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  1. i'm on the news and by god i hope my mum doesnt find out
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  2. I'm an appliance repairman. Please PLEASE make household appliances go back to analog. Nothing breaks down faster than a computer controlled appliance. Analog ones last longer and are easier to fix.
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  3. Well done Stig! Journalism is about fact finding, not a platform to disperse propaganda.
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  4. Love to listen to Ben Hodges interview and he is also on the punt. Russian is failing in every way. Ukraine is really a eye opener to the world. Never in the past I experience how the countries come together and stand together. From South Africa I pray and Slava Ukraine.
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  5. Obviously an experienced, military analyst whose assessment appears spot on with the Russian incursion and the Ukranian response. His insights are excellent and especially beneficial to everyone wanting to know why things are going the way they are in Ukraine.
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  6. I just love Operator Starsky's sarcasm. He is such a natural! Great interview!
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  7. Love listening to a composed and smart military general. No bias, no agenda, just knowledge and experience. It's been highly underreported how NATO intelligence and surveillance is tipping this war towards the side of Ukraine. Donated modern weaponry also helps. May God be with the innocents.
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  8. It is a pleasure to listen to Professor Michael Clarke. He somehow gives comfort even when he talks about the most serious of topics. No bluster, no arrogance, no ego, he just gives his opinion in an easily understandable manner that reflects a great depth of knowledge and understanding. Thank you for having him as a guest, hope to see him again soon.
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  9. this hour long form is fantastic. good for the news actually letting people talk for more than 60s.
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  10. Interviewer and interviewee both brilliant. Thank you.
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  11. Ben is a great military man. Always clear and logical.
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  12. Sad. Brave lady for sharing her story. I’m now 86yrs. Two yrs ago I learnt, my cousin was my brother. He died shortly after I was told. No contact as adults. I always thought I was an only child. Secrets in families can scar one’s lives!
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  13. The Interviewer is a rare treasure: someone who allows his guest to answer, and to finish her thoughts. No efforts to show off hs own knowledge. No virtue-signaling. No efforts to cram in a hundred "fashionable" subjects he´s heard other journalists raise. No efforts to summarise where he assumes the guest´s answer is going. He just lets her answer his questions, because his questions are well-prepared enough that he only needs his questions to get a good interview. What an incredible delight, to listen to such an interview.
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  14. Last question was good - about possible Russian actions moving beyond the end of Nov '22. This question should have been asked and answered before the Russians started the terror campaign of bombing infrastructure... and we should have had the response in the hands of the Ukrainians in advance. Somebody was asleep on the job. Good interview. Thanks for letting Ben talk.
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  15. Good discussion! While I sit here on my computer listening I had a bit of a flash back... 1975, November at -37* in the Yukon, Canada. My husband and I moved out to our new log home (that we built - 25 miles from nearest town) at 10 pm with a 10 day old baby.... the doors had gone on the house that morning and our stove had been lit for the first time (dbl 45 gal drum wood stove) at about 6 am. We were, without a doubt about as smart as a pair of hammers. Today 47 yrs later, four kids long grown, we laugh at 6 yrs without power, no phones no running water and remember how much fun we had within our small community. We had goats, horses, pigs, chickens, turkeys and broiling hens and an acre of garden with a great greenhouse! - and as we were the first to get power - about 8 kids in and out every weekend. We still don't have TV to this day. We still heat by wood and we have a creek that flows the length of our property. We are a bit older and maybe a bit smarter... but we know we will do just fine whatever comes down the line. We are not afraid for us but we are afraid for our family that lives in the US and other parts of Canada. That is when we will miss being able to communicate and know how everyone is. We still have an amazing community!
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  16. Lt General Ben Hodges hits the nail every time. We - everyone else and I - absolutely enjoy his objective, informed analysis. Slava Ukrayïni!
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  17. thank you for uploading the full version ❤
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  18. Lucy Fisher - a great, informed, intelligent and talented interviewer. This piece flowed well and got to the heart of matters.
