what did citizens united do? it opened the door to unlimited amounts of dark money to manipulate our political process. what kind of democracy do we have? we have a liberal democracy which protect individual rights and the right to equally participate in the political process. two equally elect our representatives, , influence politics, hold our government accountable. usually these twin pillars of democracy reinforce each other. sometimes they conflict and the suppose it right to unleash unlimited sums into our political process is one of these times. that is because money allows for an equal influence. it crowds out the average citizens voice and it permits some mega- donors to an a oud access to our elected officials. okay, so what should happen when rights and democracy, conflict? which should take precedence? it has to be democracy. why? because rights serve democracy and actually rights cannot be meaningfully protected except in a true democracy. lots of countries have rights but they were only meaningfully

before citizens united.corporations like end citizens united were prohibited from advocating against candidates that it opposed. before citizens united pacs could only accept $5,000 from donors to support or oppose candidates. so, there by limiting how much they could seek, it doesn't undermine democracy, it makes it better. thank you. >> thank you, eric. next up is char and it cost undermine democracy and tell us why. >> in cryptocurrency, sam bankman-fried, the public could see behinded ftx's of dark money spending and they could see executives in their 20's stealing money from customers and taking corporate funds and spending it in american politics. two ftx executives have pleaded guilty to this elab rad scheme which included $100 million in illegal corporate funds that went into the 2020 and 2022 elections. because the u.s. marshalls are now clawing back the political expenditures as fruits of crimes, the public can finally see which politicians and which groups were supported. we know that it ftx went

absolutely right, especially since in the united states there are at least 50 more of our fellow citizens were arrested, usually in third countries, usually on trumped-up charges, so naturally, we need to work hard to bring everyone back those who are there absolutely on fictitious reasons. i also wanted to ask about your experience, this is how such an exchange usually takes place in practice, what documents may need to be signed, yes, when relatives find out, and so on and so forth, maybe you can reveal some details? usually? they don’t require you to sign any documents, you’re just an object, not a subject of this transaction, so to speak, the guards come to you and say: that’s it, get ready, we have a warrant from the court, because the americans do that, they issue a warrant, the court - gives orders to the marshals, to pick up such and such a prisoner, send him - to undergo some court decisions for a certain period, and after that, if this ... does not work, return him back, the marshals take you, take your things, and then the stage begins transfer, most of the time you are wearing

first, voting by non-citizens is against the law. second, there is already a requirement under federal law that every single voter who registers to vote in the united states provides id when they register to vote. every single voter does that. and then lastly, it's because the consequences for voting by a non-citizen are just incredibly disproportionate to the potential benefit. people who are here as non-citizens are here for reasons that are not about casting one ballot in an election in which 160 million ballots are cast. and if they do cast a ballot, they are painting a big bullseye on themselves and they will get caught and they will be deported. so there's not much benefit there. georgia, for instance, did a complete audit of their voter list just a couple of years ago and they found about 1,500 people out of about 7 million registered voters in the state of georgia where they could not confirm that they were citizens. and of those 1,500 people, not a single one of them had voted, literally zero in the state of georgia. and so

there are also appeals from citizens, but those that relate to administrative procedures.operation of one window is being improved primarily for convenience and time saving. this is a very convenient form of work, especially for those uh. from 100 to 150 people come; in the first six months, more than 1,300 citizens attended the service; if you look at the yearly level, this figure traditionally exceeds the bar of 20,000. the decoration of the house comes into inheritance after our death, there are no questions for the service, no, no questions, everything suits me, at least everything suits me, in order of priority, no questions, well, about how many minutes will you have to wait, well, i as i understand it, the following... procedures for registering those in need of top-demand administrative improvement of living conditions, an electronic queue system has also been introduced here only for... most likely, well, we’ll sort it out, but we found out that after all , chalski did the repairs for us in a row, that a claim was sent to them, let them do it themselves as if they

exchanged prisoners, as a result of what happened today exchange at ankara airport, eight russian citizens returned to their people, they were exchanged for a group of persons acting in the interests of foreign states, detrimental to the security of russia. this was reported to tsos-fsb. the russian side is completely satisfied with the exchange, this was stated in one of the competent departments. the exchange became possible thanks to the systematic work of the russian government department, as well as foreign partners. noted the fsb. well, we will return to this topic later, now about another one. from under the rubble, partially collapsed houses in nizhny a teenage girl was rescued in tagilei. this was reported to the ministry of emergency situations. the death toll increased to two. a few minutes ago, rescuers found another woman’s body under the rubble. this was reported to the ministry of emergency situations. a task force has arrived at the site where a gas explosion occurred in a five-story building today. led by the minister of emergency situations ilya denisov, an airmobile grou

