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Viktor Bout

Viktor Bout

Member of the Legislative Assembly of Ulyanovsk Oblast

Sep 16, 2026

speaker_18ADVERTISER
59:03
Terms and points cap apply.
59:05
Apparently, out of blue, there is news, well, the Scotland Wells and the Northern Ireland deciding that they're going to hold referendum, whether they stay in Great Britain or will be independent states.
59:21
Wow.
59:22
So we are really witnessing that the United Kingdom would be disunited very soon.
59:29
Surprise, surprise.
59:30
Who is behind? And then apparently Trump visit to Ireland where he encouraged, yeah, you know, Northern Ireland has to be united with the island itself.
59:39
It would be definitely economic boost.

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90:42
Admit you made a mistake.
0:49
So just in the four minutes, three minutes we have left, closing 35,000-foot view of the good side of things versus the bad side, and where this goes if it continues, Viktor Bout.
1:00
Well, it goes to, as I said, uh, the crisis like we never seen in at least our living, uh, memory, first of all.
1:10
Even the Great Depression of the last century would be a baby food comparing to what is coming if they urgently will not, you know, stop and collectively organize something.
1:22
One of the also very important factors, within the two days there is a, uh, parliamentary and local election in Russia, and Ukraine has been preparing since long to really, you know, sabotage this election.
1:35
They've been holding back their reserve to, uh, make on these days, starting from Friday, huge, massive missiles attack on Moscow, hoping overwhelm the defense.
1:46
Also, they've been giving orders by Zelensky, "We need a nice picture like Kremlin on b- fire, or at least signature building like, uh, Hermitage in St. Petersburg in fire.
1:57
We need to declare, you know, small, little victory to return hope that Ukrainian can win." Well, uh, this would be important sign if Trump really has a certain, you know, wins in this silent war with the globalist over who controls Ukrainian project, then, you know, he would somewhat restrain the Ukrainians from doing that because they now pleading for the energy truce.
3:29
... and then they flood us.
71:52
Go wherever you want right now.
71:56
Well, you know, greetings from Moscow.
71:58
Well, epic battles happening right now, right before our eyes.
72:03
We a little bit get, you know, tired watching this.
72:07
And the small details, small thousand cards apparently giving a strong effect.
72:13
I just wondering, everything we're now watching, like a slow motion, you know, train, you know, hitting the station.
72:21
But the idea was that this should happen a little bit later, at least in the second part of October, when, as we discussed with you, everything has to be aligned for election, midterm election in the United States.

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107:40
Correct.
7:41
Go wherever you want right now.
7:45
Well, you know, greetings from Moscow.
7:48
Well, epic battles happening right now, right before our eyes.
7:53
We a little bit get, you know, tired watching this.
7:56
And the small details, small thousand cards apparently giving a strong effect.
8:03
I just wondering, everything we're now watching, like a slow motion, you know, train, you know, hitting the station.
8:11
But the idea was that this should happen a little bit later, at least in a second part of October, when, as we discussed with you, everything has to be aligned for election, midterm election in the United States.

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39:41
It's
53:54
It's good to see you and good to all still be alive.
53:57
Well, yes, Alex, hi and greetings from Russia.
54:01
Well, the most, I guess, important development, which just break out a hour and so ago as a telephone conversation between the President Trump and President Putin, where eventually when the Trump, received the report when the Kushner and the Witkow returned about their trip to Moscow and then consequently to the Kiev.
54:26
Eventually, they discussed the issue.
54:28
Well, official Russian readout goes that they discussed the situation on the front lines Putin to reiterate again that there is no plan to attack Europe, like they don't have this idea even.
54:46
And second one, he also, you know, thanks Melania Trump for help on the exchange of the children and the prisoners between two sides.
54:57
And eventually, interesting that this is a eighth telephone conversation this year, which is significant.

