. >>> later, the mystery of the whereabouts of alexei navalny. they say they have moved him to a secure prison. navalny's supporters say they don't know where he is right now. at was right under their nose. or... his nose. >>> it is primary night in four states including south carolina, which includes a closely watched race between congresswoman nancy mayes and the former president's attempt to remove tom rice, who is one of ten republicans who voted for impeachment. john king is at the magic wall for us. what you seeing in south carolina? >> anderson, still counting. the results are early. in the early results you would say a split decision if you will, donald trump scoring his grievances as he does every tuesday on the primary nights. tonight in south carolina, this is the tom rice versus russell fry. russell fry is the challenger. he has been endorsed by donald trump. you can see he is well ahead with 23% of the vote counted in the congressional district. tom rice says he voted to impeachment donald trump. he is proud of that vote and says if

alexei navalny ran for president in 2018. navalny was poisoned and almost died in 2020.re he received medical treatment for poisoning, and after recovering, he then bravely, immediately returned to russia, where he knew he would be immediately arrested, and he was. last year, he was sentenced to nine years in prison, on charges of violating his probation, after a reportedly secret meeting with vladimir putin, the head of russian television, a putin propagandist, went on television and watch out to spread a new lie about the war on state tv. russia is just helping in a civil war between russians and anti-russians in ukraine. listen to this. >> [speaking foreign language] [speaking foreign language] [speaking foreign language] [speaking foreign language] >> joining us now, nadya tolokonnikova, founding member of the russian protest, our collective pussy riot. and nadya, as you watch that russian television, and of course, since you are listening to the russian tv, you're having a different reaction from the rest of us. >> as i'm listening to, out of the mind, kind of -- bu

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. >> russian opposition leader alexei navalny was transferred to a maximum security prison 150 miles says the prison, the i-kasich's, penal colony, is one of the most dangerous high security prisons in russia, known for torturing and murdering inmates. alexei the volley ran for president in 2018. navalny was poisoned and almost died in 2020. he was evacuated to germany with who received medical treatment for poisoning, and after recovering, he then bravely, it immediately returned to russia, where he knew it would be he would be immediately arrested, and he was. last year, it was sentenced to nine years in prison, on charges of violating his probation, after a reportedly secret meeting with vladimir putin, the head of russian television, a putin propagandist, went on television and watch out to spread a new lie about the war on state tv. russia is just helping in a civil war between russians and anti-russians in ukraine. listen to this. >> [speaking foreign language] [speaking foreign language] [speaking foreign language] [speaking foreign language] >> joining us now, nadya tolokonni

>> it's really important to keep talking about what's happening with alexei navalny.o be forgotten. because you can't actually use your voice, and it's really difficult to communicate with the outside world. the government makes it hard and move you as far away from public eye as possible. what they've just done with alex alexei navalny, they move him from moscow so journalists won't follow him and his family as well. so the more we talk about him, the more we give hope not just to ourselves but also to him. because i think for him it's important for his voice to be amplified. another thing that really worries me right now that he was moved to this penal colony, and i think partly he was moved there because russian authorities did not want to hurt and possibly murder navalny with their own hands, but they would rather it be done by hands of other prisoners, and this is something happening with the colony receiving death threats delivered to me not through hands of government officials themselves but through other prisoners who work for the administration. >> it's such

august 2020, alexey navalny's crisis fills an airport.going to die. he's been poisoned. his underwear laced with a cold war era poison. he spent five months recovering. >> is it your contention that vladimir putin must have been aware of this? >> putin laughed at the accusation. [ laughter ] >> who needs him, he says. but to putin navalny represents the threat of a popular uprising at home he was rattled -- in georgia, ukraine, kirk stan. three popular uprising. let by people he still saw's russian. all of it moved putin to form his own personal army. in 2016, he created a national guard, separate from the military, and under his administration's direct control. its commanding general, victor zolotov, once putin's personal body guard. it's now a massive force, with almost unlimited powers. it can arrest anyone, disup and down any group. , even fire on russians. >> tens of thousands of russians took to the streets. >> the biggest show of opposition to vladimir putin in years. >> national guard troops and riot police were used to stomp them

