All right, Alexander, let's talk about Putin's Q&A.

And real quick, this Q&A was for media as well as for citizens.

Right?

That is what I'm certainly the impression I got.

So he was taking...

Usually it's split up. Usually it's split up.

Usually it's split up.

But this year he did them together.

Okay.

Okay.

I just wanted that clarification.

All right.

Over four hours.

It was typical, I think, classic Putin when he does these long sessions, very well prepared,

talks about a lot of different topics.

And I guess my first question to you is, what do you think were the important topics that

he talked about specific to geopolitics and this channel and the people that view this channel because he does talk about

a lot of domestic issues as well in these Q&As, but I don't think we need to get into too much

of those details.

The one thing I would say about these domestic issues, about, you know, things like the

price of eggs and the fact that he eats eggs for breakfast so that he's conscious of the price of eggs and that he knows about, you know, water

problems in, you know, a particular region in Russia and all of that, is that he does give the

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