you hired a lawyer, sergei magnitsky.ging he was doing into corruption, some of it on your behalf, he ended up in police detention and he ended up murdered, i believe, in 2009. how much of what you are doing to this very day is driven by the sentiment roused by the death of magnitsky, who was working for you? that's been the driving force for me. sergei magnitsky was my lawyer. he uncovered a $230 million government corruption scheme. he testified against the people involved. he was then arrested by the same people, tortured for 358 days and murdered on november 16th, 2009. and from the moment that i learned about his murder the next morning, my life was changed forever. it basically has driven me from then until now to get justice for sergei magnitsky and eventuallyjustice for other victims. but it's been the primary driving force of my life. i mean, obviously, it's a statement of the complete obv. .. you can't getjustice for sergei magnitsky. i mean, he's gone. his family have to live with that. in retrospect, were ther

your tax adviser, for foreign tax adviser sergei magnitsky, the act named for him.nger is this diplomat in? >> there's nothing more that putin hates more than traitors. this man will be labeled as a traitor. there's no country safe in the world for people that putin labels as a traitor. i would imagine, they will have put him at the top of their hit list. because most importantly, they can't afford to have 50 other people inside the diplomatic service, or inside the government, saying the same thing. they've got to punish him to send a message to everybody else, don't say that. because if he gets away with it, then other people will say, yeah, all that stuff is true. i want to say the same thing. so, i would say he's in grave danger right now. >> and you've seen this concert out of st. petersburg, there are people chanting "f" the war. i wonder if you see vladimir putin as vulnerable inside of russia at all? >> well, there's a lot of people that don't like this. they don't like this war. they don't like the sanctions. they don't like putin. and it really very much d

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