came from you know in two thousand and twelve the united states supported a rogue businessman bill browder. you know he's a lawyer a dyed in the russian prison and brawled it turned it again. there's a even dole there is an excellent documentary. going out on the internet on you tube but you have to look for it because browder and his people having it taken down left in just a few words you know bro they came to russia in the nineteen ninety s. with four to six meters is money he left russia in two thousand and five with two billion you know he you know paid taxes on the well paul matter for what is now being investigated for known play in texas on that and wallace which out von thought wasn't all of them won't that bill brought about by bill browder shared his u.s. citizenship. so now we have. facing a possible sentence of three hundred years and broadly shared a lot more of them that. i'm not a careful here you know that it's stick with the turkish theme here because i think you know i brought up with alex here this is like a looming briggs it i mean everyone is a very difficult person t

texas on that and wallace which out von thought wasn't there won't that be able brought about by bill browder shared his u.s. citizenship on time so now we have. facing a possible sentence of three hundred years and broadly shared a lot more than that. i'm not a lawyer so careful here you know that it's stick with the turkish theme here because i think you know i brought up with alex here this is like a looming briggs it i mean everyone is a very difficult person to work with ladies but he's certainly sending very strong signals that he's not happy with the status quo most he has. never ok to be part of the european union he's beginning to see is up he almost got into a shooting war with russia we should forget about eighteen months ago they patched this one over very nicely mr putin forgave him for god. but the problem is if you look at russian policy russian economic policy russia has been able to defy the empire because they have been had they've had a very careful and very conservative domestic policy turkey has not the leader is forming like a rock. turkish business is very heavily indeb

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you were one of the four senators who cosponsored this act brought about by hedge fund manager bill browder after he uncovered a horrific crime in the russia. >> that was magnitsky -- >> sergei magnitsky. he was murdered in prison, to sense my at the behest of vladimir putin at the time. the magnitsky act, that's an act of congress, and it is now law, right? >> right. liz: we've heard that these russian lawyers have tried to come in and meet during the campaign -- >> yep. liz: -- with some of the -- >> there was a meeting at trump tower. it was all about the magnitsky act. they responded to the act by banning adoptions by americans of russian babies or infants. and the woman who was at that meeting claimed that she wanted to talk about that but, of course, they also said, apparently, she had dirt on hillary clinton that could help the trump campaign. liz: but she wants the magnitsky act lifted. >> right. liz: that was her focus. >> right. liz: this would take an act of congress. do you ever forsee that happening? -- foresee that happening? >> i don't. there was very bipartisan support. very

joining me now is bill browder, the man responsible for the magnitsky act. name from last month's helsinki summit when putin singled out bill browder during his joint press conference with president trump. also russian dissent, vice chairman of the pro democracy group open russia. this is not a topic the three of us noernlally tarmally talk abo think it's important to understand a new angle to john mccain. bill, when you were looking to get the magnitsky act first passed, you gravitated to john mccain because you thought his history, having been tortured, as was sergei magnitsky, might make him a natural ally. >> in order to get a law passed in washington, you need a democrat and you need a republican. senator benjamin cardin, democrat, agreed to co-sponsor the bill and he said find me a republican. so i looked down the list of republicans and john mccain's name just jumped off the list. he had spent five years being tortured in a vietnamese prison camp. i thought if there's one person who would sympathize with sergei magnitsky being tortured for 358 days in