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i'm erin burnett. we do begin tonight with the breaking news. america strikes. the biden administration carrying out a mass series of airstrikes in both iraq and syria and i want to show you some new video that we have just gotten in of what's happening on the ground. this is the aftermath of one of the strikes. we understand 85 targets. you can actually see this in the air. you can see the strikes on the ground from this video here and you can hear -- and you can hear it as well as those -- on those impacts. u.s. hitting iranian-backed militants responsible for the drone attack in which three u.s. soldiers were killed and dozens more injured in jordan. according to the u.s. central command, they hit several locations. according to the white house, the strikes lasted 30 minutes. they are characterizing this as successful. i want to be clear when we say that, that would seem to imply their success that they're done, it's nowhere near the truth. president biden is clearly warning tonight that this is just the beginning. a statement that he put out said, quote, our

i'm erin burnett outfront tonight. the breaking news trump appealing to the supreme court, the former president now pressing the nation's highest court to step in and agree that he has absolute immunity for crimes that he may have committed while in office now, trump is appealing this historic ruling by a federal appeals court that says he has to stand trial for january 6. now, remember, that was a scathing rebuke from the three judges. they unanimously batted down trump's argument that he has absolute immunity. and they slammed his alleged efforts to stay in power now at the time, trump railed publicly against the ruling. he called it election interference. but now it is actually a legal document. it is filed and his legal team tonight writes, quote, the dc circuits order thus threatens immediate irreparable injury to the first amendment interests of president trump and tens of millions of american voters who are entitled to hear president trump's campaign message as they decide how to cast their ballots in november.

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thanks to our viewers for watching erin burnett outfront starts right now. >> outfront next, did putin kill alexey navalny to thwart a prisoner swap? navalny's aides making that bold accusation tonight, a russian investigative journalist and longtime navalny friend is outfront with more plus an exclusive kfile investigation revealing an alleged architect of trump's fake elector scheme. brand secret twitter account directly contradicting what he was telling investigators. and a race against time for donald trump. can you get behalf of billion-dollars he now owes the state of new york and 30 the days or less. let's go outfront >> and good evening. i'm erin burnett outfront tonight, speaking out on the verge of a prisoner swap. >> alexey's >> alexey navalny's closest allies tonight is claiming that a deal to swap navalny and to americans for one of putin's most wanted assassins was ready to go. when navalny suddenly died in a russian penal colony. >> now in the booth symptom to putin, navalny with everything putin could never be an putin hated him for it. but why did he kill him? now on t

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i'm erin burnett. "outfront" tonight, out maneuvered. that is how republican senator is describing what is happening to his party on the border bill that right now, is essentially dead on arrival in the house. a border bill that would affect this entire country. democrats are seeing an opportunity and they're wasting no time tonight in piling on. >>. >> it's clear that when it comes to border security, democrats are for the fix and republicans are for the fiction. >> we may have owned it before but now you own it. now you own it because we can fix it and now you don't want to fix it so now you guys own it. >> they're not alone. democrat tom swazy is running in one of the closest watched house races. he says quote, it's a better issue to run on now than it was ten days ago and that is because of comments like this one from house speaker mike johnson just today. >> from what we've heard, this so-called deal does include, does not include, sorry, from what we've heard, these transformational policy changes that are needed to stop the border

i'm erin burnett. "outfront" tonight, biden goes to battle taking on trump in a fight for union votes. >> we now have in large part because of you and organized labor, the strongest economy in the whole damn world. we do! >> now, biden who's speaking to workers from the united auto workers. now it's one of the biggest unions in the country and the union that's given biden its official endorsement over trump, which is significant. today's event though was small and there was a specific and important reason for that. cnn is learning that all day, security was tight around biden. people not able to get close to him, not able to have big crowd because of concerns about protestors who are livid about biden's open ended support of israel. and there's a reason for that security concern. this was the scene outside just moments ago. protestors gathering outside of biden event in michigan and that's not the first time. i mean, just days ago in biden's first big campaign rally of the year in virginia, the preside

