Why I'm hooked on Russia: Jill Dougherty at TEDxBethesdaWomen
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- čas přidán 27. 06. 2024
- It's been a life-long interest, in spite of the cold, corruption and, sometimes, chaos. But Russia is a crucial player in the world and Jill Dougherty explains why.
Jill Dougherty is CNN's Foreign Affairs Correspondent and an expert on Russia, having spent nine years as CNN's Moscow Bureau Chief.
She began studying the Russian language as a freshman in high school and has lived, worked and reported from Russia, traveling throughout the country. In this talk she explains what makes Russia tick - for her - and why you should care about Russia.
In the spirit of ideas worth spreading, TEDx is a program of local, self-organized events that bring people together to share a TED-like experience. At a TEDx event, TEDTalks video and live speakers combine to spark deep discussion and connection in a small group. These local, self-organized events are branded TEDx, where x = independently organized TED event. The TED Conference provides general guidance for the TEDx program, but individual TEDx events are self-organized.* (*Subject to certain rules and regulations)
Джилл - красавица! Как бы я хотел, чтобы в России было больше журналистов, которые рассказывали бы русским об Америке с таким же уважением, знанием истории и культуры, как она рассказывает американцам о России. Спасибо! Удачи Вам!
I wish there were more Russian journalists who’d tell Russians about the US with the same love, respect, knowledge of culture and history as she tells Americans about Russia. Many thanks to Jill! May power be with her!
This woman is like the best case scenario of aging.
Surely, russian sauna!
Agree. What a bright, energetic, compelling speaker. She held my interest throughout her presentation. A funny, persuasive speaker. She taught us about Russia, and taught us about herself. She is extremely personable.
She's still hot
Way to stay focused, Slugger.
@@tarr3653 agreed
And I am hooked in Russia too! Bought history books about Russia during the war. And books during Putin’s reign. So in love with россия! 🇷🇺
Thank you so much! Russia loves you too
Maybe you should get some books for every single reign of the American presidents.
Such a strong personality. When I see people like her I believe in humanity.
when she said some words in Russian, I swear she did that without accent. I am impressed. very nice.
Sorry, but no. She has a bit of accent. For exampe - "banya", you see 2 volwels on the end, and she pronounce they both, but in russian it's one volwel "ya" - rotated R - Я
I mean it's obviously the best pronunciation I heard from someone who is not originally from Russia
Дмитрий, ты доёбываешься к очевидным мелочам, не будь таким занудой, блядь
Her pronunciation is definitely great!
Да да расскажите русским по части акцента)))...да да очень интересно ...
Her Russian is really good! I havn't ever heard such good Russian from English native people.
Mary Hobson should give a talk at TED, she is the only native English translator of "Woe from Wit" and "Eugene Onegin" . Born in 1926, British. Began studying Russian at 62.
Hello, I am doing a design project promoting the White Nights festival in St Petersburg. Would it be possible to chat or email so I may ask you a few questions?
@@lawrencecarr9692 are you addressing Alex'ey?
@@lawrencecarr9692 do you mean me or at all? I'm not from St Petersburg.
This woman is amazing, and I wish I see more of her on CNN
Well, I don't know what happened since and how you feel about Russia today (I don't mean RT), it's been a lot of water under the bridge... So many years working for the white house, so many years working for the CIA (the voice of America is part of it) and so many years working for Hillary Clinton may not be the easiest path to understanding Russia and the Russians but I hope you made the right choice and had things your way. Most of all I hope you can translate this experience into something that brings people together instead of pouring extra oil on the flame, we've been there before. It's easier to look at the differences than focus on what human beings have in common. Now a simple way to know what's best for humanity and each one of us is to remember those graves in St. Petersburg and ask yourself this question : why did it happen, could it happen elsewhere, could it happen again, could it be worse and what can I do to avoid it? I think the key to it is to get to know each other and understand each other. As Plato famously said : ignorance is the root and stem of all evil.
