. >>> a six-month exclusive investigation by the reporter who exposed the russians behind alexei navalny's poisoning. wait until you see what he is going to show you tonight. >>> he is one of the republican's biggest targets, a top democrat in charge of getting democrats elected. and now he could be taken down by someone who is not a household name, yet. >>> and american teacher mark vogel was sentenced to 14 years in russia for marijuana possession. he's now believed to be on his way to a secret russian penal colony where he will be subjected to hard labor. his sister anne is my guest. let's go "outfront." >>> and good evening. i'm erin burnett. "outfront" tonight, a new and bigger threat to the united states from putin. top official with russia's foreign ministry tonight warning that american commercial satellites could be a target because of america's aid for ukraine. it is a direct threat from russia to the united states. and this threat from one superpower to another comes as putin's forces are reeling on the front lines. in a video shared by ukrainian journalists, we want to show you

remarkably, vladimir putin faces a legitimate opponent, alexei navalny.me on, poison? seriously? i pray that they will clear his name and he is set free. the documentary can be a powerful political tool in portraying a potential hero. for us, it was an opportunity to tell our story to far the world, to the world that has always been deliberately misled about how it is in uganda and we embrace the opportunity. of course, initially, we are not very comfortable with cameras in private places, but with time we became close with the camera guys and even forgot about the cameras. so i am glad it was told the way it was. what you see in the film is not even 1% of the violence that happens in uganda but maybe this can create interest in uganda and then those that care about humanity will take their own private and independent time to look into the issues of uganda. the world has successful examples of entertainers who have risen to the occasion as politicians, as volodymyr zelensky, a former actor has done in ukraine. we are not going to stop, we are not going to

2020 at the invitation of alexei navalny 2020 at the invitation of alexei navalny and we were going to have a event in and we were going to have a event in and we were going to have a event in moscow together and i don't think that moscow together and i don't think that moscow together and i don't think that uh you know putting everybody in the uh you know putting everybody in the uh you know putting everybody in the same category same category same category um uh is uh is a good idea and what um uh is uh is a good idea and what um uh is uh is a good idea and what should be the western approach to should be the western approach to should be the western approach to russians [000:16:41;00] well i think that well i think that well i think that um you know the west needs to um you know the west needs to um you know the west needs to distinguish between distinguish between distinguish between russians who support the war uh who russians who support the war uh who russians who support the war uh who support putin and those who don't uh and support putin and those who don't uh and support

president are - wine ghetto president are echoes of another successful documentary this year about alexei navalny seriously? the _ exposure. come on, poison? seriously? the documentary| exposure. come on, poison? . seriously? the documentary can be a powerful — seriously? the documentary can be a powerful political _ seriously? the documentary can be a powerful political tool - seriously? the documentary can be a powerful political tool or. be a powerful political tool or portraying a potential hero. it was an opportunity to tell our story to the world, the world that has always been misled about how it is in uganda and we embrace the opportunity. of course initially we are not very comfortable with cameras in private places, but with time we became close with the camera guys and even forgot about the cameras. so i am glad it was told the way it was. what you see in the film is not even 1% of the violence that happens in uganda but maybe this can create interest in uganda and then those that care about humanity, take their own private and independent time to look into the issues of uganda. the wo

it was much speculated that perhaps somebody like alexei navalny, the kremlin critic, might be awardedit�*s very clear from those, one individual, two organisations, who have been awarded jointly this year�*s nobel peace prize, that the nobel committee is making its own criticism of the war in ukraine. the chairwoman talked about the winners being an individual and organisations who try to deal with militarism, who try to support the principles of law, the center for civil liberties, for example, in ukraine, has been identifying and documenting russian war crimes since the invasion in february of this yearfor numb oreal she said the invasion in february of this year for numb oreal she said was based on the notion that confronting past crimes is essential in preventing new ones and was a source of information on political prisoners in russia, documenting those stories which should not be lost without a trace, and ales bialiatski in belarus, imprisoned in 2011 to 2014, again arrested in 2020, still detained without trial, the chairwoman said. we will bring you more reaction to those winn

also poisoned before, such as a famous russian author who was poisoned with the same agent as alexei navalnyngs do happen. >> you must be worried for your safety. >> you can never feel safe when you're criticized the authorities in russia, but i think they should be in deciding who they should eliminate first. i will say when it's possible to keep your mouth shout but not in a case when your country is unl unleashing under false pretense, made up predatory war against its neighbor ruling 1,000 years of relations just because a person wants to inscribe his name in the history books as somebody who reunited the once and later lost lands. >> that person being putin. dimitri, thanks for coming on the show. we really appreciate your time. we'll be right back. into the heart of iconic cities is a journey for the curious traveler, one that manany have yet to discover. exploring with v viking brings you closer to the world, to the history, the culture, the flavors, a serene river voyage on an elegant viking longship. learn more at viking.com it's the subway series menu! 12 irresistible subs... like