let's go "out front." >>> i'm erin burnett. "out front," a fail and shocking embarrassment to republicans and speaker of the house. a much behind vote to impeach the homeland security alejandro mayorkas has failed. four republicans joining every democrat to vote down impeachment. the house speaker, mike johnson, who just four years ago had railed against single party impeachments did not have the votes from his own party to pass the articles of impeachment against mayorkas. he thought he did but he didn't. this wasn't his only failure. right after the stunning mayorkas failure, the speaker brought another bill and they failed to pass an aid package for israel. manu raju is "out front" live on capitol hill. manu, these are back-to-back embarrassing losses for the republicans and most certainly for the new speaker. can you tell me about the drama playing out on the house floor? this is not even up until the final moment how pretty much anyone anticipated this might go. >> reporter: yeah. they had actually expected to be cheering

i'm erin burnett. out front tonight the supreme court front and center. the first case that could impact the 2024 election begins in just hours. the justices tomorrow morning will hear oral arguments there in an unprecedented case that could help decide the entire election. so colorado's highest court, the supreme court in colorado, has already ruled that trump engaged in insurrection and is, therefore, disqualified from the colorado ballot, disqualified from holding the highest office in land. that ruling removes him from the ballot in the state. this is a ruling that will have massive impact and not just in colorado, in the entire country and maine has also removed trump from the ballot even though a temgts to kick trump off on the ballot in nine other states have failed. what this could do tomorrow is set a precedent that could spread around the country even though colorado alone would make history in the election. now one of the attorneys making colorado's case will be at the supreme court tomorrow is my guest in just a moment. in these final hours be

i'm erin burnett and the breaking news tonight. i'm ready to go. those are the >> exact words of a defiant fani willis. she is, of course, the georgia da overseeing trump's election interference case and she took the stand for hours today in a high-stakes hearing, which just ended a hearing that focused on her relationship with nathan wade, who is her top prosecutor in the trump case. >> and it was a show >> trump and his allies, lawyers pride into salacious, deeply personal details and willis his private life. and willis did not back down, turning the tables on them how might feel it's like a woman doesn't have the right to keep our private life private. and i'm speaking on this because there have been all these intimations, you've been intrusive into people's personal lives. you'll confuse, you think i'm on trial. these people are on trial for trying to steal an election in 2020. i'm not on trial no matter how hard you try to put me on trial. >> that is though exactly what trump's legal team wanted, which was to put willis on trial, hoping that i

. >> erin burnett outfront. next on cnn >> new images tonight from the deceased is landers historic journey to the moon with likely just hours to go before it's expected to stop working intuitive machines. the private company which developed the spacecraft, shared these new close-up photos from its epic descent to the south pole region of the moon last thursday here's another post on x, the image captured about 35 seconds after pitching over on its side during the approach to the lunar surface. not the kind of touched down anyone was hoping for, but still the first american moon landing in more than 50 years to our viewers. thanks very much for watching. i'll be back tomorrow on cnn newsroom, 11:00 a.m. easternrn. and of course, back in the situation room 06:00 p.m. eastern, erin burnett outfront starts right now outfront. >> next polls about to >> close in the state of >> michigan, it crucial test in the key battleground state for both trump and biden, john king is outfront at the magic wall plus team trump sta

i'm brianna keilar in for erin burnett outfront tonight, confronting putin, alexey navalny's widow is taking on the russian president slamming putin for his treatment of navalny and the kremlin for not immediately returning her husband's body that could you do shushi? >> he did not have the courage to look him in the eye or even say his name. and now they are also cowardly hiding his body, not showing him to his mother, not giving it to differ according to navalny's team, it will be another two weeks before his body will be allowed to leave russia. yulia navalnaya is nine minute address, was powerful and brave, but it also puts her own safety. it risks. >> she's called on >> navalny's supporters to resist putin, even more fiercely than before. and tonight scenes of that resistance, this is an image of navalny projected on the russian embassy in lisbon. and inside russia, nearly 400 people in navalny vigils have been detained. some of them ordered to spend 15 days in jail according to a russian-based human rights group and while this crackdown is taking place on russian state tv, putin

even more during our winter sale >> erin burnett outfront tonight at seven on cnn >> tonight, republican presidential candidate nikki haley is vowing to keep campaigning against gop front runner donald trump until as she put it, the last person votes. listen >> some of you perhaps a few of you in the media came here today to see if i'm dropping out of the race. >> well i'm. not let's bring in cnn's kylie atwood in haley's home state of south carolina, where the former governors campaigning only four days before the gop primary, there kylie haley went on to say why she is staying in the race tell our viewers what she said >> yeah. nikki haley said she refuses to quit. she's not going to cave. she's willing to take the cuts and bruises to keep her campaign alive, saying that the american people deserve to have a choice, deserve to have their voice heard. and she articulated once again her case that she believes that she is the best younger candidate, the best younger option for the american public. just listened to what she said going after trump and biden for their age in a very sharp way