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  19. Always good to hear balanced analysis by Gen. Hodges.
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  20. The war is not totally over before Russia has been made into a democratic, peaceful, civilian society with a leadership we can talk with. Russia has to leave its Empire ambitions and Soviet Union heritage. Greetings from Denmark 🇩🇰
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  21. An excellent interview: Diane Francis is in command of the subject but James Hanson deserves a mention too. His questions are intelligent and he has done his research.
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  22. Thank you for your interviews with General Hodges. I find him fair, honest, and humble about what he knows for sure and what he thinks but isn’t 100% sure of. Another excellent interview!
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  23. This is terrific. Civil discussion moderated very well. Kudos to the moderator. Zeihan and Binyon feed off of each other.
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  24. Well, what cracked me up was actually "previous regime was built on discipline". I do not disagree with the rest however previous regime was just as rotten as anybody from former USSR states would tell you (if s/he is honest).
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  25. Best commentator on Russia's war on Ukraine, thanks.
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  26. Highly impressive interviewer. Clearly knows her brief very well and fluently linking answers between panellists without ever seemingly looking at her notes.
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  27. A great interview. Frostrup doesn't try to talk over her guests and make herself the subject of the interview. I really enjoyed this.
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  28. What a resource the Tank Museum is. They had a tough time during Covid but glad to hear they are bouncing back and rolling with the punches. Slava Ukraine.
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  29. holy, you actually got Peter Zeihan on the show? That's awesome! You should have him on the show every day tbh.
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  30. Thank you for introducing me to Diane Francis! Her breakdown of the current situation in Ukraine is spot on. Great interview!
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  31. Kate Gerbeau, deep thanks for your continual excellent journalism, and attention to the Russian atrocity in Ukraine.
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  32. Thanks Times radio for bringing Zeihan to the mainstream audiences!
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  33. I like to hear this mature woman interviewed. Experienced, intelligent, good insight. ‘Cognitive aptitude… rhetorical aptitude’ spot on 😅👊🏽💪🏾
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  34. Superb interview, well done for letting the man speak - the opposite of a Radio 4 interview.
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  36. Hodges has called this every step of the way. It's more than a shame his perspective wasn't heeded early on; we wouldn't have missed the opportunity to end this very early on.
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  37. Enjoying our videos? Hit subscribe, it really helps. You can listen to Times.Radio for free throughout the day Subscribe to The Times for the best analysis Times.Radio/Subscribe
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  38. Hey Times Radio, I prefer this format (long interview exactly set up like this piece). Gives one time to think it through. Maybe, not for everyone but for me? I love it.
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  39. The guest is absolutely spot on. What are we doing, helping Ukraine survive as they lose more troops and children daily, or do we make a firm commitment to make sure Ukraine wins the war. Putin and China are testing the allied response in Alaska and the Pacific now. We need to be firm to avoid misinterpretation and miscalculation.
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  40. Illia is an extremely eloquent journalist, hope we can hear more from him on a regular basis. Looking forward to those victory interviews. All Russian profits from their oil and gas will soon be repatriated into rebuilding what they've destroyed.
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  41. Don’t forget to subscribe to our channel, or tune to Times.Radio today for the best news and analysis.
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  42. Tune in to Times.Radio for free today 📻
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  43. Times Radio is just crushing it. Best, smartest, most insightful coverage of the war. Tremendous hosts. Epic guests
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  44. I always appreciate an interview with Hislop. Many thanks.
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  45. TIMES RADIO comes through loud and clear with a message from the battlefield which is really all of Ukraine with Yuriy Sak speaking from his heart and soul to the western world about something absolutely none of us armchair warriors could even begin to imagine. Can anyone imagine living next to a country that is trying to take over your country and so dug in that it would take dozens of bombers hours of time to blast away all the trenches and minefields and obstacles that have been put into place to stop Ukraine from taking back its own land?
