some kind of relationship too, and i think that here he is playing to show that neither europe nor ukraine itself can come to an agreement with putin, but trump - this is the person who personally talks to putin and finds some way out, well, if we can talk like that at all , from a stalemate situation, and i think that because of this he is giving such signals. that

trump and putin should talk to themselves in some sense he is also playing in the interests of moscow, because putin wants exactly this, so that he as a leader and trump as a leader we tried to agree on something, but i don't think it's possible, bypassing european states, nato states, the european union, and of course ukraine itself, because there won't be...

then there's no point in talking about any attack on nato from russia, because we see the example of ukraine, where, for example, russia can't advance on the battlefield without slipping significantly. we must understand the difference between an attack on nato or on some nato state regarding the threat or hybrid attack in general. and we know that... that a hybrid war is already happening between russia and the west, because europe, maybe america, is full of different saboteurs, different people who are ready to damage, let's say, in a hybrid sense, this state, and that is, even if russia does not attack nato states in the near future, because it is weaker in principle, yes, it is not...

i think that there are different thoughts there, because the feeling about the threat in different european states is different, that is, one is the concept of finland or latvia or poland or even sweden, and another concept in countries that do not have a border with russia, do not have a border with belarus, and of course it is much more difficult to tell these people, especially since it is not

that... only a feeling, that is, of society, but there are also the interests of business, which exists in different countries, let's start being friends with russia again, let's make money, everyone is happy, well, excuse my expression, nonsense there with ukraine or something else, then of course there are also organizations, parties, politicians, businessmen, who to some extent also depend on moscow.

and this is still, well, still we were able to find a common position regarding moscow, yes, it was not as it may have been, we would have liked, but it was much better. much more correct than moscow wanted. artist, thank you very much for coming on air with us. artist pabriks, former minister of defense, latvia was a guest on the air, thank you. thank you. we continue the evening on the channel current time, watch further in the issue. protests in los angeles due to migration politicians. trump ordered 2.0 more national guardsmen and 700 marines to be sent there. we sent troops, they did a fantastic job, but the mayor of the city is against federal intervention and is now suing the president. washington started this chaos, all because of federal intervention. funds close to dmitry medvedev received

record donations during the war. a journalist from our project sistema will tell you where the money went. the dar foundation, close to him, began actively investing in luxury real estate and yachts. russian politician lev schlossberg was sent to a temporary detention facility, tomorrow he will be sentenced to death. this morning, a search was carried out on the politician, a criminal case was opened against him for repeated, so-called discrediting of the army. more details dmitry novikov. how exactly and how did russian opposition politician lev schlossberg discredit the current armed forces of russia, what words he uttered that were so incorrect from the point of view of the authorities, there is still no clarification. both. took place in schlossberg's apartment and his wife zhanna, and his ninety-six-year-old father at dawn in pskov. this photo from his apartment was published by the kremlin propaganda resource arti. it also said that the deputy chairman of the yabloko party was twice brought to administrative responsibility for discrediting the armed forces,

and now criminal liability is coming. as reported by the skopje branch of the yabloko party, the case was opened due to the debates between shlosberg and historian pevovarov. yuri they took place in january of this year, foreign agents, then accused of failure to comply with the law on then he was charged and given a written undertaking not to leave. the opposition politician consistently takes an anti-war

position. for example, here is his speech to voters back in 2018. we need to stop the war, stop the war in ukraine. stop the war in syria, this crazy money that is spent on the war, take it and give it to the people. lev shlosberg has been in russian opposition politics since 1994 , he is a former deputy of the pskov regional assembly of deputies, now deputy chairman of the yabloko party. after the start of russia's large-scale invasion of ukraine, shlosberg did not leave russia, stating that this was his principled position. dmitry novikov, present day. the forum of the future continues in moscow, where the main russian newsmakers , elon musk's father, discuss how russia will look better by 2050. on the agenda are all the current narratives of the current government: ensuring an increase

in the birth rate, banning abortions, fighting fakes and, unexpectedly, a flight to mars. more details below. at the forum of the future in moscow, representatives of the russian business authorities. possmedia continue to discuss the delights of autocracy, the importance of the church, not forgetting to threaten western partners. and i always remind you, why did the borders change? because there was no reason to attack us. and every time they go to war with us, we grow. historical fact. there are many foreigners with a controversial reputation at the forum, the publication insider provides a detailed list of participants, among them the authors of rush today speakers who complement express support for the russian government. the main star is erol musk, father of the richest man in the world, elon musk. the day before, he said that he would like to learn leadership skills from vladimir putin.