. >> i'm jim sciutto in tonight for erin burnett and outfront tonight, breaking news. alexey navalny's body now being held hostage tonight. we're learning the conditions that russia has set in order for authorities to release the opposition leaders body to his mother. according to navalny's team, some of the demands include the kremlin wants to volleys body to be transported a moscow on special plane followed by a secret funeral. this ultimatum comes after his mother was finally allowed to see her son's body nearly a week after he suddenly died at a brutal arctic russian penal colony >> you'd actually be trudeau. >> and yesterday evening, they secretly took me to the morgue where they shoved me oleksiy the investigators claim they know the cause of the death, which they have all the medical and legal documents ready, which i saw i signed the medical death certificate >> so it's mercy up at peaceful according to navalny's team, that death certificate says he died from natural causes. a suspicious finding given video of the opposite opposition leader on the day before he

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let's go outfront and good evening. >> i'm erin burnett outfront tonight. we begin with the breaking news. these are live pictures of the house floor. you can see a vote count coming in in just a few moments. the republican led house of representatives is hoping to avoid a second humiliating defeat. they are once again going ahead with a vote to impeach the homeland security secretary, alejandro mayorkas yes so what you're seeing now is an earlier vote. we will tell you as these votes rollover and we begin formerly the vote for the impeachment. it takes place exactly one week after house speaker mike johnson first put the bill on the floor. he lost by two votes, 214 to 16, and it was an embarrassing defeat. tonight. mike johnson is scrambling to save face rushing a second impeachment vote just days after the house majority leader steve scalise returned to washington following his treatment for blood cancer. but that is not the only reason that johnson is scrambling to hold this impeachment vote. now he's frankly racing against the polls closing in tonight,

i'm erin burnett outfront tonight. the breaking news, $355 million for president trump and his business empire taking a massive hit today, the judge in trump's new york fraud trial, just deciding trump must pay 300 good, 54 million to be exact. and then there's interest on top of that that he's also now liable to pay that could add another $100 >> and >> trump has just responded these are corrupt people. these are people that shouldn't be allowed to do the things they do. and they using this as weaponization against a political opponent who's up a lot in the polls for a fine of 355 million for doing a perfect job for having paid back alone with no default, with no problems of course the trial was more than just taking alone. it was about trump manipulating his net worth and lying about it. and it's not just trump who has to pay both of his sons don junior, and eric had been ordered to pay $4 million each and the trump organization cfo allen weisselberg, has to pay $1 million all in it's devastating punishment for trump

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let's go outfront and good evening. >> i'm erin burnett outfront tonight. the breaking news, a deadly mass shooting at the kansas city chiefs super bowl rally, according to police, 21 people were shot and injured. that includes children and at least one person has died gunfire erupting at the end of the chiefs victory parade were more than 1 million people had gathered at least three people are now in custody and under investigation. in a moment, i'm going to speak to the father and daughter. they witnessed the shooting and sent us this video of the father. his name is paul. you're going to meet them in a moment tackling what he says is one of the alleged gunman. so you'll hear exactly what they saw and did here and the video coming out of this event shows an absolutely chaotic scene, as i said, there were 1 million people there. and in this moment, you've got hundreds of people running for their lives. nick watt is outfront live in los angeles to begin our coverage tonight. and nick police just wrapping up their press conference what's the latest about wha

so let's go so good evening. >> i'm erin burnett outfront tonight. the breaking news, the supreme court takes up trump's case, the nation's highest court tonight saying justices will hear trump's argument that he has absolute immunity for crimes he allegedly committed in office in the one-page order. just one page. very clear to the point the court writes that this is the key question that they'll answer quote, whether and if so, to what extent does the former president enjoy presidential immunity from criminal prosecution for conduct alleged to involve official acts during his tenure in office look, nothing matters more than this case before the supreme court. now, this is a major decision. this one pages a major decision because the court could have simply said that it would not take up the case and simply let the lower court decision stand. something that would have been totally standard in a case where three judges had ruled unanimously and very narrowly that trump was not immune. but that is not what the supreme court has done tonight. and the b

