Assassination attempt on the US Commander-in-Chief during the war with Iran. Coincidence? Leon We...
An assassination attempt on the US Commander-in-Chief—and three theories are circulating: a lone wolf, an Iranian connection, or leftist extremists. Who is behind the trigger—and who benefits?
Meanwhile, Iran is on standby. Is Tehran expecting concrete assistance from Moscow: weapons, technology, diplomatic cover? What is the Kremlin willing to provide—and at what price?
Kote Rijamadze and political analyst Leon Weinstein examine whether the assassination attempt is a tool of leftist forces within the US, or an operation by external players? And how are these two scenarios—Iran and domestic American chaos—connected?
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Leon Weinstein - Before emigrating from the USSR, Leon worked at the Lenfilm studio in St. Petersburg, Russia. From 1975 to 1977, he served in the Israeli army, and from 1977 to 1984, he was the artistic director of the Tel Aviv Educational Theater for Children and Youth. From 1984 to 1986, he directed several children's plays in New York, including two at the Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts. In 1986, he moved to Los Angeles and has lived there ever since.
In 1989, Leon became involved in business and political activities related to Russia, helping establish a sister-city relationship between Los Angeles and St. Petersburg. In the 1990s, he managed an international marketing and import/export business, and in 1999–2000, he co-founded his current company, Weinstein Art Management, which represents visual artists from around the world.
Since 2007, Leon has been actively involved in US political life. He began writing articles, conducting seminars, and maintaining a video blog on the topic of "capitalism versus socialism." In 2010, he published the political adventure novel "Finding Hugh: A Capitalist's Handbook," and in 2011, a "near-textbook" titled "Capitalism 101: Tea Party Principles."
Leon Weinstein - Before emigrating from the USSR, Leon worked at the Lenfilm studio in St. Petersburg, Russia. From 1975 to 1977, he served in the Israeli army, and from 1977 to 1984, he was artistic director of the Tel Aviv Educational Theater for Children and Youth. From 1984 to 1986, he directed several children's plays in New York, including two at the Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts. In 1986, he moved to Los Angeles and has lived there ever since.
In 1989, Leon became involved in business and political activities related to Russia and helped establish sister-city relations between Los Angeles and St. Petersburg. In the 1990s, he ran an international marketing and import/export business, and in 1999–2000, he co-founded his current company, Weinstein Art Management, which represents visual artists worldwide.
Since 2007, Leon has been actively involved in US political life. He began writing articles, conducting seminars, and maintaining a video blog on the topic of "capitalism versus socialism." In 2010, he published the political adventure novel "Finding Hugh: A Capitalist's Handbook," and in 2011, a "near-textbook" titled "Capitalism 101: Tea Party Principles."
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0:00 Dario Kavkaz: Assassination attempt on Trump, Iran seeks Russia, visit of the King of Britain
1:35 Guest of the broadcast: Leon Weinstein - political analyst, USA
1:49 Assassination attempt on the US commander-in-chief: context and initial reaction
3:27 Fifth assassination attempt on Trump: how many actually happened and Why does this matter?
3:57 Lone gunman or conspiracy? An analysis of motives and the atmosphere of hatred
5:13 How liberal media creates the grounds for political violence
6:34 Who is the attacker: Caltech, NASA, above-average IQ—and radicalization
8:06 Live poll: Is the shooter a lone gunman, linked to Iran, or staged?
9:40 How the attacker smuggled a weapon past the Hilton hotel cordons
11:19 Attack timeline: 8:27 PM, six shots fired—and no hits
1:19 PM Secret Service failure: 20 seconds of no reaction and point-blank misses
17:19 In defense of security: Why was the evacuation not