and i was told that i need to give a speech. i have never heard of what tak-tok is. but i understood that i need to try to look smart or say something smart. the right-wing. the forum is held under the auspices of the tsargrad institute. its founder, orthodox billionaire konstantin malofeev, has become virtually the main speaker of the event. malofeev made a proposal to tighten migration policy, or rather, he proposed replacing migrants with robots. a russian robot painted in gzhel is much better than a live, saw-toothed migrant. it doesn't nag anyone, it doesn't kill anyone, there are no problems with it. the main face of channel one, ekaterina andreeva, made a speech with thoughts about fakes in the news, based on her professional experience. as the well-known goebbels said. and the more monstrous the lie, the more willingly people will believe it. believe. why this happens , why people are so trusting,

it is difficult for me to explain, because everyone should ask themselves: i want to believe a lie, i want to be deceived. at the same time, the tv presenter herself repeated the fake that in the ukrainian turmoil, the footage of civilian corpses on the streets was directed and filmed by the ukrainian special services. andreeva even added additional information to this fake, which was exposed by journalists. sometimes it happens that a fake exposes itself, it was, all know, the infamous riot, when the bodies that were on display suddenly began to move, and the people who took part in this filming, unable to bear the lack of air, began to crawl out of these bags. we are talking about this video, april 2 , 2022, it was first published by lawyer ilya novikov. upon closer examination of the frame, it becomes clear that the hand movement that the propagandists insisted on is just an optical illusion. a separate blog, to which

the top speaker devoted time, is an increase birth rate growth in russia. in the forum program , this issue was called a special operation demography. so that we have toys that teach goodness, girls to be mothers, boys to be defenders of the fatherland. if we apply this same model, an average of four children, five generations, russia is the most populous country in the world. we need to educate girls anew. we need to form a truly new image, you see what the matter is, we ourselves are women, mothers ourselves, we push them in a slightly different direction, we push them to get higher education, make a career, in fact, we do not give them the main values, that she will be happy only in the family, the ideologist of the russian world alexander dugin spoke at the forum on the importance of the relationship between the family and the state, the state is the embodiment that captures all the best, everything fundamental, everything spiritual that is in nature, therefore the family is not only microcosmic,

human, but universal. let me remind you that the central event of the forum is called the presentation of the report of the tsargrad institute on the image of russia of the future. it says, quote, about the need to restore the historical memory of the population of ukraine, the return of ukrainians to the understanding of themselves as an integral part of russian civilization. in addition, the expert of tsargrad was registered. the funds associated with the former president of russia dmitry medvedev received record donations, this is stated in the investigation of the sistema project. more than 800 million dollars have accumulated in the accounts of the funds. who makes the donation is not disclosed, but it is not so easy to contribute funds, the details are in the public domain access not found. here. journalists of the system recalled the 2017 investigation by alexei navalny's team, then it turned out that funds associated with medvedev

were financed by oligarchs close to him. medvedev called such conclusions nonsense. as the system writes, 2 years ago in russia, on the initiative of medvedev , the nasha pravda fund was created. it supplies the army with drones, night equipment and gear. the fund spent at least 2 billion rubles on the war. this is about 30 million dollars. the same fund , together with the skalisty winery bereg is engaged in the ecology of anapa after the fuel oil spill. the winery, as it turned out, is directly connected to medvedev and his son . companies associated with the politician, are buying up real estate and land on the black sea coast. in addition, journalists confirmed that the property that navalny's team had previously discovered, including residences and yachts, are still listed as belonging to a fund close to medvedev. my colleagues from the utro program spoke with journalist sergei titov about the investigation of the system. we looked at these in general the complexity of 15 funds that

are somehow connected with medvedev's team, it turned out that well, if someone suddenly had a desire to somehow transfer something to these funds, it simply won't work out, because these funds don't have websites, there are no details anywhere that would allow this money to be transferred to them. therefore, in general, it seems that these funds, although they seem to be some kind of non-profit, charitable ones, are generally created in order to specifically serve.

russian military, the amount there is almost 2.5 billion for these years of war, well, if you believe their website, they buy night vision devices, medical ones of some kind - well, in general, something for medicine, weapons, drones, but at the same time it is also clear that he has projects not related to the war, this is really. the fuel oil spill on the coast of anapa, and he further led us to this project that medvedev has some, in his, in his orbit, some number of new assets. in the us, protests against migration continue policies of the donald trump administration.

on the eve , residents of several other large american cities joined the protesters in california. several dozen people gathered in the lobby of a building in new york, they chanted bring them back, referring to migrants subject to deportation. several arrests took place in other areas of the city. hundreds of people came out to rallies in dallas and austin, texas. protests also took place in the states of kentucky and georgia. in los angeles, where rallies have been going on for the fourth time day protesters launched fireworks at security forces, who responded with flash-bang grenades for... to suppress the protests, us president donald trump ordered

another 200 national guardsmen and 700 marines to be sent to california. thus, as as... writes riots of some professional agitators, threatened the demonstrators, and also criticized the governor of california. we sent troops, they did a fantastic job. i was talking about governors, but i did not say that he is an incompetent governor. look at what he's doing in california, he's destroying one of our great states. because of sending the national guard to los angeles, the state of california and governor gavin newson are suing trump, the pentagon and the secretary of defense. the lawsuit claims that the us president violated federal laws and the constitution. the governor called trump's decision to send in the marines to suppress the protests un-american. the mayor of los angeles also spoke out against