. >> erin burnett, outfront tonight at seven on cnn >> $51.80. that is the amount that a russian american woman, a dual national, is accused of giving to ukrainian charity in the united states, and that alleged donation appears to have been the basis for her arrest in russia on it allegations of treason. soon as matthew chance has more tonight on the arrest and the latest on the death of alexey navalny, he joins us now, live from moscow. so first of all, who is this woman and war? do we know about, about why she's being held? >> this is a woman from the united states from los angeles is a us russian citizen. her name is cosine karelina, just 33 years old. she came to russia, back to russia because he's only been a us citizen since 2021 she came back to russia earlier this year in early january to see her family in the city of you, katerina berg. and she was arrested then. and has subsequently been charged basically with treason, which is an incredibly serious center charge here, crime here. and could carry a sentence of up to 20 years now, the fs

. >>> and erin burnett "outfront" starts now. \s. >>> out front next, two major developing stories.irst, the supreme court weighing in, and the justices sending strong signals. the attorney who argued before the highest court to kick trump off the ballot is outfront tonight. >>> plus, no charges in the special counsel's against president biden. his report now raising questions about biden's memory. >>> if it's election night, it's john king night. the winner of nevada may already be baked in. let's go "outfront." >>> and good evening. i'm aaerin burnett. >>> an historic hearing in washington, an idea logically divided supreme court seemingly unified. the reason, of course, colorado is trying to take donald trump off the ballot is because of the insurrection clause and the 14th amendment. they had tough questions about the effect of disqualifying the front-runner. >> we've been told that if what colorado did here is sustained, other states will retaliation, and they're going to potentially exclude another candidate from the ballot. what about that situation? >> well, why should a sin

. >>> erin burnett outfront stars right now. >>> the massive shake-up when u.s. aid to ukraine has been declared dead on arrival. putin welcomes tucker carlson to moscow with open arms. >>> migrant smugglers on jet skis fleeing border patrol agents, making a mad dash for american shores. and tonight king charms diagnosed with cancer. prince harley making plans to be at his father's side. let's go "outfront." >>> tonight zelenskyy's major move could be more than the military commander in chief loses hi job in a massive shake-up at kyiv. president zelenskyy telling italian broadcaster r.a.i., a reset is necessary. coming as putin is trying to court the maga in the united states. in fact, one of the leaders in the maga gop is in russia tonight. tucker carlson there possibly to interview putin, definitely a supportive celebrity. >> reporter: tucker carlson has flown to russia. he sass part acuss ballet, had lunch in a nice restaurant, went for a ride around town, rode the subway. >> translator: he charged a smartphone, and connected to a fast and free wi-fi internet.

i'm erica hill in for erin burnett. the biden administration launching a full court press to counter the damning special counsel report about president biden's handling of classified documents. vice president kamala harris calling it politically mot motivated. >> as a former prosecutor, the comments that were made by that prosecutor, gratuitous, inaccurate and inappropriate. the way that the president's demeanor in that report was characterized could not be more wrong on the facts and clearly politically motivated. gratuitous. >> the spokesman for white house counsel's office echoing the vice president. >> gratuitous comments in the report are troubling. they are inappropriate. >> troubling, inappropriate, gratuitous, words you will hear. the white house doing all it can to portray that report as nothing more than a partisan memo as opposed to a legal document. a document in which the special counsel decided not to charge president biden for his willful mishandling the classified documents. describing him as an elderly

i'm erin burnett not in new york along with wolf blitzer in washington. and we are just two hours away now from polls closing in what could be nikki haley's last chance to prove herself and slow down the trump campaign despite the primary taking place on her own state, right. doubled term, two term governor donald trump is expected to easily defeat the former south carolina governor wolf. >> we're watching all of the so closely right now, erin, south carolina's primary is, you know, is open, which means democrats. and independents in south carolina can cast ballots in the gop race. haley's team is hoping enough anti-trump voters could help push her through to super tuesday, which is on march 5. we have a team of reporters, tracking all of the action that as these candidates are moving forward, we're going to candidates headquarters right now and polling stations all across the state. first, i want to check in with cnn's brian todd he's in mount pleasant, south carolina for us, brian, what are you hearing? what are you seeing from voters there >> will vote

