that's it. >> meet boris nemtsov.estaurant was kind enough to take us in, but the chef is a brit, so maybe he has less reason for worry. >> critics of the government and critics of putin, bad things seem to happen to them. >> a known enemy. >> he had a bout of radioactive polonium, are you concerned? >> me? tony, i was born here 54 years ago. this is my country. the russian people are in very big trouble. russian court doesn't work. russian education decline every year and russia needs a chance to be free. there is a chance. it's difficult but we must do it. >> nemtsov ended up getting assassinated shortly after. so, you know, he -- anthony was not shying away in any way from syria's political issues in a place. he embraced all those things. the idea that bourdain would have met with boris nemtsov in russia before nemtsov was killed, that's what bourdain was doing, was looking to tell stories of humanity and oppression. >> i remember asking tony bourdain what would be the bucket list location to a guy who has been aro

the idea that bourdain would have met with boris nemtsov in russia before nemtsov was killed, that'sories of humanity and oppression. >> i remember asking tony bourdain what would be the bucket list location to a guy who has been around the world five times, and he said iran. lo and behold, several seasons later there he was. >> he was interviewing a washington post reporter and his wife. i am at a point now after five years where i miss turn things about home. i miss my buddies. i miss burritos. i miss having certain beverages with my buddies and burritos in certain types of establishments, but i love it. i love it and i hate it, you know, but it's home. you come home. >> are you optimistic about the future? >> yeah. especially if there's no clear deal that it will finally happen? yeah, very much, actually. >> shortly after jason was arrested by the regime and held and i remember interviewing anthony actually about jason, and you know, anthony was trying to speak out forcefully on jason's behalf. it was interesting to see him winding up in the center of political space stations. >>

until the murder of boris nemtsov is brought to justice i don't want this. >> many people don't know those names. they can google them and find find out. but you have 298 lives unaccounted for in terms of who took them. >> we know it was the russians that shot them down. >> a russian launcher. i'm fine with going on the facts. i wish there was more urnlts by the obama administration and this one. but here is what i don't get. i don't get the disconnect. you don't agree with the move. you're like a lot of people around the president you argue he wants to be strong on russia. he has been strong. but this happens and you don't call it out as either a real hypocrisy or just a move that is dangerous and shows that something is amiss somewhere in his motivations. why now? which not more people saying trump should have never said this? this is a mistake, don't do it. >> i don't know the motivations for it. i'm not being called into the oval office to give advice but if i were i would urge him not to do it. if the g 7 should do the same thing they did if the 90s and set up the operation in '