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  46. Props once again to Times Radio for finding and inviting very interesting commentators. Mr Gallyamov is especially relevant and credible when regarding his profound insights and past, close ties to Putin. Hopefully he'll be invited soon again to give his perspectives on this ongoing thriller that is being played out.
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  47. Great upload! Keep up the good work!!
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  48. Thank you for this coverage, Times Radio.
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  49. A very satisfying interview to listen to. Good piercing questions. Thank you. It feels highly informed, precises and balanced. And absolutely clear that Maxim is speaking from first hand experience and solid kn'owledge. Very refreshing. Jane Soole
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  50. For those that have no idea, a Battalion is made up of 5 to 7 companies, each company has 100 men give or take. Thats huge.
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  51. Thank you Michael Clarke, Andrew Roberts, and Times Radio, for the live stream.
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  52. Ian Blackford explains to us why he was removed from the Commons. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nu4oGazMQEA
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  53. Illia has been a terrific reporter of the situation on the ground, since the first days of the war. Good interview.
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  54. I like this journalist. I noticed this in her other videos but the questions she asks consistently prompt informative answers.
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  55. Always a great interview with Ben Hodges. 🇨🇦
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  56. I am a Subscriber to Operator Starsky too and I admire and enjoy the content he shares with the World. Sending hugs and prayers to Ukraine and Operator Starsky as well. 🇺🇦 Thank you for having him on Times Radio.
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  57. The times were crazy... I'm 69 and just found out that my (sista) was my aunt. How many times didn't we get hit in those days because we didn't tell the truth!!! and all their lives lied to us..
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  58. This is so much better than all the 5 minute clips. DO MORE LONG FORMAT DISCUSSIONS!
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  59. Listen to Times Radio, live and free - https://www.thetimes.co.uk/radio
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  60. Times Radio really has the Russian trolls triggered. Keep up the good work Times!
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  61. Michael Atherton is the best pundit, always so clear and concise
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  62. I have been looking at the battle maps every day. Everybody has already seen the best Russia can do, and it's not nearly good enough. Russians are attacking a determined defense in depth. Russians are simply being destroyed in waves as they leave defensive positions and attack over open ground. Giving ground and wearing the enemy out, extending their supply lines, is a classic defense tactic, especially for weaker force. 1 BTG = 10 tanks + supporting armor. Russia had 170 active Battalion Tactical Groups at the start of Putin's war. Putin has deployed 130 BTGs total in Ukraine and has 74 BTGs left. They have lost 56 BTGs in Ukraine so far = 1/3 of the total Russian conventional ground combat forces.
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  63. Times Radio is great.
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  64. Excellent content!!!
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  65. well done as usual ----- the audio is very good, which is quite important
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  66. Thank you so much for following my channel, friends, it’s a big honor for me. Please don’t call me a hero, I’m just doing my job as a common Ukrainian man, being forever grateful to all the decent people of the free world who support my country! 💙💛
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  67. Times Radio: Mr. Pienaar is a superb journalist & host. Whenever I see his name attached to an article I tune in because I know it will be highly informative.
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  68. I guess the question is where does our physical bodies end and our consciousness starts. Does our brain generate consciousness or does a consciousness find its way into a complicated enough system (brain) and then operate there?
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  69. Absolutely first rate! Hats off to all involved in this interview. We need more media outlets to focus on educating listeners.
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  70. You are out of date. This issue has already been traced to audio feedback. Not an alien heart beating alas.
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  71. Great interview. Love hearing from Bill Browder & Kara-Murza.
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  72. Good discussion folks A Scot from from the UK here Slava Ukrainii 💪 👍
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  73. Get the sound sorted Billy!!!
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  74. Loooove Michael Clarke, frontline and times radio.
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  75. Amateurs talk about tactics, Professionals talk about logistics. No supplies = can’t fight.
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  76. Noam was Noam as always great interview fantastic pushback 🤗
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  77. Excellent analysis by expert guests. Great interviewer.