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listen to what one of the opposing attorneys told erin burnett. >> this is the farthest thing from anti-democratic. last time president trump was on the ballot, he ignored the will of 80 million u.s. voters. summoned a mob to attack the capitol during the otherwise peaceful transition of presidential power. section 3 of the 14th amendment is one of the few self-defense mechanisms the constitution has to ensure our democracy remains viable. >> joining us is trump's defense lawyer during the second impeachment trial. i appreciate you being here. a point of fact, you have been arguing cases like this for a long time. not exactly the same, but about access to being on the ballot. you have at one point represented the national democratic party. i'm glad you are here this morning. you say you can guarantee trump prevails. why? >> well, trump will prevail in the case. if civil libertarians have their way, in my view. every civil libertarian ought to support his position. it's a matter of process. there are arguments. whether it applies to a president or vice president since they are not named. whether a

i'm brianna keilar in for erin burnett outfront tonight. breaking news, russian interference, the former fbi informant charged with lying about the biden's business dealings with ukraine is tonight making a stunning admission telling the fbi russia was feeding him false information about the president's son and the president. remember alex zander smirnoff was the republican star source of information into president biden and hunter biden, someone they repeatedly touted as quote, credible and most respected. here's republican jim jordan just weeks ago the most current operating evidence we have is that 1023 form from this highly credible, confidential human source >> highly credible, he says, but according to the justice department, smirnoff, who was arrested last week in las vegas, was quote, actively pedaling new lies after meeting with russian spies late last year. and according to the justice department's new court filing, smirnoff was scheduled to leave the united states just four days ago for a months-long multi-country trip. that by h

>> erin burnett outfront week nights at seven on cnn >> it new cnn original series, united states of scandal. cnn anchor and chief washington correspondent jake tapper dives into some of the most sensational political controversy she's and talks to some of the most infamous political figures of the modern error to dissect the truth from the spin. here's a preview >> so the guy had an affair when was really sloppy about covering it up. he's hardly the first politician to do that. but there was something about this mu, dropping off the grid to see his secret international lover truly shocked people. myself included full disclosure. i was friendly with mark and ginny sanford. i first met them more than 20 years ago when i was covering the south carolina primary my now wife and i watched the super bowl at the governor's mansion in 2004 mark going awol, reading poetry in the bible while on a week long solo hike. that frankly seemed totally believable. so when folks begins speculating about cd possibilities, i wrongly wrote it off as the worst kind of sensationalist journalists and then wh

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. >> erin burnett, outfront week nights at seven on cnn >> the campaign for illinois governor has gotten pretty lively. you've got chicago congressman rod blagojevich. what's that name again? >> lodge a large of each village of which you sure >> rod blagojevich that i first met was youthful he was energetic. he had this kind of maine, a black hair that was super thick and you could tell it just filled with hair product. >> the hair. so i conic and its own, right that it became a comedy staple on every late night show >> so wearing a to it's huge infatuation with all this presley >> his charisma was disarmed but the elvis of >> illinois was itching to lose his colonel parker because despite the many benefits of dick mills patronage, rod was still in his shadow. >> you know, he really became known as dick mills, son-in-law, first. and i know we hated that >> he didn't know how to both be his own man and not let dick nell overshadowed would the only way for rod to survive outside of his father-in-law's machine was to create his own cash flow. so his first step was to hire two of chicago's m

>> erin burnett, outfront week nights at seven on cnn >> there was, a ton of pressure on my colleagueside of the aisle to start in motion, something that would lead to donald trump being able to overturn the election >> by the time georgia state senator elaine apparent attended a meeting at the state capitol on december 3, 2020. joe biden had already been declared the winner. >> she >> wondered why her peers across the aisle had hastily convened this meeting. >> i feared that we were going to be walking into an amplification of disinformation and conspiracy theories. and the day featured boat called the subcommittee of the judiciary to order a sensibly the meeting was called to address allegations of fraud in the presidential election the reality was much darker. >> are you expecting to see members of trump's legal team at that meeting? >> not at all. it was a total ambush and i was livid. >> the election must be vacated and cannot be allowed to stand. >> members of the president's legal team pushed wild unsubstantiated claims some of the most shocking were shown in a video trump's tea

