I mean, like, at the end of the day, I have to say being here in Russia that no matter who wins,

it's not going to make any difference anyway.

I mean, Trump has just spent the last four years destroying all the arms treaties that

underpinned, you know, the tant and security in the world.

Biden has no incentive to do anything.

He will bring back the Obama team.

That means there will be no progress

in the Russian-America relationship for the next four years. Because the Democrats hate Russia so

much because of all the propaganda and the narrative, obviously that would be a disaster for Russia

too. It would probably mean more sanctions.

This is moderate rebels.

I'm Ben Norton and is always joined by my co-host, Max Blumenthal.

This is part two of our interview with the Irish journalist Brian McDonald, who has

lived in Russia for many years.

He is an editor at the Russia desk for RT and really knows the country inside it out.

And in the first part, we were talking about the media narrative around the alleged poisoning

of the opposition figure, Alexei Navalny, his real politics, the fact that he is rather a fringe figure inside

Russia, and the strange circumstances around this alleged poisoning, how it was used to clearly

try to sabotage the Russian pipeline with Germany, known as Nord Stream 2. So definitely check out

the first part.

We also talked about the color revolution attempt in Belarus and the insides and outsides of that.

In this second part, we're going to continue our discussion on Russia, but we're going to begin

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