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Ladies and gentlemen, welcome back to another episode of In the Eyes of Truth. And today with us is a very interesting guest, Andre Kalorg in English. Georgia. No. Okay. I'm pronouncing with Russian. Gorg, but okay. Georgia.
Um, and Andre is uh is an interesting guy. He's uh is a Californian originally. Um, movie star amongst other things. Big finance movie star. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. They they come in in many flavors. Um and uh he's a Russian citizen.
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Now uh whose ancestors uh went back to uh Katherine the Great uh her daughter uh to be correct on her second marriage. Uh so Andre, welcome to the show. Welcome to the English version of the show. We already recorded this once in in Russian. Um, tell tell the audience about yourself. uh something about your ancestry, your California roots, Hollywood, uh and how you got here.
>> Well, Peter, anyway, >> it is an interesting story. Excuse my voice because uh it's been just a very difficult week with the Russian uh St. Petersburg um International Economic Forum. So, I had to speak a lot and so I'm kind of losing my voice a little bit. Um, well, what about me? My um my grandparents were born in Russia uh before the revolution and they uh obviously they had to leave. Wise because yes uh Katherine I Kathern the great as they call her some and Pulkin uh were my uh five times great-grandparents and so they had to obviously they had to flee the family were all uh royals well in in that family uh so they had to run from here was the first wave of the Russian uh uh immigration which went through China so my parents both born in China.
>> Um, anyway, I'm not going to make a long too long of a story about this, but so in the end what happened was my mother's family uh left and went through a Phil the Philippines uh that immigration and then they moved to my mother's family to the states. my father's family went to Brazil and um my my grandparents knew each other and as you well know uh in that sphere they kind of try to connect people and so they uh sent my mother on a boat by herself to Brazil and she brought my father back and I was born in California in San Francisco.
>> Translation here is arranged weddings. That's exactly.
>> You know my my mother's uh my mother was uh supposed to be in an arranged wedding and she kind of ran out of that uh the time and and she was older but they were in the Soviet Union and they were still trying to do it. Hey, it was illegal but they were still trying to do it.
>> Yes. Yes. But it's it's funny if you look at my uh family tree uh there's so many mixtures of all these uh different names that you would recognize. Mh.
>> Um, I'm not going to name them all right now, but uh uh in any case, so I was born in the United States.
>> Uh, my mother did not like to live in the United States. She wanted to leave. So when I was four years old, the family moved uh first to Belgium, then to um then to Iran for seven years. Lived in Iran for seven years, but this was during the Shaw period. So friend, my father worked for General Motors, so obviously US at the time and everything. And so um uh we lived there which was a great fantastic time for me. Well, plus the family knew that the at the time the Shaw and the Farah and all them. So uh this this idiot well I shouldn't say that but Reza uh he uh I knew him. I jumped over his head on skis one one time.
>> What do you mean? Go ahead and say what you feel about the guy is an idiot. This is the guy that said, you know, when I become shaw, when America puts me in in the place, but my friends are all here, so I can't do it all the time. So, I'll spend a week there and spend a week back in the US.
>> Yeah. As if they would ever accept him there anyway.
>> Yeah, it's a part-time. I'm not going to be full-time shot. I'm just going to be part-time shot.
>> Fill it out. I see how it goes.
>> No. Well, anyway, so I lived there and then we live then we uh bounced around different European countries and then a third of my life last uh before I came to Russia. Uh, we lived in France. So that's where I got my education and all that kind of stuff. And that's where I first became an actor. I wouldn't say I'm a movie star. I'm just an actor that did that. I was also in music before. And so uh but I moved here. You know why?
>> Um, well first of all I live in St. Petersburg and here uh I owned three apartments here in St. Petersburg and so um when COVID started uh I could I went from France I went to Hollywood to to continue my acting career. I worked in finance for many years, but with that whole um and you probably well know this, I worked in finance for 26 years. And the whole uh fallacy and the lying in that world basically I decided I can't do life is too short. I can't do this anymore. And I worked as investment banker.
>> Huh.
>> That doing all of that. That's good training for being an actor.
>> Well, >> you're still spinning fantasy most of the time.
>> But but but as Russians, we do have a soul, you know, and just just kind of uh beating people all the time, which what came down to kind of.