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  78. I would like to hear more from this young woman perspective.
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  79. I'm lying on the couch eating a huge bag of crisps so I suppose I might actually be in gobblin' mode.....
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  80. Galling. This host is incredible!
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  81. Actually this war has not been going on for 8 months, but 8 years. Yes on a smaller scale between 2014 to 24 February 2022. Smaller scale does not reduce the brutality that has transpired over that time.
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  82. Thank you for your coverage 🇪🇺🇺🇦🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🇺🇦🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🇺🇦🇬🇧
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  83. This is a *very* important interview. Thank you very much for making this available. The blockade of Nagorno-Karabakh is under the mainstream radar and it absolutely should not be.
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  84. Thanks, Times Radio.
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  85. This was superb reporting. A critical discussion at a decisive moment in history. The guests were a perfect match for each other, and the host let them do their thing.
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  86. I live in America and your channel is in my top 3 places to get daily news. Thank you.
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  87. Its not sanctions - its special commercial operations
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  88. Excellent and fascinating interview, thank you
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  89. I used to be really annoyed that the Russian Oligarchs all have ostentatious yachts bought with money diverted from the Russian Government. Now I see that a lot of that money probably came from what should have gone to their Military. If that's the case, I'm no longer annoyed that in effect, they helped weaken their own Army.
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  90. Barrons is quite astute in his analysis. I learned a lot. Thanks. Given the paucity of material support the EU has given Ukraine, one wonders if its member states realize what's at stake.
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  91. Well done Times Radio. Even sweeter you beat Piers to it!
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  92. great interview, would have wished they'd went a little more into artillery, specifically how the west is countering and could further bolster its counter artillery measures, it seems like Ukraine is struggling to counter Russia's artillery at the moment
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  93. This is the best channel ever! This is so absurde, you cant believe this.... really you cant. This is so out of what is happening on the ground right now....
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  94. For a subscription you won’t cancel, try The Times times.radio/subscribe
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  95. Thanks!
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  96. Please put on English subtitles/ captions for the deaf
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  97. Very informative video by very good reporter 😅
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  98. So so sad 😢
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  99. Nice post. Unfortunately, YouTube only notifies viewers of responses to posts & threads, so I am certain that almost no participants will see this appreciation. I suggest the following: for each new release put a pinned post in the comments, and everyone will see it as they come. (I don't know details, but @Drachinifel does this as a matter of routine.)
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  100. Thank you for this show. Gideon and Athers are the dream duo to talk cricket.
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  101. We are dying because of this. Unless you have ADHD you just have no idea what a painful existence life is. Why are we not talking about this enough? I applaud this video. Thank you
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  102. I believe the Balkans belong to Europe, and there was a land war (at least, a very serious war which took part primarily on the land) in the former Yugoslavia in the 90s. Not 70 years ago. It seems odd this has already been forgotten, given that some of the perpetrators were recently tried and found guilty at den Hague.
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  103. Thanks for your reporting❤
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  104. Informative, to the point, efficient with viewer's time. Thanks.
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  105. TR: Your in depth discussions with experts is refreshing and provides much needed insight. Thanks!
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  106. James is getting better and BETTER!! Thanks!!
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  107. Yet another interesting perspective - thanks Times Radio.
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  108. Mr. Galeotti is your best guest on this subject!
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  109. Really inciteful questions from the interviewer. She was fully across the topic and asked questions that logically followed up the analyst's answers.
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  110. Ms. Fisher's interviews are so on point! Thoroughly enjoyable and informative!
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  111. Excellent interview. Thank you for letting the General finish his thoughts!
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  112. Another excellent interview by a very intelligent and articulate interviewer.
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  113. 2:44 Goblin Mode
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  114. Thanks for finally tagging the interviewers in the description! Closed captions say "Kate Chibo"; at last an authoritative answer to the question - who's doing the interviewing!