current project is entitled native citizens.ht over native americans citizenship in the u.s.. 1887 to 1924. david silverman is a professor history at george washington university city, where he has taught since 23. he's the author of several books on native american colonial american and american racial history, including this land, is land. the wampanoag plymouth colony and the troubled history of thanksgiving, which was published in 2019. and thunder firearms and the violent transformation of native america, which appeared under the harvard university press, 2016. he is currently writing a new book about indigenous people and race in the united states. would you please these distinguished scholars, the stage. we will hear their presentations and then will have an opportunity for questions. so do you want discuss what? no. i'm going to sit right there. so i'll be able to see you. excellent. well, thank you so much for having me here today. i really consider it an honor. be here and amongst these scholars and activists. i've alr

he gives civilian citizens to inflict a psychological burden on the citizens to convince hezbollah citizens to stop their attacks, they do not know that hezbollah and lebanese citizens, like hezbollah itself or capable and righteous people, know that war has certain consequences. it has its own and they should be flexible in this matter so that they can respond to brutality and brutality. the modern apartheid of israel must answer somewhere if they keep silent about the eden issue or, i should say, the service they want to do to the sea. iraq will expand this border, israel is following its own doctrine, it doesn't matter if you are arab , you are foreigner, you are persian , it doesn't look at this at all, israel's goal is to expand its border, to expand its territory, apparently , because israel's strategic depth is weak, why because when israel goes, it forms a coalition in order to expand its strategic depth. if there is an attack against israel, according to its strategic life , they should throw israel out of the sea and attack, so it has to form a coalition so that the coalition can

citizen.f the government judge the a lot t to be civilized he or she could be granted unrestricted ownership and citizenship early. as for the remaining undivided lands of the reservation, the governmentnt would purchase this surplus from the tribe keep most of theit proceeds as an interest-bearing account to fund its civilization programs. including the boarding schools. i find it a strange species of cruelty to a forced people to fundg what amount to the kidnapping of cultural reprogramming of their own children. as if to twist the knife further the government's plan was to sell the idea by the time indians became private property holding citizens they would be enveloped by white society and ready to join it. allotment legislation have been in the worksrs for years white reformers concluded the reservations were failing to turn indians into civilized yeomanry. as white economic interests as early as 1876 indian affairs was already questioning and ier quoe height to go civilization is aspossi

and your citizens, of german citizens, but one more important component was added, a humanitarian onethese are russian political prisoners, well, even more, in principle, the west believed that if you change, let's say, a handsome man, she would be en masse, then germany would not have any special issues at all, that's why that you know that angela merkel personally took care of navalny's fate after his poisons. he was treated in sharite, and if this had happened, you see, krasikov was released, along with american citizens, navalny, and several other russian politicians, then this would not have caused any indignation of public opinion, and it was believed that putin was even ready to go for it, there is information that roman abramovich talked to him about it, and putin seemed to be interested in it, but just a few days before that, in an exchange, navalny... died, that is, this it was such a cynical game that we had already agreed on the exchange, in principle, we had decided who and what, but then navalny died, and the exchange was postponed for several months, because then they a

the rest are citizens from kazakhstan, armenia, moldova, turkmenistan, syria, afghanistan. some are going home after a long search for themselves abroad, some are visiting relatives, some are coming here to study and can no longer part with our land and people. some are getting married and using the opportunity to stay forever in the country, where one of the main values ​​is family. and some are coming for work and discover here that very quiet haven, where it is not scary to build a business and a house. people who come to us forever, only from... initially different motives, then they are united by a single desire to become citizens of one of the few states on the continent that has the right to be called sovereign. when it comes to obtaining belarusian citizenship, the question of why we need it is not relevant. after all, we are not calling anyone to become our citizens, it is not we who need it, but they, the people who have felt at home here. the belarusian state is a well- structured system, our territory is compact, our resources and technologies allow us to check

and your citizens, german citizens, but one more important humanitarian component was added, that is, russian political prisoners, and even more, in principle , the west considered that if you change, say, krasikov to navalny, then germany will not have any special issues at all, because you know that... "navalny's fate was taken care of by angela merkel personally, after his poisoning, his were treated in sharite, and if it happened like that, you see, they release krasikov and along with it american citizens navalny, several more russian politicians, then this would not cause any indignation of public opinion, and they believed that putin is even ready to go for it, there is the information that roman abramovich talked to him about this, putin about this..." seemed to be interested, but just a few days before this exchange, navalny died, that is, it was such a cynical game that we had already agreed on the exchange, in principle, decided , who how, but but navalny died and the exchange was postponed for several months, because then they again began to think about who could be inclu