>> This is why I couldn't become a a car salesman. Uh, I was out of work uh uh was finish up my MBA. Uh, I'd gotten I left the military. Uh, couldn't find a good uh software development job because they're all short-term jobs. Said, "You know, maybe I'll they'll do car sales." And and I went there and they started explaining how everything works. I'm just like, you know, no, no, no, no, no. They don't want to lie to people all the time. It's like, screw this.
>> That's that's basically it. I mean, I worked for Maril Lynch uh for before um and they they made you give a list of a hundred people that you know, including your family.
>> Really with their phone numbers, with their emails and everything so they can exploit them. I was like, "Oh,
>> So I mean that's what these cheap fly by night operations do.
>> Uh, you know, market to your family." Meil Lynch did that, too.
>> Huh.
>> Oh, yeah. Yeah. Well, I mean, that's that's kind of what I'm I'm trying to to move towards is basically the situation of what's going on in the world right now is I've never seen anything this incredibly uh horrible, if I can use that word.
>> Oh, yeah. Because and you you uh I don't I I forgot but were you you were born here in Russia and then you went.
>> Yeah. Yeah. I was born in Lagon.
>> Oh, that's right. That's right. And um um I just saw the I I'm seeing even more and more and more so the deterioration of the United States. They're they're they're losing everything with all these things that they're doing. Uh, they they they lost it in Ukraine and now they're losing it in Iran.
>> Yep.
>> And and basically they just have no more power. They can't do the fiscal just can't do anything anymore. You were in the military. You should this more than anybody. Um, so all the and I don't know what Europe's doing. That's just what are you guys thinking?
>> Committing a slow suicide strangulation.
>> Exactly. I mean, like I said, I was in finance, so I see the economy and I see what these economies, what's happening to them, and I'm frankly shocked at the United States because, you know, well, Europe knows that they can't rely on the United States anymore.
>> But they'll keep trying.
>> They're trying. That's not going to happen. That's not going to work. US is not in the they don't have the strength to be able to do anything.
>> Yep. Is the bottom line. Uh, let's not even talk about the weapons part, but just economically they can't do anything.
>> Yep.
>> So, so basically, uh, all these things that are happening and now uh like I said, I live in St. You live in Moscow. I live in St. Petersburg and these uh drone attacks that are happening in our uh, you know, suburbs and areas in St. Petersburg is just it's amazing because everybody understands that's not traveling through Russia and hitting St. Petersburg. It's traveling through these Baltic states.
>> I think it's flying out of those Baltic states.
>> That's that's what I mean. Yes. Yes.
>> I mean lifting off from the Baltic states. They're not.
>> And being built those drones and stuff being so eventually Russia is going to strike back.
>> Yep. You know and and there and there would be right to do so at this point.
Now um so how how I uh arrived in Russia so you know co I decided to come here because there was nothing to do in the United States either get a vaccine which was categorically against I mean I'm I want to get married and have kids and I don't want to.
>> With one head not two heads you know five eyeballs.
>> I know you would have plenty of kids but me not yet but I always wanted to get a married to and create a Russian family not.
>> Uh, and plus the women They were so beautiful that there's just too many of them. But but in any case, and so I came I came here and here I also became an actor because I couldn't work in the beginning. But then uh with my um I don't know how you say it uh in in English my my uh, you know, my background my family back.
>> Uh, our president uh Putin he heard about me and so he literally himself gave me a passport and said, well, we want to keep you here. So, uh, I've stayed here and I wouldn't want to go back to the states for sure. By the way, I've said this many times uh on the news and I kind of wanted your opinion also.
>> Um, I've said in the news that basically I've I've lived in all these different places not for uh two weeks but for years in in Europe or in the United States and all I see I see the downfall of the United States and the rising of Russia.
>> Yep.
>> Have you noticed that when he came back? Did you understand that?
>> That was one of the reasons. I mean, Russia is my motherland. I almost want it back. But that was also one of the reasons cuz I wanted the my kids to have a a brighter future.
>> And you know, just cold bloodedly, you're standing there looking at the US where it's been going. Um, and with the people in charge, you understand there's not going to be a turnaround. There'll be an acceleration, but there's not going to be a turnaround.