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  115. Another great interview with top-man Pinker, thanks. My problem with the Monty Hall problem is there is no problem, what if you prefer to have the goat? :)
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  116. Within reason, the definition of "victory" should be left up to Ukraine. They are the ones who must balance the risks.
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  117. Excellent interview, very informative.
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  118. good interview
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  119. Hmmm... I'm inclined to distrust a lexicographer with empty bookshelves behind him.
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  120. The interview was too short. Needed have double the time.
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  121. How will China react to Putin's war? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7hN_jOdUW58
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  122. ..... you fixed it? I think you fixed the audio............... I think you fixed the audioooo.......... YES ITS FIXED THANK GOD. Rather thank whoever finally managed to track down the issue.
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  123. Radio times coverage of the war is refreshing compared to the other mainstream TV news channels.....no arguing about opinions, just knowledgable guests with excellent insights
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  124. a small matter, thanks for such a great podcast! Enjoy it immensely.
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  125. We sure live in interesting Times...
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  126. I had manic depression and this helped me when I'm having a bad day I work I put on through YouTube stoic principles and quotes helps every time
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  127. Ironically we were made aware of his stance on Youtube
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  128. So sad
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  129. Good interview. Particularly enjoyed use of the words "glaum" and "malthusian".
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  130. Times Radio is, with no compare, the best channel available for Ukraine interviews.
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  131. Buy frozen is a very good tip as the quality of things like broccoli florets is often far better than buying fresh. My tip would be to use places like Iceland, Lidl and Aldi.
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  132. Thanks!
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  133. Wow.. I had no idea. Thank you for highlighting this story on the situation in Nagorno-Karabakh. This was a very informative video.
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  134. 11 minutes of Dom Joly was way too short. Next time, interview him for at least an hour. I could feel he had so many more cool anecdotes to share.
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  135. Roya is wonderful
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  136. Always interesting discussions on this program. Who does the camera work though? this switching back & forth to people chewing, swallowing, talking etc. is highly distracting from actual discussion. Other than that, love ❤️ Times Radio & many thanks.
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  137. This is heartbreaking 😢
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  138. Horrific circumstances RIP little girl get well the others I will pray for you 😢 🙏
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  139. So...Times Radio has become Fox News... BOOM BOOM!!! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🦊
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  140. If you want to get closer to understanding Putin just watch Julia Loffe. She is closer than anyone on-line to deconstruct the issues we all face with this version of Russia. You won't be let down and Times Radio should do a major feature with her.
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  141. I still can't believe what I've been hearing..........Aussie played 4 games in a row without loosing a full session to weather. Rain in the north of England was inevitable it's the timing of the rain that was unfortunate. If the first two days had been rain affected none of this nonsense would have been spoken about. Maybe climate change might help England in the future!
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  142. Astounding!!!! Thank you for this video
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  143. Times Radio 📻😉
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  144. this is the best interpreter I've found on yt
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  145. Great discussion excellent panelist’s keep it up!
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  146. if you haven't read darwins account of this voyage you should. it is a rattling good yarn.
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  147. A lovely interview, thank you.
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  148. Love the thumbnail 👌😂
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  149.  @ListenToTimesRadio  You get the best guests and your interviewers are intelligent and patient, getting the most content from your experts. Truly first class reporting and analysis, and very much appreciated.
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  150. It's a tiny appendage on the East Coast of Saudi Arabia, right above the UAE. And above Qatar is the island nation of Bahrain.
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  151. This is a very informative and interesting piece, great work from the reporter here!
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  152.  @Aeronaut1975  I think he has a rather good pronunciation for an Irish person who has studied in Oxford (do you know how "pronunciation" is pronounced) Could you please comment on more important facts than the accent of the journalist interviewing!!! 🥱
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  153. I have a friend who’s son bought a vape of another student, both 12 year olds turned out the one who sold its mum was giving him them to sell in school.
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  154. Enjoyed listening to this conversation.