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so what do you think when you hear that they don't know where alexey navalny is? that's, you know, a huge concern. they could have taken him to, you know, to a place to put pressure on him physically or psychologically, they could have taken him to, you know, a psychiatric treatment facility, which is not for psychiatric treatment. they could have taken him to an fsb location. it is extremely concerning obviously. >> it is extremely concerning. trevor, we appreciate you speaking with us. we're going to continue to follow this path that you are walking as you try to get some accountability and also the plight of these other americans who are in russian custody. thank you so much for being with us this morning. >> he looks great. you gained 30 pounds. 30 pounds is 30 pounds of pure muscle, i'll say that. >> certainly is. all right. "new day" continues right now. >>> good morning to our viewers here in the u.s. and around the world. it is tuesday, jun

i want to switch gears quickly to the russian opposition leader, alexei navalny.sterday to try to see, to meet with him, and they were told that he doesn't exist there. he's not there. so that was concerning. and it was later reported by russian media that he was transported to a maximum security prison about 155 miles outside of moscow, but his attorneys say that they have not independently confirmed that. they still don't know his whereabouts and they are getting increasingly concerned about his safety, jose. >> thank you so much. >>> steve kornacki joins us with all you need to know about last night's primaries plus the results of a special election in texas where a house seat flipped from blue to red electing the first mexican-born republican congresswoman. you're watching "jose diaz-balart reports." alart rep bipolar depression. it made me feel trapped in a fog. this is art inspired by real stories of bipolar depression. i just couldn't find my way out of it. the lows of bipolar depression can take you to a dark place. latuda could make a real difference in y

top putin leader alexei navalny has been moved to a security prison in russia.irmation of his whereabouts and his family wasn't informed that he would be moved. navalny was sentenced in march to two and a half years in prison. he was returned to russia after being poisoned and nearly dying. >>> thanks for joining us. "ac 360" starts now. >>> a preview of thursday's installment which congresswoman cheney said would look at the pressure of the vice president to count

essentially what happened is alexei navalny's lawyers said they went to the prison where he had beenwere simply told there is no convict here by this name at this facility. they said look, he's missing. no one really knows where he is at this point in time. it wasn't until much later in the day that someone from a local oversight committee came out and said yes, he had been transferred to a max imum security prison about 100 miles east of where he was kept before, a very, very tough place. it's known as here in russia, so certainly a lot of uncertainty there. one of the things thet we do have to say, jake, is that this local person from that oversight committee says he's been transferred there. however, navalny's people say they have not gotten any confirmation that is actually the case, and they say look, as long as his lawyers don't have access to him, he is one-on-one, as they put it, with the system that tried to kill him, jake. >> fred pleitgen in st. petersburg, thank you so much. >> turning to the rager battle for eastern ukraine, the mayor of a captures ukrainian town just we

allies of jailed russian opposition leader alexei navalny say he have been transferred to an undisclosed location and they don't know where he is. mr. navalny, seen here in file footage, is serving an 11-year sentence for charges widely seen as politically motivated. his supporters have voiced concern for his safety. record flooding has forced yellowstone national park in the u.s. to close. one house on the yellowstone river was swept away by the torrents. tourists have been stranded by communities in montana and wyoming, cut off after the floods knocked out roads and bridges. dozens of members of a former opposition party in cambodia have been convicted of treason. it is the latest in a number of mass trials that have targeted the cambodian national rescue party. critics say the southeast asian country has been reduced to a one-party state. the democratic republic of congo's military has accused neighboring rwanda of launching an invasion after a rebel group captured a key border town. congo says rwanda supports the rebel fighters. thousands have fled riding in the area in recent months

james: alexei navalny sounded the alarm when they discover he was no longer in the prison where he waserving time. there was no word about his whereabouts. it appears he has been moved to a strict regime penal colony. his allies have expressed concerns about his safety. we have more details. reporter: a big scare for relatives of alexei, his lawyer paid his -- m a visit in the penal town. he has been there since february 2021 after he returned to russia. has press officer describes what happened next. navalny's lawyer was kept there until 2:00 p.m. and was told there was no convict name nal -- navalny. vladimir putin's most dangerous put a goal for was moved to the east. there was no official statement from a russian authorities, but halfway across the planet, there was concern in washington, especially after reports surfaced that he was suffering from several health issues. >> we all on russian authorities to allow him access to his lawyers, to his legal representation, as well as to receive medical care. they will be held accountable by the international community, were anything to b

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thanks very much. >>> in russia, there's new concern for opposition leader alexei navalny. was transferred to a maximum security prison without explanation and maggie rulli has the latest. good morning, maggie. >> reporter: hey, good morning, george. allies of navalny raised the alarm after discovering he was no longer in the prison where he had been serving his sentence. it was only then russian authorities revealed navalny had been transferred to a maximum security prison nearby. navalny's spokesperson says they haven't confirmed this but they called the new prison a, quote, monstrous place even by russia's insane standards. navalny was arrested when he returned to russia last year after he alleges the kremlin attempted to kill him in a nerve agent attack. in the year that followed we've seen the kremlin continue to crack down on his supporters, opposition leaders, and any independent journalists. in a statement shortly after the news the u.s. state called what happened to him a politically motivated arrest, calling for his immediate release, as well as an end to the pers

