:19:43prepare lawsuits to challenge the elections, that is, to declare
00:19:47falsifications, for example, to stage a mini-Maidan, but in
00:19:50America, and say that all these elections were rigged, so let's
00:19:54do it again, is this even possible or not? I understand your
00:19:58inclination towards allusions with the Maidan, but in America
00:20:01there isn't one for the old reason, there's no American embassy there, well, it won't come
00:20:04to a Maidan. I wanted to say that Ramiliy clearly has some football associations, based on the principle
00:20:17that when a football fan sees two opposing unfriendly
00:20:21clubs play, they want a draw, so everyone fights, that's roughly the logic, but
00:20:24in fact, the results, the results of these elections
00:20:28will be positive for us in any case. The first
00:20:31option is they win, well, it stays as it is, that is,
00:20:34the Republicans retain their majority, well, okay, in
00:20:37that case, we get a systemic crisis of globalism
00:20:41already in America, because in such a scenario, most likely
00:20:44the next president will also be a Republican, and most likely even, maybe... again
00:20:48from MAGA, that is, it turns out globalists will lose
00:20:52decisive elections for them twice in a row, this is already a plus to
00:20:56what we will be talking about today, what is happening now in Europe, this is already
00:20:59a more global thing that really talks about the destruction of
00:21:03the old world, this old order, the old rules, well, do I understand correctly that
00:21:06in general, this is not a problem for the United States, in history there were
00:21:10presidents, Nixon, Ford, they were, by the way,
00:21:14record holders, when almost the entire term, they, by the way, Republicans
00:21:17also like... by the way, many criticize Trump,
00:22:50so I'm not sure that his position will be the most
00:22:53accepted by the public, including the
00:22:56American, and not only American, including Asian, and
00:22:59Middle Eastern, because these statements are being reprinted now by
00:23:03Middle Eastern media, for them the question is extremely important: if
00:23:07Trump indeed receives a very serious political
00:23:10slap, he will very seriously escalate in
00:23:13the Persian Gulf a new round of hostilities, because...
00:23:17term, actually, it seems to me, now in his statements in the press,
00:23:50when he says, I will veto, and you will block me, and I will veto,
00:23:53we will block each other, such a situation can
00:23:57happen, but the war can flare up much worse,
00:24:01I would like to say this, that the most important thing about why parliamentary
00:24:04elections in the US are important is called by two
00:24:08words, the budget process, and the US fiscal year
00:24:10begins not on January 1st, but in October, so somewhere around
00:24:14here we draw two conclusions, that October, it's already and yes,
00:24:18that is, the new budget process is tied to
00:24:22the fiscal year, in this regard, it turns out that
00:24:25on the one hand, there will be no direct influence, on the
00:24:29other hand, it is very important, but in the future, on the third hand,
00:24:33financial capital interferes here, bankers
00:24:36interfere here, accountants interfere here, who
00:24:40are much more important than the exchange of documents
00:24:42between parliament and the presidential administration, yes, we will follow,
00:24:55a crisis of power or a full-fledged coup d'état. Why was the president
00:24:59of the country, Karol Nawrocki, forced to personally storm the building of
00:25:03the court? How will the clash between Eurosceptics and
00:25:06Euro-optimists end? Alexey Belov investigated.
00:25:10We invite you to
00:29:26reboot, there are large forces led by the president
00:29:29who are for a reboot. Under Donald Tusk, there will be no
00:29:32reboot, so we propose a constructive vote of no confidence
00:29:36in this government, we also propose to form a
00:29:40government led by Marek Jurzyk, which will
00:29:43calm the situation and hold fair
00:29:46elections. But apparently, Poland is facing major
00:29:49upheavals, they are already proposing to remove Tusk's government
00:29:52and hold elections. I remind you that on Saturday night, Poland was on the verge of
00:29:56a coup d'état, crowds of protesters stormed the building
00:29:59of the Constitutional Tribunal after the government led by
00:30:02Donald Tusk attempted to forcibly remove the
00:30:06president of the court and his deputy. President
00:30:10Karol Nawrocki turned his plane around and personally
00:30:12took part in the storming of the court building. Alexey
00:30:16Belov will continue the topic. We invite you to the hero's chair, let's watch a fragment
00:30:20of the material. In Poland, one part of the state
00:30:23machine is actually storming
00:30:25another. Police
00:30:28surround the Constitutional Tribunal, politicians call the population
00:30:32to resistance, presidential security pushes with law enforcement,
00:30:34judges accuse each other of usurping powers, and
00:30:38the head of state in the middle of the night is forced to personally find out who
00:30:42actually has the right to be in the building of the country's highest
00:30:45judicial body. The European elite is beginning to act with
00:30:49methods that until recently were considered a sign of political
00:30:52savagery in all others, and this is much more important than the specific
00:30:56names of the participants in the Polish brawl, when the system
00:31:00has been in place for decades.
00:31:03драки, когда система десятилетий