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  155. You are doing an awesome job in your reporting on Ukraine. Thanks!
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  156. Very sad rip 🙏
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  157. Thank you for sharing beautiful memories
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  158. Just loved this podcast, simply fabulous. Thank you so much.
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  159. Love the Ailsa interviews and now with Kate. Well done!
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  160.  @ListenToTimesRadio  You should mention the names of your presenters in the heading. Some aren't so well known (yet), and some of us have dreadful memories.
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  161. Works great. Just turned it on thru Alexa….
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  162.  @ListenToTimesRadio  Well deserved. With these really big stories, it's just fabulous to find added dimensions and deep think that you find few places besides yourself and the Economist. Love your hosts! You should promote this more on Youtube
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  163. Brilliant! Just the right level of uplifting and inspiring without actually having any information or semantic content whatsoever. I’m really looking forward to the hustings now…
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  164. As a Black South African who was actively involved in the anti-apartheid struggle - the African National Congress was founded in ...1912! - I greatly appreciated this broadcast. Towards the end when the similarities with other countries was mentioned several bells started going off in my head. All the issues you mentioned are issues future generations will have to come to terms with. Unfortunately. I will not be around to bear witness but what will remain with me is the following: "Man's august claims are born of earnest struggle" with the past, the present and the future. Thank you for the item. P.S. "Man's..." is not meant in a sexist manner.
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  165. Thanks!
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  166. 💙💙💙
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  167. Very intelligent commentary. At last no propaganda at all !
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  168. Get the free Times Radio app. https://www.thetimes.co.uk/radio/how-to-listen-to-times-radio/app#top
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  169. Thanks!
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  170. Fun broadcast.❤
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  171. Looking fabulous, ladies!! 🌷
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  172. The video killed the Radio Times, a very accurate song.
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  173. Speaking of finding places on a map, where was this filmed? Is it covent garden? Looks really nice!
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  174. Great discussion from a knowledgeable team.
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  175. Thanks for answering that question. I am a Times Radio member and live in Argyll.
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  176. This is a good interview. Mr. Walker seems to have a great deal of acumen on the grocery business. Well done !!
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  177. I hate how Times Radio divide their audio between left and right. I hear the reporter in left only, the Ukraine footage audio in right only. Not only does it work out as mono audio instead of stereo, but just alternating between sides sometimes, it also makes the volume very soft compared to other videos on Youtube. This effect is exacerbated with headphones. This is bad audio editing. Please stop. I at least stopped watching this video because of it.
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  178. Thanks!
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  179. Good guest. Good interview. No interruptions. The guest knows what's going on. Looks like russia can only cling to what they've stolen from Ukraine...
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  180. TISWAS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! This was what I wanted.
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  181. Thank you for doing this interview and posting it especially as I didn’t manage to catch the interview live. Thanks also to Michael Schur (if he ever reads this) for The Good Place.
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  182. This literature festival is brilliant,just loving the interviews sofar of such great people,well done times team.
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  183. This awesome lady is so well spoken, knowledgeable and intelligent! Great job!!!
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  184. Thank you for such excellent analysis .
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  185. This is a great and informative piece, one of the best I’ve seen from this channel!
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  186. Thanks!
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  187. just realised that radio is kind of like original podcast/youtube interview lol :-)
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  188. "Nice harbor ya got here... wouldbe a real shame if something were to happen to it..."
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  189. Watch more: Ian Blackford is almost expelled for his comments https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PSBjOp0fYDY
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  190. Thanks!
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  191. You have good content. Thank you.
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  192. 1:03 - “No, girl” 😂
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  193. Thanks!
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  194. Thank you for covering this farmer and animals and land - from a farmer in Minnesota, USA. A farmer like this one, who loves his animals, takes good care of them, even if eventually they go for food. In the same way, he loves his land and strives to do what is best for it, based on his unique insight from having lived on it. By the way, the reporter would have received a better response from the cattle if he had spoken to them in their language, a language in which the farmer no doubt has become proficient. Best wishes.