Hillary Clinton has always hated the Russians spreading her venom among the American citizens. This woman has done so much harm to so many countries and has not served a single day in prison for her crimes. She has millions to bribe politicians, judges, attorneys, anyone, and everyone to keep her safe. There's no justice only lies and a huge bank account.
Well, ignorance is one of the cornerstones of the subjects in question, so...
@@jiffyyoyo6253 She loves their money. She didn’t complain when they were pouring money into her campaign coffers. Or when the were writing her party’s campaign platform
An alright talk......but, the speech did not match the title "Why I'm hooked on Russia." I heard all about the things she did in the past YET no explication as to WHAT about Russia "hooks" her or the WHY behind it. If this were better labeled, it would be pretty good.
banya with babushkas
Blessings to you, Jill, on your neXt adventure!! *smiles*
Strength & Peace to the people of Beslan. God Bless!
Thank you, Jill 🙏🙏🙏
What a lovely lady
What a wonderful video and what a beautiful person!
What a fascinating woman! I hope to meet her one day.
*How did THAT Turn Out???*
What a Beautifull and Inspirating Woman!
It was a great experience to hear this public speech!
So what she’s saying is that doing Russian news would be risking her life and see if she survives? The talk just promotes the idea that Russia is wild, dangerous, and distant which is not true for a lot of its territory.
Венера Маннапова Nope, You didn’t get the whole story. Did you hear about her “game”? The way she always exaggerates risks of actual circumstances to get more motivation, curiosity and emotional satisfaction from achieving goals. This is very common among us (Russians) by the way.
This comment has not aged well since February 2022 ...
Oh, I remember her in the Voice of America in that program for night owls being a kid.
Great speech,Thank you
Why is this video being downvoted? It was pretty good.
Those that downvoted despise anyone who speaks well about Russia.
Джилл, счастья тебе и здоровья. Greetings from Russia :)
Hello, I am doing a design project promoting the White Nights festival in St Petersburg. Would it be possible to chat or email so I may ask you a few questions?
@@lawrencecarr9692 hi no problem. But im not so familiar with youtube chat options. Do you have private messaging here guys? )))
Very good pronunciation indeed!
Good talk.
Great, brilliant words. He speaks about russians so true as much of russians cant, Thank a lot!!
Let me stop talking about me for a bit - now tell me what you think of me.
Sputnik was launched in 1957. The president at that time, who headed the government which gave money to study critical languages, was Eisenhower. Oh, well. The speaker isn't haunted by a demand for precision.
Pay attention, and don't jump to conclusions. She did NOT say Kennedy was President when Sputnik was launched. She said they had "just" launched it. It was 5 years, but from a certain perspective "just" makes sense.
It's easy! They were in shock for 5 years since sputnik had been launched :)
What about Gagarin? They did not soar that he flew over the Earth in 1961?
Just... soooo looooong
Impressive
No microphones in Bethesda ? Can hear her, but the sound is off
Interesting to listen when you understand both languages - Russian & English ^) // Интересно слушать когда понимаешь оба языка :)
Hello, I am doing a design project promoting the White Nights festival in St Petersburg. Would it be possible to chat or email so I may ask you a few questions?
@@lawrencecarr9692 I try to send you my email here, but I think it is forbidden. Try to find me on Facebook with same name and surname
16:17 was it Georgian??
she is adorable.
Thank you from Mother Russia!!!
Thank for what? She hasn’t said anything valuable or meaningful
nice lady
She has accent in Russian. Amazing!
Not trying to be a jerk... But, did she have a point? I mean she talked about how great she is for 20 minutes. But, any narcissist or sociopath can do that... So, seriously, can somebody tell me what the point of this was?
mandrlane I liked this talk but youre right. It reminded me of MANY spanish language TED talks, just nice stories about themselves without much takeaway for the audience.
Majority of TED talks are about self-praise and promotion, rather than useful info.
@@Lionman177 Not everything in life has to be useful info. We can all learn from each other 's stories and experiences.
