Отар Кушанашвили: Пропаганда в Грузии, дружба с Зеленским, борьба с онкологией

From 0:00 to 8:32, Otar K. opens with a dramatic introduction, describing his early days as a TV courier and the dynamics of his family with eight children. 8:33 to 17:54, he recounts a ban from Konstantin Ernst, a call from Zelensky, the 95th quarter, and the fallout of a conflict with Pugach. 17:55 to 28:54, he details the rise of his program "Kakogo?", the challenges of cancer at age 54, the trials of chemotherapy, and the motivation to live. 28:55 to 40:45, he shares his views on Ukraine, his conversations with Zelensky and Ermak, and the pre-war disdain for Donbas. 40:46 to 48:59, he explains his defense of Galkin and his relationship with Gordon, Kiev, Odessa, and Lebedev at Dud. 48:59 to 54:43, he discusses Georgia–Russia relations, Tbilisi protests, visa‑free status, and a generation steeped in hatred for Russia. 54:44 to 1:05:29, he examines the 2008 Georgian–Ossetian conflict, the role of propaganda, and the influence of Russian media. 1:05:30 to 1:14:09, he reflects on Russian medicine, the oncology clinic in Krasnogorsk, volunteer stories, and the resilience of women who fight cancer.