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  195. Nice
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  196. The USA will never agree to Ukriane being a member of NATO.... then there is Hungary a Russian asset who will also not support Ukriane in NATO!!!!
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  197. Thanks!
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  198. Russia would inevitably be worst off in a nuclear conflagration. Sure, Russia can send out its 6,000 nukes and take out capital cities, diffused across the planet. Meanwhile, the hated “collective West” sends its 6,000 retaliatory nukes back, all concentrated in the singular geographical enclosure ‘formerly known as’ the Russian Federation. That many nukes in such a confined location would turn the entire continent of Russia into a gigantic radioactive smoking crater, taking with it the constituent biomolecules of Putin’s protoplasm. The only Russians left on Earth would be migrants to other countries. Nuclear weapons are supposed to be a deterrent. NATO have not put boots on the ground in Ukraine to avoid nuclear confrontation with Russia. Once Russia launches a nuke, however, that deterrence evaporates and its gloves off for the West, since the nuclear confrontation they were expressly trying to avoid will have happened. At the very minimum, expect the full NATO armed forces to enter Ukrainian territory and kick the Russians out. If Putin nukes NATO forces however, bye bye Russia. Don’t worry, we have the photos of what Moscow and St Petersburg used to look like.
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  199. Thanks!
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  200. Like The Metal... Rammstein UA !!!
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  201. Dziękujemy.
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  202. Thanks!
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  203. Times radio needs to teach their staff how to center the camera, this host is always cut off 😔 #terriblemanagement
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  204. Thanks again
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  205. Thanks
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  206. If Trump doesn't win the election, it doesn't forbode well for Putin. I am seeing the beginning of a strategy now, something I didn't really see during the first couple years of the war.
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  207. Thanks!
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  208. Thanks folks really like your posts...... peace atcha
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  209. Always such great commentary from your guests.
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  210. Tack!
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  211. I'm pretty shocked that former ambassador Kurt Volker does not seem to know how the mass mobilization is currently working in Russia. To imagine that they are getting 30K recruits without effort is pretty naive. The mobilization isn't public, it's under the table. The FSB now has a complete list of all civilians, and men now need to check every few days to see if they have been mobilized, I don't recall the ages, but it's at least between age 18-70 (I'm not making up that age limitation of 70 yrs old). They have I think it's 7 days to turn themselves in for training & being sent to the front. How do I know this? By paying attention to those folks who are tied in on a daily basis to the heartbeat of Russia. Konstantin of InsideRussia is one extremely good blogger in this space.
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  212. Thanks!
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  213. I’ve watched a couple of times but am going to subscribe due to this wonderful interview. Thank you.
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  214. Wel said Andrew Mitchel. The word 'bombing' is used wrongly all the time. Accurate missiles or precision rockets are more correct terms. But even those make collateral casualties.
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  215. Times Radio - great video
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  221. Takk!
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  222.  @ListenToTimesRadio  I'll give it a go. How hard can it be?
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  223.  @ListenToTimesRadio  thank you. Even as a german this fabulous news reached me. I follow you guys because of your excellent ukraine coverage. I do understanding english quite well but jokes and cultural references are something hard to get.
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  224. Luckily I can eliminate the paranormal as something to fear because I know it doesn’t exist.
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  228. Always love to see you Kate. Love your interview style.
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  229. This show always has the best guests.
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  230. Awesome work.
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  238. Get the free Times Radio app to listen on the go https://www.thetimes.co.uk/radio/how-to-listen-to-times-radio/app#top
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  242. The guest says we don't know what a second Trump presidency would bring. All you have to do is listen to the guys speechs. The leaders of the Jan 6 rioters are deemed national hero's. He claims all sorts of conspiracy nonsense and then goes on about how he is their vengeance. He is never critical of Putin and says the war will be over in 24 hours when he is elected. I have a pretty good idea what he o Is going to do.