>> Uh, it's almost it's almost like they're try the elite are trying to uh destroy their own population. It's I almost get that.
>> Oh, I do too.
>> The drugs, you know, the legal drugs, you know, and the the LGBT, all that and all that kind of stuff. It just amazes me how they don't seem to care, you know, and I just I don't I don't get it. I just don't get it.
>> Well, it's not just they don't care. They're getting their power out of it. Well, may yeah, maybe so. But why legalize uh drugs, you know? Why why do that? I mean, I last time I went back, I had to go back to renew at the at that time. I didn't have my Russian passport. I had only the US passport and a French uh uh like a green card. And so I went back to get a uh, you know, renew my passport in the United States and get a new visa to come back to Russia. At the time, you have to had a visa.
>> What year was this?
>> Shocked. San Francisco is the most expensive city in the US because it's still valuable.
>> Right. Right.
>> It's got to go all the money. And I was shocked when I came down there. It was I believe what happened to what's what's going on in people living in their cars, working in their cars. People only hear about this. I I just know that city. It's my birthplace, you know. And so, uh, and these wars that they're trying to do, the what's funny is that the only person that basically said yes to Israel is Trump. I mean,
>> Well, they all said yes to Israel. I mean, Trump just said absolutely whatever you want to Israel.
>> Well, that's he went he went above and beyond anybody else.
>> Yeah. He he basically uh said, "Okay, to this war, you know, which is,
>> You know, which is ridiculous because you don't have you don't have the the the resources for it to begin with."
>> Yep.
>> And secondly, you're just making yourself look worse.
>> Yep.
>> Israel's already shown themselves who they are.
>> Now, I don't know, and I wanted to ask you this question. Nobody hears anything about Gaza anymore.
>> Oh, no. It keeps popping up here and there. Are there still is there still bombings?
>> Oh, yeah. Every single day.
>> Oh, see. Yeah. I just I look for it because I watch all you guys. I love you guys. That's all I do all day is is watch your 10,000 videos you put out a day. I'm joking. But like, you know, just all you know, the whole.
>> That's only 5,000. I mean,
>> You know what I'm talking about. All all our all our friends, everybody. Larry Johnson. Um, and it's it's just I don't hear anything about Gaza. I hear about obviously about Iran and about Ukraine a little bit, even less about Ukraine. Now they now it's all focused on Iran and Lebanon.
>> Iran and and Lebanon. But yeah, I mean, Iran sucks a lot of the oxygen out of it. But uh, mo to be honest, most of what I get on Gaza I get through uh X.
>> Uh, on the top because I've got a couple people uh on my feed that are directly out of Gaza or or reporting for Gaza. So yeah, it's Oh, yeah, I mean, genocide is still on. Nobody nobody uh descheduled the genocide.
>> Well, that's that's what I mean. I mean, how much can we can the world tolerate Israel's actions, you know, and and the thing is, they can't how much longer will they be able to do anything? I mean, how they don't have the the anti-missile, you know, rockets anymore. They just don't have them. And the States doesn't have them either.
>> Well, they'll they'll be able to buy anything the US produces now directly at US expense because uh.
>> It's going to take years for us to be able to produce that stuff. That's the point.
>> True.
>> Well, you know, the the US is now Israel is going to be integral part of uh procurement system uh for the US military. Uh, the attempt to shoot down that section 224 failed. So that that armed services bill is going to go through. Uh, I it's it's incredible concept. I don't see how Yeah. I would think the Supreme Court would challenge it, but I doubt that they will.
>> So.
>> I mean, theoretically, I guess the Israel could order a Poseidon submarine.
>> Why not?
>> Well, some some people just don't quite understand uh that Israel really has no power without the United States. And they they control the Congress. They control the Senate. They control the politicians, that elite group.
>> But they they can't they're not in the they don't have the strength to be able to do anything in states anymore.
>> It's not just the United States. It goes back uh to most of Western Europe, not to the same level as the United States.
>> I say just takes it to a ludicrous degree. Um, I mean, what what anti-free speech laws is California passing? I mean, Florida's passed quite a few. Texas past them uh for toward Israel. I'm talking about.
