With Ch.Yu. without V.P.

The transcript of the last meeting of the Presidium on Culture and Art is simply touching. The philosopher and culturologist Vitaly Kurenny writes on his Facebook that he was crying when he read.

" Vladimir Putin: Thank you.

I didn't understand whose garages they interfere with the development? To whom do they belong to this territory?

E. MIRONOV: These three garages, three buildings, garages are difficult to call them, because nothing is stored practically, they belong to the Gorky MHT.

V. Medinsky: Can I comment, Vladimir Vladimirovich?

Vladimir Putin: Please.

V. Medinsky: There is really a grandiose idea and a golden place for the development of a theater quarter.

Vladimir Putin: Yes, I am in the know, I was there.

V. Medinsky: Yes, but there are three garages of the theater Doronina. To be honest, I climbed these basements and all these garages, but since we do not dispose of the property, this is a dew, this issue can only be resolved at the level or voluntary refusal of Doronina from property - we offered them to Menu: garages to underground places, or by decree of the government. Here is a meaningless dead end.

Vladimir Putin: What is a dead end if you offer an alternative?

V. Medinsky: She refuses. She says: let the government order me.

E. Mironov: Or you, Vladimir Vladimirovich. She said so: either the government, or Vladimir Vladimirovich.

V. Medinsky: She said that only two people: the government or Vladimir Vladimirovich, that's it.

Vladimir Putin: The government is not a person, this is an organization.

E. MIRONOV: She does not know about it.

Vladimir Putin: No, she is in the know.

Let's talk. Apparently, she has some doubts about this ...

E. MIRONOV: She thinks that she can be deceived. But it seems to me that you need to give a word.

Vladimir Putin: She really thinks correctly. She has a lot of life experience.

E. MIRONOV: But I am very monitoring this. It is impossible to deceive, this is impossible, it is wrong, it does not belong to us.

Vladimir Putin: This is wrong, but it happens. ... "

Especially pay attention to the penultimate phrase of Vladimir Vladimirovich. Does he have a sense of humor so original? Or is he serious? What do you think?