. ♪ [ speaking foreign language ] ♪ >> alexei navalny is stepping back into another showdown with themlin. >> what to do with navalny presents a conundrum for the kremlin. let him go and risk looking weak, or lock him up knowing could turn him into a political martyr. ♪ [ applause ] >> are you not scared, alexei? >> what do you expect in moscow? >> navalny! navalny! >> unexpectedly vladimir putin has a genuine challenger, handsome 41-year-old lawyer alexei navalny who has chosen one of the most dangerous occupations in the world, running against the man who controls the kremlin. >> more than any other opposition figure in russia, alexei navalny gets ordinary people out to protest. >> if i want to fight putin, if i want to be leader of a country, i have to do something practical about it. well, i have to kind of organize people. [ speaking foreign language ] >> i was banned from everything, television banned. newspapers blacklisted, rallies, forbidden. i realized i can do a lot on my own with the support of my wife yulia, just small group of people i can rely on. zero money, a lot of w

alexei navalny has flown back to a prison cell and branded president putin the world's biggest thief.

so we use the same channel where before, that alexei navalny was the presenter. n if they're lucky enough to be able to get around all of the different internet censorship which the russian administration tries to impose? youtube still fully accessible in russia — for unknown to me reasons, it is — and russian people have a good experience with samizdat and other soviet, you know, sort of techniques of overcoming these things so yes, i — our numbers have not changed, so there is definitely the same level of interest to our work, to investigations, and we are very happy about it. what seems to be part of navalny�*s plan, maybe your plan too, is to put so much pressure on the russian elite, the oligarchs, the people around putin, that you basically ferment split and disruption within the inner circle. but i've spoken to many other people well—versed in how russia under putin works who say this is completely unrealistic. the oligarchs are not close to putin. he's basically done a deal with them — they stay out of politics, they're free to make money, but they are not

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his later work for alexei navalny, russia's most prominent jailed opposition leader, must have made himticularly valuable. but he was originally targeted to be turned, he told me, with fsb threats. >> translator: they knew i was avoiding military service and gave me a simple choice, either to cooperate with them or go to prison for years. basically, i was threatened, and as a 19-year-old student, very frightened. there are so many stories, even videos, of people being abused in prison, to even think about that is scary. >> you were working with navalny, pictures of you working quite closely with him. what kind of information did you give the fsb about him? >> translator: i wasn't his close friend so i couldn't give them information specifically about him. i was just working in a regional office, so they were more interested in when we were planning to hold meetings or protests, and of course, what kind of investigations we were conducting. we even cooperated on some of these investigations. following any media outcry, the fsb would either imprison or protect a particular official. >> bu

so we use the same channel where before, but alexei navalny was the presenter and now instead of navalnympose? youtube is still fully accessible in russia. - impose? youtube is still fully accessible in russia. for- accessible in russia. for unknown to me reasons, but it is, and russian people have a good experience with that and other soviets, you know, sort of techniques of overcoming these things so yes, our numbers have not changed so there is definitely the same level of interest to our work, to the investigations. what seems to _ to the investigations. what seems to be _ to the investigations. what seems to be part _ to the investigations. what seems to be part of - to the investigations. what i seems to be part of navalny's plan, your plan as well, is to put so much pressure on the russian elite, the oligarchs, people around putin, that you basically ferment split and disruption within the inner circle. but i have spoken to many other people well—versed in how russia under putin works, and they say this is completely —— unrealistic. the oligarchs are not close to putin. he has bas

remember alexei navalny is writing that from jail.d when he puts out things like that, i think that inkreegss the probabilities that something bad will happen to him, so incredibly brave statement. second, i think it reminds us to not think in static terms. i think there's lots of my ukrainian friends rightfully who hate russia today and hate russians, and they think it's always going to be this way. and i think alexei is trying to remind people, no, we can change internally and we can be a better neighbor. and i would say third, we, political scientists, were really bad at predicting the future. by the way, so is the cia. we're not good at predicting regime change and collapse. but we do know from studying history that losing wars causes regime change. losing wars is when empires end. losing wars is when you have revolutions in 1905 in russia, germany after world war i. empires collapsed after world war i. and putin is losing this war, and he should be nervous about if he can hold onto power if indeed it is a complete disaster. >> i