>> Oh, well, in in California, you definitely can't say one cross word about anything. This is one of the reasons why I blocked most of my my friends in California, you have to really watch your step, especially in Hollywood. I mean, who controls the media? I mean, you understand that.
>> Oh, yeah.
>> So, so basically.
>> Bought out CNN.
>> Well, yeah. There you go. I mean, you you really have to watch your step. You have to watch your step everywhere in the world in in that regard. But.
>> Um, but the thing is, it is it is very a very delicate matter.
>> Just like the nword about you know, an afroamerican, you can't use. Same thing, you cannot say one cross word about uh, you know, an Israeli person would be a Zionist would be just a regular um, you know, Jewish person. Um, my family, my family, we always my, you know, older, they're all gone now, but they all we always had jokes within the family, but you voice anything, you can't voice that.
>> No, no, no.
>> Um.
>> Because, you know, like Texas where I the last four years in the US I live in Texas now passed a law.
>> That uh if you need FEMA money, you know, because the the every year hurricane hurricanes have come through because they they come through every single year and your house roof just got pulled off. Uh, you have to sign uh that you you support Israel where the state gives you uh money to you know, fix your roof.
>> There's your free speech.
>> Yeah, I know. It's it's incredible. So your taxpayer money for you to get a portion of that back to fix your roof. N Who do you support again? Yeah. Okay.
>> The thing the thing is is I I'm not I'm a uh a person who loves everybody. I I don't judge people. But in this case that I mean, it's just it's too much.
>> Right.
>> It's it's just too much. Uh, same thing with uh our friend uh Zillianski, you know, or as Christopher calls him, Iki, right? Uh, the thing is is that.
>> The Green Goblin.
>> The Green Goblin he calls, right? Uh, the thing is is that I cannot tolerate that kind of behavior. I really can't. And since since I do have a little bit of a word on that here in the say in Russia, I I do tend to voice my opinion to people.
>> Yeah.
>> And uh, I mean, did you hear that uh was it last night I guess? Yeah. Like 2:30 in the morning uh they bombed a passenger train that was going from uh from Moscow to uh Curopa in Crimea.
>> I missed that one.
>> Yeah. Yeah.
>> So they did miss out too many passengers died from my understanding was like the engineers but still I mean what is that I mean why why are you doing what kind of war is that? You know, it's not you know, military that's passenger train. So that that kind of behavior I think is is intolerable. That's that's what I believe.
>> Oh, it's it's terrorism. It's it's absolutely look I mean, they took out a a bus uh they was it last week eight killed 11 injured six people.
>> Huh.
>> Also there in Crimea.
>> Um, no, this was in uh in DNA not in itself but somewhere the bus was just passing was just driving a drone flies flew into they took out another bus in Ellenire but luckily nobody suffered or there were about 11 people on that bus and luckily nobody was injured. Uh, but no, it's um just the fact that uh, you know, anti-semitism is criticism of Israel.
>> Well, that works.
>> So if you uh criticize Mcronone now you hate all French people.
>> Yeah. McRone. Yeah. You don't hear much about that guy anymore.
>> Oh, he's gonna be, you know, head of Europe one day soon. Yeah. That's his That's his.
>> His husband wife thing will go up there and smack the crap out of uh Vanderly and and and put her boy toy on top of the the chair, the big boy chair.
>> No, but I mean I have a lot of I have a lot of pretty influential financial people in France that are friends of mine. Like seriously deeprooted French people. Nobody likes him. Nobody likes that guy.
>> Well, he's a Rothschild.
>> Yeah. Well, I know.
>> He's absolutely an animal of the Rothschilds.
>> Yeah. There's his uh Black Rockck. Uh, he's Rothschild. I mean, you go down the list, it's um yeah, you got Pink and the and Rothschild running Europe for the most part.
>> Something something's got to change. Mustas, something's got to change. I mean, if we're going to move forward and you have children, so for you even more so.
>> It's important uh for the world to be safe. Um, I mean, I'm not afraid to die myself, but family is that's a different, you know, that's a whole thing.
>> And without uh something changing, I don't see I don't see how we're going to move forward. I mean, it's just it's what's happening now is I've I've never and I think I'm older than you are. I'm pretty sure I'm older than you are. And the thing is, I have never seen it being this bad. It's just.