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alexei navalny announcing that he is facing a new criminal investigation that could extend his currentat an investigator visited him in prison and told him there was a new investigation launched in to charges that he created an extremist group. >>> and in cuba, two are awaiting a verdict after facing a trial on charges of public disorder, defaming the cuban flag and resisting authority. both were involved with activists who are critical of the government's censorship. human rights organizations have called for their release. >>> and at least 106 people have died after heavy rain swept through northeastern brazil. here is what is looks like where heavy rains caused landslides to bury homes built on homicides. a.p. has reported that the flooding has displaced 5,000 people. >>> up next, we'll talk with someone who works with children who have experienced trauma about how survivors of the uvalde shooting will be working through this pain for years. ess. she's getting graded on her green investments with merrill. a-plus. still got it. (whistle blows) your money never stops working for you w

and there's breaking news about alexei navalny has been moved out of his prison.y blinken not warned about that. >> executive editor for news at new york.com, david rogue, thank you for coming on great to see you. >>> still ahead on "morning joe," our conversation with congressman adam schiff. a member of the house select committee investigating january 6. and what he had to say about the upcoming hearings. >>> plus, five states held primary elections yesterday. in our fourth hour of "morning joe," steve kornacki joins us from the big board to break down some of the biggest results and what they mean. you're watching "morning joe," we'll be right back. my asthma felt anything but normal. ♪ ♪ it was time for a nunormal with nucala. nucala reduces asthma attacks it's a once-monthly add-on treatment for severe eosinophilic asthma. not for sudden breathing problems. allergic reactions can occur. get help right away for swelling of face, mouth, tongue, or trouble breathing. infections that can cause shingles have occured. don't stop steroids unless told by your doctor.

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for example, alexey pivovarov received from this company from five to eight million rubles a month. moderators of the navalnyam in dzharakhov. onishchenko from the eighteenth year received 800,000 rubles each. for the implementation of information companies. but from june 20 to july 21. no one else will be remembered, mr. morgenstern also received from yolaps, or this is about 20 million rubles. so there is a serious company a lot has changed since february 24 there is a lot of truth this year, but look. it would seem that the masks have been dropped, we know people who said that they were ashamed to be russians, and they left the country, you can treat this differently. well, at least it's honest, but there are people who do not say out loud that they are ashamed to be russian, but they do everything. so that we are ashamed of the fact that we are russians, here is an example of today for you . this is a book that was published in two 100 thousand copies, it is called summer in a pioneer tie, 2021, by elena malisova, ekaterina silvanova. this book is said to be incredibly popular among teenagers. i read out

for example, alexey pivovarov received from this company monthly from five to eight million rubles moderators of the navalnyarakhov. onishchenko from the eighteenth year received 800,000 rubles each. for the implementation of information companies. but from june of the twentieth year to june of the twenty-first year. no one else will remember mr. morgenstern also received from yolaps, or this is about 20 million rubles. so there is a serious company a lot has changed. since february 24 of this year true, there are many, but look. it would seem that the masks have been dropped, we know people who have reported that they are ashamed to be russians, and they left the country, you can treat this differently. well, at least it's honest, but there are people who do not say out loud that they are ashamed to be russian, but they do everything. so that we are ashamed of the fact that we are russian, here is an example of today for you. this book, which was published in two 100,000 copies, is called summer in pioneer tie, 2021, by elena malisova and ekaterina silvanova. this book is said to be incredibly popular amon

alexei arrestovich. and imagine that tomorrow putin loses, and all this shobla loses, what will happen next , someone wins, navalnynto a parliamentary country in the west, everyone will immediately howl with delight. it’s a pity that we won, it’s russia that wants to be a civilized western country, then we lift sanctions, open accessible technologies. and again. we are buying a business. navalny fills his pockets, buys some restyled scheherazade yacht and starts a war with ukraine well, maybe i give 100%, 101% and the question arises all this under the applause of the west that, finally, we got the kind of russia we need, that is, then there is no russia that would suit the west there is no such russia, you understand the problem is that russia is standing and we russians are a fact that, as it were, which must be overcome in some way, it must disappear. you understand what's the matter. this is russia, ukraine, so to speak, at the forefront, that's how it turned out . the paradox is actually a historical sense, well, the paradox is absolutely creepy, but, but yes, but nonetheless , at the forefront. by the way, p