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his later work for alexei navalny, russia's most prominent jailed opposition leader, must have made himcularly valuable. but he was potentially targeted with fsb threats. >> translator: they knew i was a boy in military service and gave me a simple choice, either to cooperate with them or go to prison for years. basically i was threatened and as a 19-year-old student very frightened. there are so many stories, even videos, of people being abused in prison. to even think about that is scary. >> you were working with navalny. what kind of information did you give the fsb about him? >> translator: i wasn't his close friend, so i couldn't give them information specifically about him. i was just working in a regional office, so they were more interested in when we were planning to hold meetings or protests and of course what kind of investigation we were conducting. we even cooperated on some of these investigations following any media outcry the fsb would imprison or protect a particular official. >> reporter: but as well as keeping taps on activists inside the country, the secretive russia

his later work for alexei navalny russia's most prominent jailed opposition leader must have made himy targeted to be turned, he told me, with fsb threats. >> translator: they knew i was avoiding military service and gave me a simple choice, either to cooperate with them or go to prison for years. basically i was threatened and as a 19-year-old student very frightened. there are so many stories, even videos, of people being abused in prison to each think about that is scary. >> you were working with navalny, there's pictures of you working quite closely with him. what kind of information did you give the fsb about him? >> translator: i wasn't his close friend so i couldn't give them information specifically about him, i was just working in a regional office, so they were more interested in when we were planning to hold meetings or protests and of course what kind of investigations we were conducting. we even cooperated on some of these investigations. following any media outcry, the fbs would either imprison or protect a particular official. >> reporter: but as well as keeping taps on

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so we use the same channel where before, that alexei navalny was the presenter. olitics, they're free to make money, but they are not in politics, and they are not in a position to move against or launch some sort of palace coup against vladimir putin. it is naive to think that might happen? i don't think it's naive and i don't think the assessments that you just spoke to, i don't think that this is entirely correct. we don't really know, because now, the sanctions against oligarchs aren't imminent, and there are still people who can get away and who can think that, "oh, maybe i can wait on the side and nothing will happen to me." i think that those oligarchs are very crucial to putin's regime and if you... really? cos i spoke to mikhail khodorkovsky, who of course used to be one of the uber oligarchs not so very long ago in russia. he said it's completely unrealistic to expect that putsch coming from the elite, from the oligarchs against putin, and the ftjust reported the other day — there is little sign that sanctions have pressured the oligarchs into contemplat

revolution, grew up on a scholarship from the us state department, columbia university student alexei navalny was trained in american university spruce. juan guaido miscalculation of the american revolution in venezuela trained at the george washington university and by the way, a complex system of international relations made it possible today the us squeeze even the wto the world bank and the international monetary fund ever interfered in foreign elections probably, but it was for a good purpose, so that the communists did not come to power in europe for example, in forty-seven forty-eight forty- nine in greece italy we are the cia. we do not interfere in other people's elections. mm. yum yum yum. bet in soft power on an effective advocacy strategy the attractiveness of the american culture of education of political values ​​about human rights freedom of tolerance and democracy and lifestyle of a mass consumer society. this is an important attribute with the technology of dismantling the political regimes of people. freedom lights a fire. she makes them feel her power. it encourages us to s

alexei navalny, who is obviously sitting in a penal colony recently in the most bizarre of the recent punishments and fixes against him, his fellow prisoners told not to even look at them because -- [inaudible] just how dangerous somebody like alexei navalny is to putin and power. the grip of vladimir putin has on the system is also -- and in the past in the soviet period we whole succession of geriatric secretary general's who passed on the stage. putin, bill burns said recently, he put it unfortunate rather healthy at the moment. but not with -- he no longer looks infallible and does all the issues we're talking about today, the less prototype of the various concerns about military, energy and otherwise. of the people around start to question what he's got out of this war, not just the content of bertelli but the fact that ukrainians hate russians there and there were 11 million russians -- millions of others who have some ukrainian heritage in here this got a feeling of being ostracized elsewhere in europe where people have been seen as having this density of relationships, the who

i advise you and alexei navalny alyosha said to me, barely get sick forty you don’t need to burn anyone agents evgenia markovna or someone, it seems, you can explain this logic man, look, she mentions, she has four administrative offices. yes, that is, already, when a certain administrative one appeared, then an article that turns into a criminal one. she kept breaking the law kept him realizing that she was breaking the law. at the same time, she violates the law and believes that no punishment should follow. and as soon as she comes to her with some kind of punishment, she starts screaming about the thirty-seventh year, in my opinion, but, to be honest, these laws themselves, adopted recently, which they forbid people to tell the truth what they are, well , then they consider it true what they think are bad laws, which will be a shame for everyone to say someday there. if people think it's true, they start talking about it. for example, about the fact that russian soldiers wear everyone there, including gray cars. she is the ukraine of disinformation. then this is refuted at the state