>> Oh, yeah. It's it's uh it's frightening for the future generation.
>> I I don't Oh, I don't think we're getting out of out of this without a war uh in Europe. US ain't going to fight. The US is going to sit back and become a neutral power and sell weapons and and fuel to the Europeans.
>> Well, tell tell me this. What is your opinion on uh uh whether somebody well Israel in first place of course would use nuclear?
>> Um.
>> Israel might uh they they may uh but you know you you notice that the Israelis indirectly have threatened the US with nuclear strike with nuclear hit and they threatened the UK.
>> Oh yeah, they've been uh, you know.
>> Oh yeah, they've not not in in in so many direct words, but you know, that was the uh emphasis that they're not going to go down by themselves. If they go down, they're going to smack everybody around, including their allies.
>> Did you hear the newest um kind of very very quietly said uh news that pot that there's an idea that Iran already has?
>> Oh, yeah. I It's not even uh said Larry Johnson's a friend.
>> Larry Johnson.
>> We uh we were do recording an interview the other day. Well, last week and just flat out. That's what Larry uh he and Pepe um I never had Pepe on my program, but I know Pepe well enough. I guess uh.
>> I guess can't ever get him on the program, but uh, they they checked out that well, they they can't say whether or not Iran actually has uh the nuclear weapons, but the person uh from the the Pakistani government who's saying it is a high up person who has uh a cloud. He's, you know, not some whack job walking down the street goes, you know, this is the person.
>> Did you know, did you notice how um Trump has changed his demeanor?
>> Well, yeah, they're great guys. I'm not quite sure. You know, he's like, oh yeah, we're going to, you know, we killed so many of them. I don't even know who we're talking about. They're a bunch of whack jobs and he's a homosexual and I'm, oh, they're great guys. Yeah, I think we're going to have a conversation. Well, we're having the best conversation we ever had with them. You mean like that? He stopped this whole demeanor about uh we're gonna uh just devastate them. We're gonna or decimate them like you said.
>> Yeah. Yeah.
>> Decimated 110. Yeah. Right. But the thing is is that.
>> They triple decimated them. So, you know, they still had 70% left.
>> It's it's it's interesting how this turning where it's going to end. I just I don't get I'm just I'm afraid that Israel will start this process. Well, they have.
>> You know, look, you know, these uh Iran has said you will not strike uh Beirut. So, the Israelis hit one building. Iran's hit them back. Iran back. Uh, so far, Trump's trying to force the Israelis to stop, but you know, that's uh that's not too easy. Netanyahu is used to being the he's used to be wearing the pants in that relationship.
>> He is wearing the pants in that relationship obviously. You know, and Trump comes out, oh, he listens to me. No, he doesn't. He doesn't listen to him at all. Netanyahu controls everything he wants to while he still can because he's trying to save his own the guy is is due for jail, you know, for the rest of his life.
>> Anyway.
>> He's due for a hangman's noose.
>> If we follow Nuremberg's uh standards, he's way due for an hangman news.
>> Yeah. And as far as that whole quote unquote anti-semitism thing, I mean, they're you they're throwing that word around now just to stop people from speaking. But I mean, you know, come on. First of all, I'm not an anti-Semite. I have friends uh or had friends, you know, that are Jewish. There's Jewish and there's Zionist. It's two different things.
>> Absolutely. So.
>> And we have our own words in Russian for that. But the thing is is that basically I I can't I can't imagine how to stop this guy. Uh Zilinski, obviously Zilinski is not somebody that Russia's purposely not. They could have a long time that ago they could have eliminated him. We could have eliminated him.
>> Yep.
>> We're not doing it because the guy's an idiot and let's better keep an idiot in power rather than have somebody new. Right.
>> I go after the people around them.
>> First of all, I go after Yeah. I take out the houses of generals. You know where they live. Budanov would have been running for his life by now. Hiding.
>> He's never there. He's never in K. He's never in Ukraine.
>> Well, you know, next next uh time he comes to negotiations, whack him as he walks in the door. He's a terrorist criminal for God's sakes.
>> Oh, yeah. Yeah. Yeah. But it's um it's amazing that you would think there'd be so many smart people on this planet that would put a stop to this, but nobody's, you know, just nobody's doing it.
