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The government's propaganda. do you believe that russia can ever become a good neighbor, even after putin? rain tv. well, the simple answer is yes. of course, it only depends on the government in russia. if the government in russia is focused on russia and not on united states, the european union, georgia, armenia, whatever else, then the answer is yes. and it's not the question of the propaganda. propaganda is only helping russian government tell this idea to the people. the problem is the government, the government which does not accept the fact that soviet union collapsed 30 years ago, it's...

I am a native russian speaker and i'm ethnically armenian. so i witnessed russian propaganda first—hand. while this is by no means a phenomenon endemic to russia, there's a certain very specific flair to the way that the russian public not only accepts but embraces and parrots the government's propaganda. do you believe that russia can ever become a good neighbor, even after putin? rain tv. well, the simple answer is yes. of course, it only depends on the government in russia. if the government in russia is focused on russia and not on united states, the european union, georgia, armenia, wha...

Stephen Callahan says his Air Force experience made all the difference in his confidence. And the GI Bill helps with the stress of tuition costs.

About this, our application to the european union, i and i think he would like make fun of us for great ambitions, too. - 0k. thank you. let's go to our next question now. what do you want to ask our panel? i have lived in russia. i am a native russian speaker and i'm ethnically armenian. so i witnessed russian propaganda first—hand. while this is by no means a phenomenon endemic to russia, there's a certain very specific flair to the way that the russian public not only accepts but embraces and parrots the government's propaganda. do you believe that russia can ever become a good neighbour,...

If the government in russia is focused on russia and not on united states, the european union, georgia, armenia, whatever else, then the answer is yes. and it's not the question of the propaganda. propaganda is only helping russian government tell this idea to the people. the problem is the government, the government which does not accept the fact that soviet union collapsed 30 years ago, it's done. the young generation in russia does not want to live in the idea of how it was good 30 years ago because the young generation was not born yet 30 years ago. the young generation wants to live in a ...