Весёлая бабуля.
There is something in her face mimics, hand gestures and the way she glances, that if I watched it without a sound I would thought she is Russian.
Да ладно??
Good speech but sound is terrible.
Итак, это был далёкий 2014-ый год. Что сталос её челенджем? С тех пор много воды утекло...
Прям тоже интересно
lol I've been to Scranton pa, there is university
It's very cheering up that such people exist now in the world. People who feel like they're Russians, understand and appreciate culture and are interested in country in general. This case is remarkable, Jill felt interest about Russia in quite "abnormal" time during the fight between the Us and the USSR.
Вам сколько лет, Соня? Вы поразительно наивны. Она интересуется Россией так же как микробиолог интересуется вирусом чумы. Её задача - обнаружить и уничтожить всё, что может угрожать её сладкой Америке. Посмотрите и почитайте её репортажи. Яд капает с клыков этой гадюки.
Jill Dougherty is not horrible name. (11:20) In russian exactly not. Сontrary - it sounds very nace. Добра Вам, Джилл.
very n_i_ce ;)
I thought it was Billy Bob Thornton and then she said she felt like a person in another body... Well... no disrespect intended.
Вот даже интересно - из той кучи американцев. которые сейчас понаехали в Россию якобы для изучения языка и ознакомления с культурой, сколько в процентах в той или иной мере состоят на службе в американских госорганах? Чойта мне кажется процентов 95.
Красивая тётенька.
Sorry. But the first satellite in the USSR was launched into space on October 4, 1957. And this was the first artificial satellite of the earth. It was called Sputnik-1
Hello from Moscow ❤️
I don't know what it is, but this speech put me off. Probably it was the lack of empathy and understanding, although at the beginning she seemed like a very educated person.
They teach you that at university.
u are very beautiful and smart, and spiritually wise lady because did not want to be involved in CNN fake-news, and thanks for having good feeling about russian people, though be aware - not everyone having russian mother tong is a true russian ( has true russian soul)
I have the same idea. She is tired to lie
@@Lirinka88 no. my point is that there are people who speak russian and maybe call themselves russians, but they do not have any soul at all,. And this of course concerns all nationalities: there are people with human souls, and others like without it , like fascists, murders , child-abusers, etc.
Почему нет русских субтитров?
видимо видео рассчитано сугубо на англоязычный контингент.
есть, только механический\транслэйт перевод
@@DARK.ru666 Есть только автоматически созданный английский.
у меня стоит старый стиль ютюба, можт из за этого есть надпись Перевести, в вкладке Субтитры
Спасибо, Вам большое. Было очень интересно послушать Ваши воспоминания о России. Всего Вам самого наилучшего!!!
Tots and pears with our Ukrainian friends
☺
This woman is biased by her own western lenses.
Everyone is biased by their own experiences. It's kinda what makes us individuals
@@kiwiboy1999 unlrss you make desicions
It was dark there in Russia because her brain was blocked by american propaganda and good paychecks
20 минут ниочём. Дифирамбы самой себе.
спасибо что освободил меня от просмотра
@@highlow5703 не смотрел, но осуждаю) очень умнО
@@user-gk6kh8mw2l Где осуждение? Читайте внимательнее, а не додумывайте того , чего нет. Хотя чего ожидать от человека подписанного на Невзорова.
@@gor33311 я не тебе писала. Сам будь повнимательнее. А подписана я могу быть хоть на Смурфиков).
@@user-gk6kh8mw2l Алиса, вы мне не тыкайте. Да , писали вы не мне, но под моим комментарием, и я вам ответил, за другого человека. Где в его словах осуждение? И где я написал, что вы не можете быть подписаны на Невзорова? Эта подписка, лишь штрих к вашему образу.
И успокойте свою фантазию, не приписывайте другим людям того , чего они не говорили. Всего хорошего вам. Надеюсь вы повзрослеете.