>> Wait a minute. Where where are these smart people? I mean, okay, in in in Russia, but Russia's involved in this fight in China, but China is being told by the US it's going to get, you know, US is going to attack China, so it's preparing. So, okay. So, we've got a few others that are relatively small players. All the bigger players are idiots outside of that, you know what, US, UK, they're well, Germany.
>> They are they're doing of money, you know.
>> Oh, yeah. Yeah. But the in the meantime, it's not very smart because in the meantime, while they're gaining a lot of money, they're destroying everybody else. And trust me, like I said, I've been in this fight. Um, this economic forum, I got to speak with several important people. I'm not going to mention, but the thing is is that those people are kind of looking and raising their eyebrows going, "Well, uh, we're waiting on on somebody to stop. We're waiting on, you know, people to just cease and desist, you know, and.
>> They're not.
>> They're not going to. They're not smart enough to.
>> Right. Right. Right.
>> I mean, you've got a mixture of uh grifters uh and you got a mixture of psychopaths.
>> And the problem is the grifters are becoming the grifters are joining the psychopaths.
>> They're don't if you don't follow in line, you get fired. I mean, look around the Where the hell is the vice president? When was the last time you heard about him?
>> Uh, well, Trump was kind of making fun of him and then he disappeared.
>> He just disappeared. He's the vice president. And I'm not sure how smart he is, but he was at least in the beginning trying to be a little more, you know.
>> Like take care of all the problems at home, you know?
>> Well, yeah, but I mean, if you look at people like Lindsey Graham or or need, I mean, give me a break. I mean, I'm sure you've been in the military, you probably knew guys like Pete Hack.
>> Of course.
>> I mean, just these idiots, these clunkheads that go out and they talk a lot of tough talk, but you know, they're just idiots basically. And Trump, I don't know what to think about Trump. I think he lost his mind, I think. I don't.
>> Yeah. Well, it's it's a question of uh just how much uh is of the Epstein files really do have stuff on him. Yes, you're absolutely right. That's how.
>> Compromise he really is.
>> There's a limit.
>> Yeah.
>> He should just admit to it and say, "Okay, I screwed up and I did something stupid." But he just won't do it. I mean, he'd rather have a nuclear war. I mean, come on.
>> How much stupid did he do? And how.
>> Evil was that stupid? I mean, there's some things you just can't excuse yourself from.
>> Well, I mean, look at look at all the other people. Look at Clinton. Look at Bill Gates. I mean, look, all these people that are obviously were there doing their their their horrible stuff to school girls, but.
>> Uh, Tom Blanche uh has already said uh that uh there's not going to be any prosecutions uh prosecutions uh there's nothing in the Epstein files that uh that that is against the law.
>> That's that's absolutely not true. You know that, right? It's the uh the the people that are telling you we can rape, murder, and eat your children. You ain't got to do anything about it.
>> Right. Right. Right. And I I don't even want to hear about this. I mean, it's just it's disgusting. But the thing is is that, you know, you reach a limit. Either just leave office and just say, "Okay, well, I'll just go away." Because what's worse? You do that or you cause a nuclear war and end the whole world. I mean, what what's what where is it going to end? That's the question. I mean, you know, uh and I can't see um I can't see it going any other direction at this point.
>> And the more the more Trump continues, well, now he's again he's become he's become a lot softer in his rhetoric, you know, whereas before he was this crazy guy putting up pictures of himself as as Jesus Christ. I mean, come on. What are you What are you What are you doing?
>> Well, well, look, when he was doing that, well, he was attacking the Pontiff. This is when uh Tom Blanche uh Blanch Blanche, however you pronounce his last name, that's when he came uh Blanch. Yeah, he that's when hea came to uh his new position. And this is when he gave the interview and said, and nobody noticed it because it was, oh, the pontiff, the pontiff. Meanwhile, the guy's telling you we gave up all the files we were supposed to give up, which is a lie. Uh, and there's no criminal activity in it, which is a lie. Um, and uh, case closed. Bye-bye.
>> Yeah. Well, that that's everything works in the States now. Everything's like, okay, well, we'll just won't talk about that, right?
>> Yep.
>> Well, there's the Pope, Barnifiles. Um.