let's observe a moment of silence in memory of the ukrainian military and civilian citizens of ukraine who died in the war that was... unleashed by russia. the armed forces of ukraine captured the largest number of russian soldiers, initially in a course operation, russia has already taken the initiative in the exchange, ukraine is interested in taking it for the first time. a line of seriously wounded and defenders of azovstal, what lengths will russia go to in order to return the kadyrivites? meanwhile, in donetsk region, the russian army is closing in on pokrovsk, the local authorities are asking residents to collect their belongings, and the western media meanwhile are describing the details of the undermining of the northern streams and placing responsibility on ukraine. how does this affect ukrainian-german relations? this is morning freedom, my name is bohdan lugunov. we begin. ukrainian forces suddenly established control over a settlement in the yakur region of russia. this is reported the ukrainian deep state monitoring project. it is located approximately 5 km from the borde

and seven russian citizens. at the same time, before this, separately in the us administration emphasized that this exchange in no way signifies any change in russian-american relations, it does not mean that relations between moscow and washington will warm up, and nevertheless, they really call this deal. calls one of the largest exchange operations in recent years, some even claim that this may be the largest exchange since the second world war, the deal is called historical in terms of the number of prisoners exchanged and the number of countries involved in this process, it is known that at least seven states took part, besides russia and the usa, these are germany, poland, slovenia, norway, russia and belarus, and as you saw, indeed, everything happened at the ankara airport, in total i arrived there. seven planes, two from the usa, one each from germany, poland, slovenia, norway and russia. the first footage, as we saw, was shown by turkish tv channels, but now the wall street journal, whose journalist ge

schobel, as well as a citizen of russia and germany.n lick, who collaborated with western intelligence services, he also went to the west, like a whole host, and against agents and extremists close to the notorious party, convicted mainly under articles of high treason and fakes about the russian army, such as a russian citizen recognized in our country as an extremist and great britain vladimir karamurza, sentenced to 25 years in prison for treason, or former deputy of the krasnoselsky district of moscow, foreign agent ilya. yashino. who else is on the list? convicted for fakes about the armed forces of the russian federation, journalist, tatars of the bashkir service, foreigner of radio liberty alsu kurmasheva. foreign agent oleg arlov, chairman of the board of memorial , liquidated by the supreme court. foreign agent andrei pevovarov, ksenia fodeeva, included in the list of extremists, as well as liliya chanysheva, hermann moizhes, sasha skachelenko, dimur voronin, vadim ostanin. behind each of these names is a criminal. we exchanged

the president met at the airport eight russian citizens and two children who were returned to their homeland. anastasia efimova has all the details. the runway, the red carpet, the presidential regiment, a plane lands in vnukovo, on board of which are those whom, as the president puts it, the homeland has not forgotten for a minute. the head of state personally arrived at the airfield so that right in the morning... now i want to appeal to those of you who are directly related to the military incident, i want to thank you for your loyalty to the oath to your debtor, which was not for a minute, but you were, here . you will all be represented by the state people, we will see you again, we will talk about your future, now i just want to congratulate you on your return home, thank you very much, congratulations, thank you, this conversation continued right at the airport without cameras, journalists and of course, without any cuts, everyone whose path home turned out to be so winding definitely has something to tell the head of state. so, a historic event took place, an exchange of prisoners fr

and processing appeals from citizens and legal entities has been put into operation.ient because a citizen has the opportunity to submit a complaint to any government body that is registered in the system, and we have all government bodies and government organizations present there. in general, electronic methods of interaction are increasingly come to life, which makes the practice of appealing to government agencies much more... we will open, if you take it - a personal appeal, yes, well, i open the first one i come across, i don’t know, olga teschenko, yes, well, this concerns homeless animals, and we also write , this appeal was received literally today , there was no response to it, but as you can see, in their, for example, here on instagram they are somehow careful, but still write directly to the mayor, somehow you know, we they got into it, yeah, well, that is, no one was interested in it, even we windows they opened it, it was nothing, it was absolutely nothing at all, it worked, well, they suffered, this is the very center of vitebsk, once this house with f