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80:56
Break it down for us.
69:58
It's good to see you and good to all still be alive.
70:02
Well, yes, Alex, hi and greetings from Russia.
70:05
Well, the most, I guess, important development, which just break out a hour and so ago as a telephone conversation between the President Trump and President Putin, where eventually when the Trump received the report when the Kushner and the Witkow returned about their trip to Moscow and then consequently to the Kiev.
70:30
Eventually, they discussed the issue.
70:33
Well, official Russian readout goes that they discussed the situation on the front lines Putin to reiterate again that there is no plan to attack Europe, like they don't have this idea even.
70:50
And second one, he also, you know, thanks Melania Trump for help on the exchange of the children and the prisoners between two sides.
71:01
And eventually, interesting that this is a eighth telephone conversation this year, which is significant.

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101:00
Break it down for us.
6:45
It's good to see you and good to all still be alive.
6:49
Well, yes, Alex, hi and greetings from Russia.
6:53
Well, the most, I guess, important development, which just broke out an hour and so ago, as a telephone conversation between President Trump and President Putin, where eventually when Trump received the report when the Kushner and the Witkow returned about their trip to Moscow and then consequently to the Kiev.
7:18
Eventually, they discussed the issue.
7:20
Well, official Russian readout goes that they discussed the situation on the front lines Putin to reiterate again that there is no plan to attack Europe, like they don't have this idea even.
7:37
And second one, he also, you know, thanks Melania Trump for help on the exchange of the children and the prisoners between two sides.
7:49
And eventually, interesting that this is a eighth telephone conversation this year, which is significant.

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32:17
Break it down for us.
53:28
Please continue.
53:29
Correct.
53:30
Correct.
53:30
We've just been in hotel, you know, with you while this was attack on the city and one of the drone was shot down while we've been talking.
53:40
Of course, it was, you know, for security reasons, we didn't, you know, decided to immediately go on live with this.
53:49
But later on, you see on my ex-account the report and there is a footage how it looks when the drones attacks and how the population of Russian city of Sovastopol behaves.
54:00
Yes, you're absolutely right.

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speaker_1ADVERTISER
76:55
Grainger, for the ones who get it done.
71:22
Please continue.
71:23
Correct.
71:23
Correct.
71:24
We've just been in hotel, you know, uh, uh, with you while, uh, this was attack on the city and one of the drone was shot down while we've been talking.
71:33
Of course, it was, uh, uh, you know, for security reason, we didn't, you know, de- decided to immediately go in, uh, on air live with this.
71:42
But later on, you see on my X account the report, and there is a footage how it looks when the drones attacks and how the population of Russian city of Sevastopol behaves.
71:53
Yes, you're absolutely right.

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95:56
Victor Bout.
13:15
Can you speak to that? And then what would be the scenario of internal groups getting rid of Zelensky, uh, or could Trump orchestrate something like that?
13:24
Well, uh, look, there is a, uh, several factors we have to consider and analyze very carefully.
13:30
First of all, from military sense of, uh, view, Ukrainian already lost it.
13:34
Why? First of all, they can't, uh, produce themselves the any weapons at all.
13:40
Everything was destroyed, and they heavily rely on the European supply because America are not supplying them for free like it used to be under Biden administration.
13:49
Yes, they're still providing them the, uh, intelligence data, and still Elon Musk Starlink are key bone of Ukrainian military operation.
13:59
But, uh, as we know, Trump decided, well, if European wants to buy the arm, they can do whatever they want to them.

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Victor Boot.
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65:14
Before even they tried to attack ours, there is no refineries functioning in Ukraine and now we are attacking the gas stations.
65:22
Yes, they are trying also to send deep inside the Russian territory their drones, sneaking on the very low attitude on the very low speed, which makes it extremely difficult to intercept them, and trying to hit our facilities, like the distribution center of the Russian company Wildberries, which is equivalent of Amazon in the U.S., and also they're trying still to hit some refineries.
65:54
But for us, this is a manageable, I would say, damage, which is quickly repaired, but for Ukraine, it's fatal.
66:02
many experts in Ukraine already admitting that they are, first of all, the infrastructure like electricity grid, water treating plants, water preparation plants, the railroads and the seaports infrastructure out of the commission.
66:23
That implicates that basically right now Ukraine lost its capacity to generate The money from export.
66:31
And remember, Ukraine was a pretty big on the world level supply of the grain, corn.