strange liberal views, liberal to the extent that the lecturer in class very often cited a certain alexei navalnyssics, the fish rots with his head . russia or the us state department and the foundation, 40. is it any wonder that with such a teaching staff at a university such students of moscow state university appear due to situations with harassment of a student and two people were expelled with the wording for a mat, something tells me that the investigation should be carried out against the teaching staff of moscow state university and russia today employee mark luzhkov, who stood up for antropov after he reported the attack on him because of support. stepan two approached. long story short, sorry for posting. i say to put pressure on me, as one flew into journalists. i gave there, in short, in response, the second one threw me into a flower bed. i gave him a couple too and some dudes separated us they took my surname and threatened me for some reason with the commission on deductions. although i didn't start. miraculous things are happening fellow citizens at the faculty of journalism of mo

. >> the jailed russian opposition leader, alexei navalny, wrote in the washington post yesterday thatitarian government in favor of a new parliamentary republic. do you agree with him? >> well, there is a couple of things that i know. number one, there is a lot of turmoil inside russia right now. you see, based on president putin asking for this draft of 300,000. folks are exiting the country. you see a lot of protests going on. i will leave it to the russians to decide white what type of government they are looking for but there is one thing that i do know, putin is backed in the corner with this war. now within his country. so it's good to see the russians finally speaking up against injustice. >> lieutenant general twitty, thank you. at the top of the hour will go back to florida to get the latest on recovery and cleanup efforts and how the hurricane helped donald trump. we'll talk about how he was able to use even as a legal maneuver. and later, texas gubernatorial race took center stage last night. what the debate between governor greg abbott and beto o'rourke told us about the f

alexei navalny is serving a nine year sentence in a maximum security prison. sentence politically motivated. he says he's been unfairly placed in solitary confinement in a punishment cell because of what he calls systematic fabrication of ridiculous violations. vladimir putin critic has been in prison since january of 2021 after he survived being poisoned by a nerve age. agent. navalny blames the kremlin for that assassination attempt. the kremlin denies that. president biden is cracking down on hidden fees to help americans hurting from inflation . ma ro left the workforce during the pandemic, have not returned. this report by kpmg says many women had to leave their employment during the pandemic to care for children who were learning at home or who couldn't attend daycare because of shutdowns. the report finds the mass exodus of women and mothers from the workforce is now one of the most pressing diversity related issues before the pandemic, many businesses were making progress towards gender equity. but the report says that progress has slowed down signific

last week, fugitive members of the banned sect of alexei navalny added the former editor-in-chief of of war on agent alexei nikitov. for the fact that 2 years ago he led the public headquarters of observers in the elections to the state duma, according to the version of the venedikts, he helped the pro-government candidates win. and for this he should be punished by the western sanctions of the benedicts, he did not remain in debt and accused the offenders and agents in connection with russia, this is for them, the most terrible insult flew, so to speak, to both the fugitive lawyer and the agent mark feygin fairy genes once again from my point of view an fsb agent because he served with karadzhach, and there are documents in the nineties. he doesn't refuse it. who could serve with karadzic at that time in the nineties, get into the troops, brag about this, let me remind you that karadzic was recognized as a war criminal by the international criminal court , therefore, i consider mr. an angry post in which he called the venedikt's quote an old lubyanka lakhudra, however, judging by ea

in tremendous to see alexey navalny in tremendous to see alexey navalny in russia's seat of power fully prepared to russia's seat of power fully prepared to russia's seat of power fully prepared to institute democratic reforms return institute democratic reforms return institute democratic reforms return citizens their rights and re-establish citizens their rights and re-establish citizens their rights and re-establish relations with progressive nations but relations with progressive nations but relations with progressive nations but how much of that is likely to happen how much of that is likely to happen how much of that is likely to happen what is to be done with a society that what is to be done with a society that what is to be done with a society that has hardened over the last 20 years has hardened over the last 20 years has hardened over the last 20 years fooled into agreeing with the kremlin's fooled into agreeing with the kremlin's fooled into agreeing with the kremlin's line that america is deceptively line that america is deceptively line that america is deceptively planning