the president met at the airport eight russian citizens and two children who were returned to their homeland. anastasia efimova has all the details. the runway, the red carpet, the presidential regiment, a plane lands in vnukov, on board of which are those whom, as the president puts it, the homeland has not forgotten for a minute. the head of state personally arrived at the airfield to directly meet the russians who had returned home on exchange. first vadim krasikov comes down, collected, restrained, the same patriot about whom, apparently, vladimir putin spoke in february in an interview with tucker carlson, whom he shook hands with and hugged today. following hand in hand are the four dultsev family, anna and artyom and their two minor children, and this, of course, is the most emotional scene of the evening. the dulceva couple were arrested in slovenia at the end of 2022, their children were sent to foster families. if it weren’t for the current exchange with their mother and father, they might not have returned, so that anna’s tears and artyom’s smile are like the embarrassment of thei

citizens of latvia came to belarus for a music festival, but ended up in jail. very, by the way, for them, on the social network x, a certain resident of latvia talks about the detention of four of her friends. the video is accompanied by captions, this is how life can turn upside down. be careful and take care myself. another user posts this entry with the comment: we went to belarus for a party and are now shedding crocodile tears. next time to north korea. in general, nothing is really clear yet, but the verdicts have been made. belarus has once again been branded a prison of nations and a dictatorship. now a question, first of all, to the latvian media and take it off, as well as to the latvian foreign ministry, to which they refer. why aggravate the situation, invent something that doesn’t exist or don’t care about these young people, a beautiful headline is more important. evgeny gorin tried to understand the situation. so, on july 26, four latvian citizens entered belarus through the grigorovshchina checkpoint. we were going to a music festival in braslav

citizen. but in the 1920s, during wave of really isolationist movement, not only the numbers of european immigrants dropped, they also the exclusion act to basically became the asian exclusion act. like any engagement with some, any asian countries are not allowed to become u.s. citizens. so it's this whole isolationist and southern were restricted to, weren't they? yes, yes, yes. what did the great depression do to immigration, to the united states? i think in the great depression? what so time when the economic disaster was such as the great depression happened, because before that there were other economic crises to every thought when something like that, people became very fearful, which understandable because you see massive layoffs. you know, people here, u.s. citizens, they struggle to support families. they struggle to find a jobs. so whenever we experience economic crises, cycles like that the isolationist will win the day this you will see more isolationist talk, more populist talk a

and seven russian citizens.he same time, it’s really not in this statement separately, but before that , the biden administration reported and emphasized that this exchange does not mean anything. they were with us, they made bold decisions, freed prisoners who were legally held in their countries, and provided material technical support to bring americans home. in the united states calls this deal the largest exchange operation in recent years, some even claim that this may be the largest exchange of prisoners since the second world war, it is called historical in terms of the number of prisoners exchanged and the number of countries involved in this process, it is known that the deal included exchange of persons imprisoned in seven states. besides russia and the usa - these are germany, poland, slovenia, norway, belarus, and of course, turkey itself, which provided the platform, we saw how today the planes landed at ankara airport, there were seven planes in total, two from the united states, one from germany,

and your citizens, german citizens, but one more important humanitarian component was added, that is, russian political prisoners, moreover, in principle, the west believed that if we replaced, say, krasikov with navalny, then germany would not have no... special questions at all, because you know that navalny's fate was personally taken care of by angela merkel, after his poisoning, he was treated in charita, and if this had happened, you see, krasikov was released , along with navalny's american citizens, several more russian politicians, then this would not have caused any indignation of public opinion, and they believed that putin was even ready for this... to go, there is information that roman abramovich was talking to him, and putin seemed to be interested in this, but just a few days before this exchange, navalny died, that is, it was such a cynical game that we had already agreed on the exchange, in principle, decided who, how, but then navalny died, and the exchange was postponed for several months, because then they again began to think about who could be included in this

also, vladimirich, in accordance with your instructions 13 categories of citizens are defined who are provided with support, including by means of. funding from the federal budget, for these categories the minimum subsidy for the purchase of equipment installation, as well as for the performance of work inside the site is 100,000 rubles. last year 961 million rubles were allocated from the reserve fund. this year 1.57 subjects of the russian federation, including new regions, are provided. during the period , assistance was provided to more than 70 thousand citizens. messages to the federal assembly you also gave an order to disseminate events for additional gasification of gardening associations located within the boundaries of state-owned settlements. all necessary changes and regulations have been adopted in the shortest possible time, and regional authorities have promptly conducted an inventory. today, about 9,000 households are subject to gasification, which is approximately 1,000 snts. at your request, the regions are forming and approving. schedules, according to available inf