the us president's actions. washington started this chaos. on thursday the city was calm, on friday it was not, all because of the intervention of the federal government. the rallies in los angeles began last weekend, after the city held raids against migrants. over the course of a week, more than 100 people were detained there, while the police used tear gas and flash-bang grenades. the violent detentions provoked protests, which escalated into clashes with the police. let's discuss this topic, joining us. dmitry levus, international political scientist. hello. hello. why do you think los angeles became the center of protests? how important is the demographic factor here, perhaps, and california's status, as some call it, as a haven for migrants? well, indeed, this is probably the most logical place where such events

could take place, based on the fact that in general and the role of california in the united states, yes. that is , including the economic role, the second point is that even here it is not so much demographics as, perhaps, ethnic origin and such a social background, that california is the state where the majority of the population, for whom the majority of the population's native language is not english, yes, spanish, and this despite the fact that these are people who already... inevitable

this activity in opposing trump's decisions and his view in general on how this problem should be solved, although of course, i have already seen two opposing views here: one is that trump provoked everything, it was his people who did everything, the second the moment that trump will now crush all this levada scum, yes, that is, i think that in fact, probably...

more in the american context, to give such a clear answer, yes, that is, it seems to me personally that such an option is possible, but when we like this , i remember this, i say so, yes, then i immediately remember that it was again in california that there were big protests on racial grounds there in the nineties, i think, then the 2000s, yes, that is, we saw how... not long ago the us experienced blm, yes, also with major clashes, another thing is that now the nature of this confrontation is simply different,

when the current president, he is too, let's say, in the opinion of the protesters, too active in using such force, although, for example, in january 2020 he did not do this, yes, that is, when there were corresponding protests. then i think that well, here, probably, now, at least, we can say that yes , these protests can generate a certain instability now, of course, what do you think is behind the conflict between the governor and the trump administration, as far as it can be said is part of a broader political struggle, i think that yes, of course, this is a broader struggle, especially since... well, let's say , here we also see such political expediency, both on the part of trump, yes,

who, well, at all costs, needs a success story, and this is a success story, since all foreign policy measures, well, have clearly failed, this is obvious, and at the same time the desire and necessity show... probably in these conditions such a desire to take a risk, yes, that is, it is also, perhaps, also understandable. there is still a minute

left on the air, i can't help but ask you, what risks in your opinion does such interference carry for federalism in the usa, can we talk about a crisis in relations between the center and the states here? well, it is clear that there is a crisis in relations between the center and the state and it is manifested in fact. since the beginning of the reign of that very current presidential term of donald trump, it has simply been forgotten a little now, yes that is, these disputes with individual governors were now generally obvious, especially since this is where the story began with very specific lawsuits about disputes about the limits of the use of force who can do? yes, that is, therefore , it is natural that yes we can confidently say that such a crisis in relations between the center and the states

and... only a dozen more activists on a yacht tried to sail to the shore of the gaza strip, according to activists they were transporting humanitarian aid, rice and baby food and sought to draw attention to the humanitarian disaster in gaza, but the ship was detained by israeli military the previous morning, the israeli foreign ministry said that a legal naval blockade was in effect off the coast of gaza, the mission led by stunberg was called a pr campaign in support of hamas. this group,

let me remind you, is recognized in the united states and some countries. and associates to put pressure on the swedish government to achieve our speedy release. in response to the accusation of kidnapping, the israeli foreign ministry published a video of activists on board being handed out water and food, and a photo of an israeli soldier handing a sandwich to thunberg herself. the yacht detention story got to the point where reporters were asking donald trump about thunberg's kidnapping the day before.

well, she's weird, she's young and angry, i don't know if it's real anger, it's hard to believe, actually, i saw what happened, she's certainly different, anger management, i think she needs to take anger management classes, that's my main recommendation for her, she was kidnapped by israel, as she says, she was kidnapped, i think israel has enough problems without kidnapping greta thunberg, she said that... well, that's all, the evening's program has come to an end, available as always on the carrantime.tv website in the mobile application at the moment, we also always broadcast on facebook and youtube, for your convenience, if you watch us there, then do not forget to like our broadcast so that more viewers see it, well, igor severgin, i say goodbye, we will see you tomorrow in this studio, see you.

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stand clear the closing doors! we have already forgotten when we opened the issue with something completely separate from the news, the current agenda is black and white, and here on time square there is a huge colored striped inflatable mountain, 10 meters high. for those who are not strong in history contemporary art, this composition called sculpture of dreams, which can be translated as a sculpture of dreams, will not say anything, but will raise the mood. and those who understand, will gasp.