look, he is. i mean, he is a guy who runs a country that is a communist country that s based on a form of government totally different than ours. president biden s last answer there might have been a bit awkward but true after what was otherwise a productive meeting yesterday with chinese president xi jinping. we ll have more from their first face-to-face talks in a year. i will say, mika. yeah? i know i don t interrupt, but i will in this case. that clip is burying the lead. what do we got? oh, well yeah. we had a meeting that i thought went extraordinarily well. fortunately, we have the wise man here who can tell us and the wise woman who can tell us what they think. oh, good. i, for one, loved hearing what was said there, and i love the fact that they understand that the united states and china, whether either side likes it or not, is we re going to be, in effect, running a large part of the planet over the next half century, as far as the economy, the
2011/2012. what happened after that, after social media got much more hyper viralized. it wasn t like that in the early days. once it become more like you can shoot darts, things go viral, once that happened, four groups picked up the guns. four groups used them powerfully. it is the far right, the far left, trolls who are always men, not women, they re always men who enjoy harassing people and get prestige from it or some sort of thrill, and russian agents who have been expert at this. they really kicked in their campaign in 2014. so not that it is mostly their fault at all, i m just saying, four groups went crazy, shotting us, intimidating people. that s when our institutions got structurally stupid. wasn t like this in 2012. if you talk to students now, it is like they self-censor and are afraid of being ripped to shreds. that s where we are now. the piece, the 10 years of
moscow. so, julia, i ve heard, and listened to you speak about this before. you profiled this woman. for people anxious to compare this to atreaming series, this is not the americans. this is not an effort to run silent, run deep, and fully assimila assimilate. she was living here as a russian woman representing some right to bear arms organization where that is not a right in russia. i m tempted to say this is more neaflix than netflix, but please, tell us about the woman you ve come to know. she i met her when she was part of a fringe advocacy group, one of the many groups that grew out of the pro-democracy protests of 2011/2012, a lot of civic opportunity from russia for the first time in years after putin had kind of scorched the field of potential political opponents or even any kind of
important to hear this woman out on this subject is julia ioffe who as we ve established is running eight hours ahead of us having just returned from moscow. so, julia, i ve heard, and listened to you speak about this before. you profiled this woman. for people anxious to compare this to a streaming series, this is not the americans. this is not an effort to run silent, run deep, and fully assimilate. she was living here as a russian woman representing some right to bear arms organization where that is not a right in russia. i m tempted to say this is more neaflix than netflix, but please, tell us about the woman you ve come to know. she i met her when she was part of a fringe advocacy group, one of the many groups that grew out of the pro-democracy protests of 2011/2012, a lot of civic opportunity from russia
this to a streaming series, this is not the americans. this is not an effort to run silent, run deep, and fully assimilate. she was living here as a russian woman representing some right to bear arms organization where that is not a right in russia. i m tempted to say this is more nyetflix than netflix, but please, tell us about the woman you came to know. nyetflix. she i met her when she was part of a fringe advocacy group, one of the many groups that grew out of the pro-democracy protests of 2011/2012, lots of civic opportunity from russia for the first time in years after putin had kind of scorched the field of potential political opponents or even any kind of civic activity, and she wanted russians to have the right to bear arms the way americans do, which given the way russians drink is frankly a horrible idea. i thought this would make an interesting profile subject and