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yesterday took part in a completely unexpected event for me - in the filming of Malakhov "Let them talk." Since I've never seen a single transmission Malakhov, and could not understand why so many people have told me that to go in any case impossible. And indeed I was, shall we say, is not familiar with the format of the transfer and was somewhat taken aback when he heard the scream there. But in this case were yelling for us.
    Program was devoted to the cause of Ilya Farber, and Andrey Malakhov (a huge thank you to him!) Gathered in the studio a lot of different people who spoke in favor of Elijah. There were his children, sister, mother, were lawyers and MPs, was Irina Khakamada was Yuri Kanner, head of the Russian Jewish Congress, and was a wonderful Orthodox priest Theodore Lyudogovsky. A talk with these people had the audacity to appear the same thief peas which stipulated Ilya Farber and responsible for the tragedy.
    Of course, I understand that the format of the program "Let Them Talk", really ... Well, let's say strange, but I had so much fun listening to the audience shouted that bastard - "You bastard!" "Swallowed up an innocent man," "You have a conscience?". There was also a small podlichonok - Head of Administration of the neighboring district, who first said Farber, of course, is guilty, and then he heard the hall shouting, at once began to say, "I'm with Pea cases do not have," "I do not take bribes" and his little eyes ran in panic.
    And the most surprising thing in this program - they filmed his turning Farber from jail - in fact, you just have to listen to this appeal, to realize that this man who taught his fellow inmates do not smoke in the chamber, singing lullabies to them, to each his own, and makes drawings in their letters home (and they are very upset when they are transferred to other cells) - that this man NOTHING CAN NOT extort. He can only give to others, and completely selfless.
    In general, look on Monday 19th of 19-50 in the transfer of "Let Them Talk" about the case of Farber.