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Victor Boot, how this all ties together.
speaker_1ADVERTISER
1:09
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1:15
And everything will depend on how we're going to pass the next two or three months.
1:23
Because if the globalists will push for the final attempt to get their global dominance and create a global war, because they're thinking this is the only way they can still have control of it.
1:38
because their global dominance period is over.
1:43
They run out of the time and nothing they can do about just to create a global war and make sure that everybody hates each other.
1:51
And we need to transcend that.
1:53
because we all humans who live on this planet can cooperate, can live as a prosperous and wonderful planet if we get rid of these globalists who are satanists and who want to kill all our roots, all our, you know, cultural tradition, religions, you know, and everything we as a human know to be as good humans, you know, in comparison to those who want to destroy everything on this planet.
speaker_4AUDIENCE
2:42
The first two are, if I were to go to Russia, where do you recommend that I visit? The second one is, what food would you recommend that I try?
71:12
Victor Boot.
71:15
Yeah, you're absolutely right.
71:16
What we're talking about that the Kyiv exhausted all PAK-3 and even older version of PAK-2 interceptor missiles for the Patriot system, which used to cover the capital Kyiv, especially the most sensitive part of it, where is the government office, where they also bring in and concentrated their facilities where they're producing these drones.
71:40
They do electronics when they do also planning and also storage.
71:45
So since Russia started hitting and Ukraine out of the interceptors since 22nd of July, Russia successfully basically every day and night pounding and destroying the production centers, storage centers in Kyiv.
72:07
Every night in Kiev is the same scenario.
72:09
There is a direct hit.

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96:17
uh war and that they're hoping for a ground invasion to have a decisive victory against western forces it just goes on and on so i wanted to get your take on that before we go to phone calls victor boot how this all ties together
speaker_0ADVERTISER
12:47
Grainger, for the ones who get it done.
12:50
before even they tried to attack ours.
12:53
There is no refineries functioning in Ukraine, and now we are attacking the gas stations.
12:58
Yes, they are trying also to send deep inside the Russian territory their drones, sneaking on the very low attitude on the very low speed, which makes it extremely difficult to intercept them, and trying to hit our facilities, like the distribution center of the Russian company Wildberries, which is equivalent of Amazon in the U.S., and also they're trying still to hit some refineries.
13:29
But for us, this is a manageable, I would say, damage, which is quickly repaired, but for Ukraine, it's fatal.
13:37
many experts in Ukraine already admitting that they are, first of all, the infrastructure like electricity grid, water treating plants, water preparation plants, the railroads and the seaports infrastructure out of the commission.
13:59
That implicates that basically right now Ukraine lost its capacity to generate the money from export.

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31:01
Victor Boot, how this all ties together.
125:14
Please continue.
125:16
Well, yes, there is a many points because looks like we're living in this period where it's compounding effect all happening simultaneously for normal person looks like a kind of the crazy creep show.
125:31
We couldn't figure out what it does.
125:33
It means we overloaded with all happening at the same time.
125:37
We sick and tired from, you know, position or what's going on with the position of the Trump.
125:44
He's flipping, you know, maybe sometimes a couple times a day easily.
125:48
Whether he wins, as you said, what, 48th or 49th time in a row Iran war, then threatening again to decapitate them.

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speaker_1ADVERTISER
136:06
Any door, the right support.
28:28
Can you try to explain some of that diplomatic maneuvering that's going on in the high levels?
28:33
Well, unfortunately, the classical diplomacy, as we know, is basically dead.
28:37
And it was killed by the, you know, several last administration, starting with the first Trump ones.
28:44
Where now we see there is no anymore, you know, classical, I would say, professionals who are dealing with a foreign relation.
28:53
You know, Trump choose to send not his secretary of state, or he's sending basically his friends to negotiate on the business terms any deal.
29:05
And unfortunately, now we have when the Trump understanding or his famous art of the deal, he trying to turn art of the diplomacy.
29:16
And unfortunately, it's not working what's happened with the spain because look basically spain have several enclaves a part of this theater they have another ones and basically they've been doing fine because they are not part of the schengen and any moroccans who cross there they can easily go into the uh mainland spain Only through the immigration and passport control.