>> Right. I mean, uh, I'm supposed to go in December. I have to go to, uh, the, uh, um, Nobel laurate summit with the Pope. The pope invited me.
>> To go to uh to the Vatican. It's going to be there. I don't know this. The peace prize is is a joke. But there's other important people that are going to be there.
>> Look, look at the candidates, not just the victors. Look at the candidates for the peace prize for the last I don't know 20 30 years.
>> Starting with uh starting with uh um Yaser Arafat and Chiron. And just and and the runner-ups too. Just look at all these candidates, man. You do not want to be in the same room with most of these people.
>> Scum of the scum. It's just like.
>> No, but it's it's the whole the whole world is is just it's crazy town. It's crazy world now. And it's it's amazing. Like like I said, I live here. The statue here original question. I live here because people here have a soul. People have what we call ducha. You know, it's it's your soul. And I've said this on many interviews that I've done on the news because this is what I love about Russia. This is why I live here. This is why I am here. Uh, I have an accent when I speak Russian obviously, but I'm still you know, deep inside always been Russian. And you don't you sure we have our own problems. Of course we have our own problems here like anywhere. But all in all, I don't I don't see uh that uh that stroke of mean anger, meanness, and just bad uh, how do you say mentality that I see in the United States? I I just don't I don't see it here myself.
>> Yeah. You know, people Well, I lived in the South, uh, so people are nicer in the South. Well, at least if they uh, if they cut you down that they'll do it in a way that if you're not from the south, you're not going to catch it anyways. You think you're being compl like, you know, bless your heart. That that's a prime southern saying. Bless his heart. Which may mean, oh, how cute and how nice he is. Bless his heart. Or what a freaking [ __ ] Bless his heart. Oh, look, the cre cretton's falling all over himself. Bless his heart. Or, you know, go [ __ ] off. Oh, bless his bless your heart. You know, it's it's one of those things I'll just cover. It's context driven, you know.
>> No, but yeah, I've I've told you this before. Uh, that whole uh south and that center of the United States is so much better than California or New York.
>> It's that's where the true Americans live.
>> Well, the the problem the south is a the New Yorkers moved down. Uh, and I was in high school when that started. Uh, because I remember Royal Insurance showed up and I was working as an assistant manager at a video store, which was a chain uh at that time.
>> Blockbuster, something like that.
>> No, Blockbuster bought us out. It was called The Video Store. Oh.
>> Okay.
>> That was an actual chain. It was a main competitor to Blockbuster. And Blockbuster wound up buying us out uh my my senior year. Everything closed down. That was my junior year in high school. And you knew that the New Yorkers because first of all, they're all coming in there to get membership, right? And none of these people had ever driven. So, they all run down there, get their driver's license. I don't know how the hell they got their driver's license. Correct. Freaking Charlotte, North Carolina was was like a bashup derby, you know, for for the next year or so that they learned how to drive. They're just wrecks all over the place like geez. Yep. The Yanks have arrived. Um, and then uh, and they but they kept coming, right? So Kerry, which was next to Raleigh, North Carolina, we called it the containment area for relocated Yankees. That's they all settled in Kerry for whatever reason. And then uh, you you look at Texas right now uh all the Californians hidden. But the problem is is they don't change. They don't realize why their states are a piece of [ __ ] economically dead weight and they vote for the same crap just in a new land. Uh, and they screw that up too.
>> And they're basically ruining where they move to. They're ruining their.
>> I I was calling them, you know, I was calling them economic locusts because they screwed everything at home and they're just going to greener fields. Oh, we can eat here. You know, then they start the same crap all over again. And they're doing it in Texas now, too. The Californians in this case.
>> Yeah. Uh, it's it's Austin, right? Austin was where the big wave was. Yeah.
>> Oh, yeah. Yeah.
>> Yeah.
>> So.
>> People were That's where uh a lot of musicians moved is to Austin.
>> Yep. Well, the problem is is, you know, they they moved because the state California is a is a crapshole, but they never understood why California became a crap hole from being the leading state in the US to being a basket case of insanity. Uh, I think Seattle's the only one about the same level as as California.
>> Seattle worse. It's it's dirtier. But still, California's getting worked.
>> It's not I was shocked when I went back there. It was it was uh what four years ago I went back four four.