citizen on u.s. soil.ntinue to raise our concerns directly with the indian government at senior levels. >> [indiscernible] >> i'm not going to speak to the specifics of the negotiation process. what i will reiterate is what you for the national security advisor site and what i said earlier to one of your colleagues. we called for mark's release on humanitarian grounds and and we will continue to work on that. >> [indiscernible] >> in the context of venezuela, it's important to take a step back. i think first, in the context of the presidential election specifically, we applaud the venezuelan people for their participation in the july 28 presidential election. we know at least 12 million people peacefully went to the polls and exercised the right to vote and that the sum of more of the -- more of 80% of the tally sheets collected, that gonzalez received an overwhelming majority of the votes. the rapid declaration of maduro as the winter comes with no evidence. minutes with -- meanwhile, it was shown that go

there also 3 german russian citizens. one of them is a 19 year old student who has had been arrested when he was still a high school students. and he is also with the other 2 have been accused of high treason and also sentence to a prison terms. and the 5th person is a german citizen who was arrested on arrival in russia because he was found in possession of 6 gummy bears containing cannabis. and he was being a choose of drug smuggling. germany is also home to many who have sought refuge from the russian government. how did these people i'm thinking about someone like, by the classic, off running for your game as well. it is clearly difficult to rejoice in the liberation of someone who was sentenced to life in prison for murder, especially when a judges in germany is said that the murder had been ordered directly from uh by russian president vladimir putin. but this is obviously not the entire russian community in berlin, but looking at part of the russian community, the one that i know many people's 1st reaction was actu

we know that not all of them are german citizens among them. for example, the opposition figure are kind of most uh, but what we do know is that to the he cool k, a german citizen, is also among them. he was imprisoned in bed. our roost for terrorist and mercenary activities. we should take this with caution because and we cannot independently verify. we just rely on what better. russo said, what better was states media has reported about a week. ok. he was sentenced to death in the ruse and that death sentences just lift, been lifted and 2 days ago. and spinner was obviously used rico k as, as the, as at the pressure germany that was released to a propaganda video where he confessed to the negation. but it is very likely that this has been that this has been enforced confession and a brief what about any other gym is that they may be in russian prisons being used potentially as bob kitchen bargaining chips. yeah, we know that somewhere around 20 or 30 german citizens are still held in in russian prison. so at least this is the figure that the

according to western investigators, he killed georgian citizen zelimkhan khandashvili.gust '19 shot him dead in tiergarton park. this character was preparing an attack on a school in beslan. he was involved in preparing a train explosion in the moscow metro in 2004, and also participated in attacks on russian soldiers. in an interview with vladimir putin and tucker carlson this winter, this was clearly discussed. during the event in the caucasus. do you know what he did? i don’t want to say it, but i’ll say it anyway, he laid out our captured soldiers on the road, and then drove a car over their heads, what kind of person and person was he? is this? well, a patriot was found who liquidated one of his european capitals. the west handed over artyom and... the dultsevs to russia, they got off the plane in kaliningrad. the couple were sentenced in slovenia to one year and 7 months in prison for espionage; they spent approximately the same amount of time in custody and have now been released accordingly. exchanged. mikhail mikushin also returned, accused of espionage in norw

, and your citizens, german citizens, but one more important humanitarian component has been added, it is russian political prisoners, and even more so, in principle, the west believed that if you replace, say, krasikov with navalny, germany will not have any special... issues at all, because you know that angela merkel personally took care of navalny's fate after his poisoning , he was treated in sharite, and if this had happened, you see, krasikov was released, and along with it, american citizens navalny, several more russian politicians, then this would not have caused any indignation of public opinion, and they believed that putin was even ready to is to leave, there is information about him... roman abramovich was speaking, putin seemed to be interested in this, but just a few days before this exchange, navalny died, that is , it was such a cynical game that we had already agreed on the exchange, in principle, we decided who and what, but navalny died, and the exchange postponed for several months, because then they started thinking again, and who can be included in this exchange