Jill, have you considered past lives playing a part in that interest/life work? Russians have an interesting and distinct soul, but you are in tune with it for some reason. Theta healings will show you why
highly likely, did the masters on how to kill the bear, showed perfect Russian language skills and gave nearly zero information on the topic.
It's like listening to nazys who stopped being nazys talking about jews. But the thing is there is no such thing as ex-nazy.
Ехал наци через наци. Видит наци в наци наци. Сунул в наци наци наци. Наци наци наци наци.
Человек который работал на госдепартамент рассуждает о русских шпионках? Сомневаюсь, что эта тетка имеет моральное право шутить о людях переживших блокаду.
Рот закрой свой
@@bogjesrbin484 Будь вежлив в общении иначе прослывешь глупцом.
Евгений Сабчук Называть женщину теткой тоже ведь неуважительно правда? Причём нагло врать о том, чего она не делала.
@@bogjesrbin484 В дни моей молодости, людям без чести и совести, били в лицо. Подлецам, вроде тебя, повезло. Не благодари.
Евгений Сабчук Ты нагло оклеветал женщину, а подлец получается я. Покажи мне где она шутит о людях, переживших блокаду? По моему она как раз обратила внимание на то, через какой ад прошли эти люди
She looks like Elon Musk’s mom
The most boring TED speach for me 😴😴😴
пропагандонка
Что вы злые то такие?
@@rupiter2008 Мы ж одобрительно. Учиться нужно у таких. И причинять им в ответ добро и наносить справедливость.
Наивные. Ну завоюем мы мир, а что дальше?
Вот именно, нахрен нам мир сдался. Сами придут к нам, все. Ну не все, один хер, все вернутся к нам. Все и всё и даже больше.
Aleksandr Wostrikow пока только что-то никто не возвращаетсся. Наоборот, все в ЕС и США лыжи мастырят, особенно чиновники и бизнесмены
Че я сейчас прочитал, кто мы кто вы, кто кому придет, кто вернется, ты шизофреник?
Я нипонил. Эта раскладушка разваливала СССР?
Она делится впечатлениями от проживания в России, о людях, которых встречала и т д
Кирилл Голомаздин Она в голосе госдепа работала.
Ну
Роман Назаров ну и?
И этой блокады и стольких смертей в Ленинграде не было бы, если б Сталин эвакуировал город. Но он оставил людей в заложниках, чтоб город имени Ленина не был захвачен. Так же и со Сталинградом - огромная часть жителей была оставлена в городе даже во время боёв, когда от зданий вообще ничего не осталось, кроме подвалов.
Был запрет на эвакуацию семей партийных руководителей, а гражданских вывезли 400+ тысяч. Не повторяйте пропаганду.
Ты историю какой страны читал клоун?
Как же это отвратительно, вы продолжаете очернять действия величайшего руководителя. Вы, рупор гнусной лжи. Неужели не стыдно? На костях хайпуете?
Между утверждением "в городе остались гражданские" и "Сталин оставил людей в заложниках" - пропасть. У вас есть доказательства, что Сталин СПЕЦИАЛЬНО оставил людей в городе? Приказы, обсуждения на высшем уровне этого вопроса? Нет? Тогда это ваши "хотелки", чтобы так было. И не надо делить жизнь и людей, и их действия всегда на черно-белое. И выдумывать вранье, выдавая его за правду.
Как жаль , что вы тогда не родились! Вы бы сделали все так, чтобы ни один человек не погиб.(сарказм)
Sure, russians, especially the common folk, deserve pity for what happened in WW2. Far more russians died than anyone else, including jews. But if they had a good, industrialized farming system in place, as stalin promised, they wouldn't have starved. They could have brought in plenty of food from the east.
People starved in Leningrad because of blockage by German armies. Not because there are no food in Russia. It was impossible to deliver food in the city.
Typical westerner 's view who knows everything without even studying a bit.
You just proved that the Russian classic was right -- "Ну тупыыые"