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37:46
If you're talking 20 million people, how many of them have have fled? Not that it matters to the future of Ukraine, but I mean, those numbers are staggering.
101:45
Go ahead.
101:47
Well, you're absolutely right.
101:48
And I guess, you know, anybody in the position who see the full picture would exactly like you ranting, because we definitely sleepwalking into this, you know, basically holocaust of entire humanity, because we are in the World War III and everything is set up, you know, long time ago.
102:12
Apart of the economical reset, which we talk, look, it's artificial and very well planned.
102:18
Not only pandemic, which will start running like what, six years ago, but now we see artificially orchestrated hunger.
102:28
As you said, even in United States, farmers can't afford to buy enough fertilizer.
102:34
Okay, count how much it will reduce the production of the wheat.

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111:50
What the hell's going on here?
9:10
Well,
9:11
you're absolutely right.
9:12
And I guess, you know, anybody in the position who see the full picture would exactly like you, ranting, because we definitely sleepwalking into this, you know, basically holocaust of entire humanity, because we are in the World War III and everything is set up, you know, long time ago.
9:35
Apart of the economical reset, which we talk, look, it's artificial and very well planned.
9:41
Not only pandemic, which will start running like what, six years ago, but now we see artificially orchestrated hunger.
9:51
As you said, even in United States, farmers can't afford to buy enough fertilizer.
9:58
Okay, count how much it will reduce the production of the wheat.

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19:14
What the hell's going on here?
51:16
I'm sorry, go ahead.
51:19
Well, you're absolutely right.
51:20
And I guess, you know, anybody in the position who see the full picture would exactly like you ranting because we definitely sleepwalking into this, you know, basically Holocaust of entire humanity situation.
51:36
Because we are in the World War III, and everything is set up, you know, a long time ago.
51:43
Apart of the economical reset, which we talked, look, it's artificial and very well planned.
51:49
Not only pandemic, which really started running like, what, six years ago, but now we see artificially orchestrated hunger.
51:59
As you said, even in the United States, farmers can't afford to buy enough fertilizer.

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61:22
What the hell's going on here?
20:36
What the hell's going on here?
20:39
Well, first of all, let's imagine this scenario, how they can trigger, how they can put the false flag.
20:47
Well, I guess for them, really, to push the United States into all-out war and using the nukes, well, for them, the best scenario, orchestrate again the event, which would be very close to the level at least of 9-11.
21:04
Whether it would be a, you know, kind of the improvised, you know, explosive device with a nuclear, you know, like a dirty bomb in United States from one ship and blame it on Iran.
21:16
And then this would be outrage and without thinking they would go nuclear over the Iran.
21:24
So this, of course, will trigger Pakistan, China, Russia also to respond.
21:30
And this is where, you know, then there is all, you know, breaks off and we are in unpredictable zone.

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41:35
What do you think is happening there?
70:36
A Victor boot, real Victor boot on X. Victor, your take on Graham and then leading into all this.
70:43
Well, as again, let's go for the timeline.
70:45
As I mentioned to you just before this commercial break, so basically our Minister of Foreign Affairs on the press conference while he was in Africa on the 9th of July said that America delivered its ultimatum.
71:02
through the embassy of United States and Moscow.
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Think of this.
71:06
We're talking, it's happened at least a couple of days before that.
71:11
So we're talking about between seven and eight, this ultimatum was delivered.