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  243. Won't China oppose a closer relationship between Russia and North Korea? I think China will want to keep Kim in his place not allow him to rise in terms of alliances, arms and power. China could turn on them both?
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  246. Best analysis on the situation
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  247. Excellent guest and interview
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  248. Love to hear Diane Francis’s interviews. Very knowledgeable and her delivery and persona are excellent. Very interesting interview. Such in-depth knowledge clear understanding of major issues.
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  249. Excellent Interview
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  250. Listened to you guys this morning...... LOOKING FORWARD TO LISTENING TO YOU ON THE RADIO ON MONDAY. Times Radio is genuinely a terrific station. I'm a Brit living in Austria and get up at 6am which is 5am on the island so I wake up to Anna's soft voice. Which you need first thing in the morning and it gets better as it goes on through out the day. 😉
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  251. Thanks!
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  252. Thanks for this great channel
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  254. if I misspelled anything, I'm falling asleep there's anything bad sorry about that ❤❤
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  255. how am I supposed to trust Trump? I have no choice but to vote for her or I already voted who I wanted no, I have no choice to vote for her. I don't want to vote for her or I picked who I want. I'm done voting voting then I feel like he's voting and giving the money to her to get. ❤❤
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  258. Times Radio brings many retired military officers from the UK and the USA onto the show. I think they're a mixed bag. Some American generals predicted that Ukraine would lose the war within a couple weeks. That prediction made absolutely no sense to me given the size of Russia's invading force (too small to massacre Ukraine into submission) as well as the will of Ukraine's people and, in general, all people to fight back when their liberty is threatened. Of the Americans who come onto these shows, I think Malcolm Nance is not only one of the smartest observers, but he is also forming his analysis based on evidence that he observed directly when he fought alongside Ukrainian forces. He's a smart guy of the utmost integrity who knows what he's talking about because he has direct experience on the ground. Knowing that people like Malcolm live in the USA gives me hope that we can preserve Democracy in the USA and around the world despite all the internal and external threats to Democracy that have come in the USA and various parts of Europe. I also think that Ben Hodges has a good understanding of how this war might play out because he directly commanded American forces in Iraq and Afghanistan and then commanded NATO forces in Europe. I think this gives him a very good understanding of the capabilities and limitations of Soviet weapons systems as well as what will happen when Ukrainian troops who have NATO training, motivation to defend their homeland and some NATO weapons will encounter poorly trained Russian invaders who lack motivation. I think some other retired military experts don't actually have direct knowledge of the Russian invasion of Ukraine to have greater insight into how it will play out, and this is apparent when they state opinions on Times Radio or other shows that don't seem more insightful than the opinions of anyone who follows news reports of the war.
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  259. Tack!
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  260. Great point. The irony is Pinker is a psychologist not a philosopher.
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  261. Pretty sure we can construct a Goat version of the Monty Hall problem.
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  264. Very good analytic
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  272. I do wanna vote, but it makes it hard to vote because you don't know who you want to know after all what he did I trust him but she's for Democrats and Trump is Republicans I think and the woman is for for Democrats ❤️‍🩹❤️‍🩹 so it's either him I don't want to vote for him because of the way he messed with us over. It has no choice, but to vote for her because he went crooked.❤️‍🩹❤️‍🩹
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  273. Learned about Russia's activities in Syria abd Libya, thank you for this fabulous podcast
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  275. Knowing how close they are to losing Crimea may be the reason we are hearing calls for peace talks. Which will last until Putin has kicked his wounds, rebuilt his army and is ready to take the rest.
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  276. I find it disturbing that as a former naval surgeon, any future medical operations may be conducted by an AI robot, or something equally sinister.
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  282. Danke!
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  283. Neville Chamberlain misread the dangers (mutatis mutandis) in the late 1930s. The dangers are upfront today with Russia and Iran. Let's hope that 2025 will see decisive action to unseat the autocrats.
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