increased 10 fold overnight emboldened by his own success browder began to speak out about a culture of corporate corruption. soon forwarding file of russia's new president but to me of. the 2005 browder was expelled from the country and declared a threat to national security his home intelligent vestment fund was raided and he says a complex fraud conducted by russian officials resulted in the theft of some $230000000.00 it was a scheme uncovered by broder's lawyer surrogate magnet ski whose later death in prison apparently the result of torture gave brown to a thirst for revenge and justice purpose the putin's regime has been to commit terrible crimes in 2012 the united states congress passed the back need skill act aimed at freezing the assets of those suspected of financial crimes and human rights abuses and magnitsky style provisions are being adopted by the european union so russia is a country where a 1000 individuals have stolen all the money bill browder multimillionaire investor turned anti putin activist talks to al-jazeera. bill bratton thank you for talking to al-jazeera

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and we are joined now by one time friend of sergei magnitsky bill browder is head of the investment fund and capital management which was once the largest foreign portfolio investor in russia he led a campaign to punish russian officials for magnitsky death and later lobbied the u.s. congress to pass the magnitsky act he joins us from london bill thank you so much for joining us this afternoon we know that magnitsky he was your lawyer when he said that he uncovered this massive fraud by russian officials you've been fighting for justice in his case is this what we have seen today justice well i wouldn't describe this verdict as justice per se but it's a big vindication for sergei magnitsky his family after 10 years of trying to get the truth out to the world the basically the judgment says that sergei magnitsky was murdered by the russian state and he was tortured he didn't receive a fair trial and that the whole thing and the russians lied about it at every step of the way and this is a very important milestone i would say it's final justice but it's a milestone in the overall campaign

bill browder joining us tonight steve talk about that ruling coming from the european court of humanrights today bill always good to see you would present your time tonight thank you. well it is being called a watershed moment in america's opioid crisis a court in the state of oklahoma has ordered the drug maker johnson and johnson to pay more than half a $1000000000.00 for its role in an ongoing opioid epidemic that's already claimed thousands of lives the judge says that johnson and johnson was motivated by greed and johnson and johnson maintains everything that it did was legal the oklahoma case is the 1st of its kind to go on trial that could be a model for litigation in other states he's probably impeded boxes son austin is one of $6000.00 spill a to have died from an opioid david ace since the start of the millennium a promising american footballer he died in his prime. austin was living a nightmare then nightmare at prescription drug abuse now the 1st of thousands of lawsuits aimed at toting manufacturers and distributes his 2 accounts has made it through trial cleveland count

congress to pass the magnitsky act bill browder joins us from london good to have you on d. w. bell i know that magnitsky was your lawyer when he said he uncovered massive fraud by russian officials so what do you make of the verdict from the european court of justice today. well 1st and foremost this is 10 years in the coming magnitsky family and myself and various other friends of sergei magnitsky have been fighting for justice for 10 years and so it's nice and it's a big vindication for his family now that he's gotten justice 2nd and more importantly the russian government has been lying and spreading propaganda about sergei magnitsky during this 10 year period trying to change the narrative of what happened to him and this unanimous decision by the european court of human rights that completely destroys the russian government's narrative and basically says that the russian government murdered surrogate magnitsky and that's a very important. court finding from the european court for human rights what consequences does it actually have for russia though bill. well the main co

lawyer the lawyer who uncovered how russia was stealing money from investors since magnitsky death browder has but a campaign to stop russian fraud he lobbied the u.s. congress to pass the magnets get back to joins me tonight from london but it's good to see you again on the show russia has ignored all the rulings by the european court of human rights which i'm sure you are aware of do you expect it to treat today's ruling any differently. well though the ruling is is significant most significant in the words that are in the ruling as opposed to what the consequences are the words in the ruling are very explicit they say that russia effectively murdered sergei magnitsky after torturing him and completely not giving him a fair trial and doing all sorts of other illegal things that's what the ruling says and and the reason why this is so important is not for the 34000 euro judgment that the family gets that's that's effectively de minimus and beside the point what's significant about this is that vladimir putin has hated the magnitsky act the the piece of legislation named after sergei magni

lawyer the lawyer who uncovered how russia was stealing money from investors since magnitsky death browder has led a campaign to stop russian fall he lobbied the u.s. congress to pass the magnets kyak he joins me tonight from london but it's good to see you again on the show russia has ignored all the rulings by the european court of human rights which i'm sure you are aware of do you expect it to treat today's ruling any differently. well the ruling is is significant most significant in the words that are in the ruling as opposed to what the consequences are the words in the ruling are very explicit they say that russia effectively murdered sergei magnitsky after torturing him and get it completely not giving him a fair trial and doing all sorts of other illegal things that's what the ruling says and and the reason why this is so important is not for the 34000 euro judgment that the family gets that's that's effectively de minimus and beside the point what's significant about this is that vladimir putin has hated the magnitsky act the the piece of legislation named after sergei magnitsky

browder is fired by idealism in the faces daily disillusionment here he's betrayed by one of his closest associates can get your. key. voted out of the organisers from. the office on rock. look. because of. the locals would definitely like pizza and sustain what we're more. in front of. the congo has become his home over the past 30 years now he has to return reluctantly to germany. the others struggle to every day with the question of whether they should stay. and whether their development aid helps or makes things worse and whether they have the strength to carry on. and the director of the film joins me now now stefan this was your 1st major feature and you chose to make it in one of the most difficult countries in the world why well it started with a friend of mine who is also in the film we've known each other for a long time and he started working there and doing his research then started telling me. about. how difficult it is for him to struggle with his own role. of being in the position of power of bringing money from europe and. kept telling me about this and i found it very fa

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education classes, we are taking more of a leadership role and have sisters that can shoot as well as browder'sshoot as well as brothers. they are not sitting at home with babies. they are out there. they got the babies without us. -- with them. [applause] they are out there in the community doing fieldwork, and even going down to the sexual level, whether the women are supposed to do so for the cause of the revolution, et cetera. and sisters of the movement on the united front against fascism, i hope they follow the example of the vietnamese women. [applause] >> all power to the people. power to the people. right on. narrator: revolutionaries cry, all power to the people. the people want, the people will take, but the people they refer to are themselves, the conspiracy, the revolutionaries, the tiniest minority in our country. >> i think sister roberta, another beautiful sister. sister carol henry. >> clearly joined between the pig oppressor and the people. narrator: niekro children participate in a free breakfast program sponsored by the black panther party. these are pages from a notorious b

instead, browder ran for president and his slogan was defeat landon at all costs.f your slogan was to defeat landon at all costs, you should have voted for roosevelt. i know the communist party was not the cause of roosevelt's victory, but that was an example of how they tried to influence american politics. in 1948, the communist party supported henry wallace's bid because of the opposition to harry truman's anti-soviet foreign policy. worked closely in the political campaigns in 1976 of brown, buton, jerry he also tried to gain influence in the ford administration. for example, he was cozying up to ron nesson, florida's press secretary, sending him -- for to ford's press secretary, sending him gifts. host: let's go back to how we carr -- howie carr. he has a piece talking about former senator ted kennedy and talks about a 1983 memo found in 1989 when the soviet union collapsed and the kgb digitally opened up its portfolio. , explain what that is about in the connection. guest: by this time, carr was dead and 20 was serving as an ny wasediary -- tun serving as an