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96:47
Do you think Trump, with his accelerated flip-flopping, is on purpose trying to create uncertainty because he says oh the economy's great we're wonderful everything's good but changes his story on a daily or even multi-time daily he didn't really do that before or do you think that's because he knows he's in a dead-end trap doesn't have an off-ramp he thinks because i mean by that rule we know the globalists do that to demoralize us but what do you think trump's doing you think he knows he's demoralizing the whole world
74:25
Uh, Victor, your take on Graham and then leading into all this.
74:29
Well, as again, let's go for the timeline.
74:32
As I s- you know, mentioned you just, you know, before this commercial break, so basically our minister of foreign affairs, you know, on the press conference while he was in Africa on the 9th of, you know, July, said that America delivered ultimatum through the Embassy of United States in Moscow.
74:51
Think of this.
74:52
We're talking, it's happened at least a couple days, uh, before that, so we're talking about between seven and eight this ultimatum was, you know, delivered.
75:02
And since our minister of foreign affairs was, uh, in charge to announce it publicly, which means its rejection of this ultimatum, then we see Lindsey Graham on 10th on Kyiv, and apparently on the 11th he's dead.
75:18
Now, seeing that what's happening, that Russia really never stop, uh, the massive attacks on the critical military and logistic infrastructure.

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99:01
I mean, could you speak to the madness and other ideas to deescalate this? And then we'll turn the time we have, uh, to the disaster in the Middle East.
10:32
Uh, Victor, your take on Graham and then leading into all this.
10:37
Well, as again, let's go for the timeline.
10:39
As I s- you know, mentioned you just, you know, before this commercial break, so basically our minister of foreign affairs, you know, on the press conference while he was in Africa on the 9th of, you know, July, said that America delivered ultimatum through the Embassy of United States in Moscow.
10:58
Think of this.
11:00
We're talking it's happened at least a couple days, uh, before that.
11:05
So we're talking about between 7 and 8 this ultimatum was, you know, delivered.
11:10
And since our minister of foreign affairs was, uh, in charge to announce it publicly, which means it's rejection of this ultimatum, then we see Lindsey Graham on 10th on Kyiv, and apparently on the 11th he's dead.

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29:13
I mean, can you speak to the madness and other ideas to deescalate this? And then we'll turn the time we have, uh, to the disaster in the Middle East.
61:39
uh spending so much time here in the united states even previous to that spending quite a bit of time here in the united states before he was even incarcerated and around the world as international businessman uh they call the merchant of death that's that's that's that's pretty funny well the united states sells more arms the world and everybody combined uh so let's go ahead and go to that clip uh from the war update with victor boot on tucker carlson
62:00
i believe that russia and american people has so much in common i agree because of our geography because we are both two people who are very generous, who are very hardworking, who has basically same mindset.
62:17
Because when you have this geography, you only can conquer it and live on it by having a completely different mindset.
62:27
And this is our similarity.
62:28
And I do believe if America would be able to free themselves of this control of the globalists, who are really... using America as a test ground before they run all over the world, because look on the history.
62:48
They started with American population, deindustrialization, sexual revolution, drugs, all been first introduced in America, destruction of the normal family in the black population, then bringing transgender agenda, LGBT agenda, and then it starts spreading all over.
63:06
So in this case, for me, American nation is real resistance who trying, despite all the facts, despite all the mainstream media dictatorship and control, there is still independent voices like you, like others, you know, independent journalists like Alex Jones and many, many others who, despite all the problems, are still able to have an opportunity to speak their mind.
68:12
Thanks for being here.
70:32
uh spending so much time here in the united states even previous to that spending quite a bit of time here in the united states before he was even incarcerated and around the world as international businessman uh they call the merchant of death that's that's that's that's pretty funny well the united states sells more arms the world and everybody combined uh so let's go ahead and go to that clip uh from the war update with victor boot on tucker carlson
70:53
i believe that russia and american people has so much in common i agree because of our geography because we are both two people who are very generous, who are very hardworking, who has basically same mindset.
71:10
Because when you have this geography, you only can conquer it and live on it by having completely different mindset.
71:20
And this is our similarity.
71:21
And I do believe if America would be able to free themselves of this control of the globalists who are really... using America as a test ground before they run all over the world.
71:39
Because look at the history.
71:41
They started with American population.

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77:05
Thanks for being here.

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