the story of those detained for four latvian citizens smuggled marijuana. is this your first visit to belarus? no, not your first, and their parents' as well. sleepless night, we have sedatives, we have - what happened, who benefited from the hype on the internet? they are being killed, there was something like that, they said, all sorts of nonsense, which kindled, so to speak, this. so how did it all end? daniel, will you come to belarus again? watch the current interview right now! i can probably introduce myself, yes, i am daniel, a citizen of latvia, also a taxpayer in my country. tell your story, the girls invited me to the vivo braslav concert, which happens here every year, as i understand, i had never been there, so i decided to visit and take the girls, so that they wouldn’t go together, as a support to go as men with them, to take them behind the wheel , so we decided to visit in general this festival of vivo braslav, is this your first visit to belarus, no, not the first, i’ve probably already been here about twenty times for sure... we are from

of germany or citizens of america, and there is a certain priority of national interests and national commitments of governments and them in the first place. here, too, it seems to me that the fact that the west wanted to get these russian oppositionists played a role, like karamurza or yashin, well, to strengthen the russian opposition, the diaspora, so that new leaders appear there against after he died. navalny, by the way, this is a separate question that i wanted to ask you, because russia actually freed, gave up its own citizens, putin's political opponents, and that's who i wanted to ask, and why the west is interested in them, what does it mean to strengthen, what does it mean to strengthen the russian community abroad, they want to train these people to become leaders of the russian opposition abroad later, or why not? yes i think so after all, there is... the calculation is that sooner or later there will be some kind of crisis, a political crisis in russia, and then these people, they will be useful, i agree with that, that suddenly a completely new political situation may

in the photo is a citizen of ukraine, diving instructor vladimir.ng to the german prosecutor's office, it was he, an ordinary employee kiev diving school, found accomplices and went to the nord stream pipelines to set off an explosion. according to an investigation conducted by three media outlets, two other ukrainian citizens, including a woman, are also suspected of committing the crime. after the arrest warrant was issued, the diver vladimir fled to ukraine, german security forces were unable to find the ukrainian who allegedly carried out a global-scale terrorist attack at a strategically important facility, but journalists quickly found him. vladimir received a call from german media, which conducted the investigation. he said that he was innocent and hung up. deep-sea divers also claim that vladimir is a front man in this game. firstly, an ordinary diver without special training simply cannot dive to a depth of about 80 m, especially with explosives, this requires the skills of a combat swimmer, even the most experienced, let's say a diving in

after western governments urged their citizens to leave 11 on, immediately, officials warn the region, wide conflict could escalate, leaving them strand. plus at least $32.00 people are killed in an attack at a popular beach resort. in somebody else capital mortgage, or cottage east, i forget affiliated out ship. bob says to be carried out the attack. the pablo finally asked thanks for joining us. we start in bangladesh were tens of thousands of students under supporters of gathered in the capital duyka to demand the resignation of prime minister shea casino. they blamed the government for a violent crack down on the sand, which left at least 200 people dead in reason to protest against the government job called us as defined. why says put the emotions running high funds of the students on the streets again. now they are demanding that the countries prime minister step down and that the government face try and put a deadly collect down that has good at least $200.00. most of the students and young people she must resign and she must face trial. and not only she has seen her hate cabin

as a result, eight of our citizens finally returned home to their homeland., many were accused of espionage already during the exchange procedure, presumably vadim krasikov was led to the plane in such a special helmet as a particularly dangerous criminal, in general, all this window dressing is a very important asset of the entire west. eight russian citizens detained in the west. now at home, some could remain forever in a foreign prison. vadim krasikov, a former russian officer, was sentenced to life imprisonment by a court in berlin. vladimir putin spoke about his fate in an interview with journalist tucker carlolsen: he is sitting in one country, in the country of an ally of the united states, and a man who, for patriotic reasons , eliminated a bandit in one of the european capitals during the events in the caucasus, you know what he did , i don’t want to say, but nevertheless i will say, he... what kind of person is this and is he a person? well, a patriot has been found, who liquidated him in one of the european capitals, whether he did it on his own i

and your citizens, german citizens, but one more important humanitarian component was added, these are russian political prisoners, ugh, ba moreover, in principle, the west believed that if you replace, say, krasikov with navalny, then germany will not have any... at all special issues, because you know that navalny's fate was personally taken care of by angela merkel after his poisoning, he was treated in the charita, and it is as if so happened, you understand, but they release krasikov and together with it american citizens navalny, several more russian politicians, then this would not cause any indignation of public opinion, and they believed that... even ready to go for it, there is information about it was roman abramovich talking and putin seemed to be interested in it, but just a few days before this exchange, navalny died, that is, it was such a cynical game that we had already agreed on the exchange, in principle, decided who and how, but navalny died, and the exchange was delayed for several months because they then they started thinking again about who could be included in