>> And I was I was just shocked like um, just the the crime the the neighborhoods the drugs all that kind of stuff I was just what happened to the city and I didn't live in in like those posh Pacific Heights it was, you know, where all the Russians kind of live immigration.
>> And uh in the Richmond district and you know, you see people walking around just criminals walking around robbing people in the streets. I mean, people here, you know, it's funny here in Russia, uh, I used to when I first came out here or would come out here years ago, uh, girls, I like to go out with I mean, I'm not married, so I like to go out with a lot of girls. And so, I would go out and they would always ask me, they would all say, "Well, why do you live here? You can live anywhere you want. You don't you don't need a visa. You can live in France or Europe or that's the states. Isn't the states better?" I go, "You know what? Why don't you just grab your visa and go to the United States and just don't come back if you think that."
>> Oh, now nobody asks me that anymore. Not a single person asks me that many years now. Well, since the uh SVO.
>> Yeah. Yeah. Oh, yeah. Yeah. It's uh it's it's the the states uh well, you know, a lot of people just how as an actor you know this Hollywood is the number one PR weapon the US ever had.
>> Oh yeah, it's powerful.
>> Who controls it?
>> Yeah. Well, people see these movies. Oh, look, they're all partying and that's how people live. No, no, no, no, no. That that may be like half a percent that lives that way. Uh, everybody else works their ass off and and at the end of the day, the majority go and I still have no money. Great.
>> Oh, yeah. Yeah. I mean, look at look at gas prices. What's going on with that? I mean, and it's going to get so much worse.
>> I know. I know.
>> I mean, I watch that uh that market every day. I I wish I was this uber rich guy that I could have made I could have just retired right now if I had.
>> Just follow Wait, what? Just follow Nancy Pelos's pick or Trump's uh and Trump family pick? I don't Yeah, I don't even need to do that because I could just I just know I know Friday to Monday is you got to pick the periods you know when you when you buy you buy.
>> Yep. Yep.
>> Yeah. And uh so yeah, I mean, I don't know. It's it's scary. I mean, you guys you yourself uh and you're relatively new. I mean, I've been watching Christophoro and uh and Mccurious for for since the beginning, which years before the SBO and uh um that's the only thing that keeps me kind of sane is to be able to at least know. I don't watch the news. Who's going to watch the news? Even the Russian news, you don't watch that because propaganda.
>> Russia lies by admission uh by just not saying everything as it is. The West lies by just playing making things up. Uh, but every government's going to of course every government's going to push its own uh agenda or every party if it's a pol it's a political newspaper, they're going to push their agenda. I mean, nobody is absolutely neutral.
>> Um.
>> No, my mother lives in France. You would think in France they'd be a little more controlling. She goes, I can't watch TV. She says, I can't watch TV. I can't. It's ridiculous. It's what they say. And she asks me what's happening. How is it out there? I go, it's great. There's nothing wrong here. I mean, besides the occasional drones are flying here, but other than that.
>> We're moving along. People are working. People are, you know, they're successful. They're making money. Uh, working their butts off, but they're making money.
>> But the states, I can't say the same thing. I mean, I I talked to I have close friends and I I call them and go, "How how's the gas uh how's that going over there?" Yeah. Six, eight, $9 sometimes. And depends on where you go. California nine bucks in LA. Yeah.
>> When when your gas price per gallon is is the cost of a hours worth of labor after taxes and you know you're just paying for going to work and coming back.
>> That's what I mean. You ride bikes basically is what you do. Yeah.
>> Yep.
>> But I mean unless you're unless you're some super uber rich guy which doesn't care. But that's not that's 1% maybe.
>> Yep.
>> Of people, you know. So.
>> Andre, I I've got to run. Uh, got an RT uh appointment uh here in a few minutes. That's why RT t-shirt on.
>> I see. I see. I see.
>> All right. Listen, it's been a an honor and a pleasure. Thank you for.
>> Same here. And I want to get you back on, so we will talk a bit later. Everybody, thank you. Thank you for joining us. Uh, write some comments for Andre. He'll uh he'll have the link so he can answer at his pleasure. Uh, find out how to move. Uh, you know.
>> All right. All right. Thank you.
>> Thank you so much. Take care. Cheers.