. >> i'm jim sciutto in again tonight for erin burnett and outfront tonight. putin's prized spy plane shot down. this is new video into outfront, which appears to show the moment a russia, a 50 spy plane is blown out of the sky ukraine's air force is taking credit tonight this is a rare and crucial aircraft used by russia to detect incoming ukrainian missile strikes and to help pick ukrainian targets on the ground. >> we're >> now two years into russia's brutal full scale invasion of ukraine. the cost in human terms has been enormous. and devastating many tens of thousands reportedly dead and wounded. charges. a vast war crimes by russian forces. and ukrainian cities in ruins from the beginning civilians have been the deliberate targets of russian air attacks. it remains the largest and bloodiest war in europe since world war ii and it's far from over. in a moment, i'm going to speak with the prime minister of estonia, kaja kallas, her country borders russia is a member of nato, providing critical aid to ukraine amid concerns that putin could spread his war to

i'm brianna keilar in for erin burnett outfront tonight, detained in russia. new details tonight about the thirty-three-year-old from los angeles who is now behind bars in russia charged with treason after allegedly donating just about $51 to a ukrainian charity, her boyfriend, chris van, her dean will be joining us here in a moment. this all coming as vladimir putin is punishing mourners arrested at memorials for alexey navalny with military registration summonses according to an independent russian human rights group, one detain man telling russian media that authorities threatened to break his fingers if he didn't sign the military papers. and that comes as russia continues to gain ground along ukraine's eastern front, one soldier seen here hoisting a soviet victor three flag over a newly captured village after a key victory seizing the eastern city of abdivka. nick paton walsh is outfront live for us in southern ukraine and nick, russian soldiers meeting more ukrainian resistance where you are, tell us what's happening on the ground yeah, i in multiple loc

. >> erin burnett, outfront week nights at seven on cnn >> they've been all kinds of political scandals over the years, but i don't think you've seen them covered like you will this weekend, sunday night at 09:00 p.m. eastern and pacific join jake tapper for the premier of his new cnn original series. because united states of scandal with back-to-back episodes, jake talks with this still defined formula annoyed governor rod blagojevich's served eight years in prison on federal corruption charges. jake also looks at the extramarital affair confession from former south carolina governor mark sanford after his office claims he was hiking the appalachian trail again, united states of scandal starts at 09:00 p.m. sunday night here on cnn the news continues right here on cnn welcome, to all of you watching us >> here in the eyes states, canada, and around the world, i'm kim brunhuber ahead on cnn newsroom, world leaders react to the death of kremlin critic alexei navalny, find out who us president joe biden is blaming directly as news of navalny's deaths settles at the munich security confere

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eastern with erin burnett and wolf blitzer russia is on the offensive. us aid is in limbo and encouraging news is hard to come by as the war in ukraine enters its third year those air raid sirens rang out in kyiv as russia launched its full-scale invasion on february 24, 2022, unleashing the biggest conflict in europe since world war ii >> now this is >> what it looks like now with a makeshift memorial to fallen ukrainians standing downtown, a number of world leaders are in kyiv to mark the occasion, including canadian prime minister justin trudeau and european commission chief also have on their lion ukraine is short of ammunition, but fighting on saying its shot down a russian spy plane that helped guide missile attacks. now that's happening as russia keeps its drone strikes going, hitting a residential building in odessa friday night, ukraine says one person was killed and three others wounded. in russia now claims it's captured about 200 ukrainian troops in avdiivka, which fell to the invaders last week. russian forces say they expect to after about

i'm erin burnett outfront tonight, speaking out on the verge of a prisoner swap alexey's alexey navalny's closest allies tonight is claiming that a deal to swap navalny and to americans for one of putin's most wanted us acids was ready to go. when navalny suddenly died in a russian penal colony now wildly booth symptom can putin navalny with everything putin could never be needed him for it. but why did he kill him? now on the y february 16, i know the answer to that question, and i have neither the flight is to reason nor desire hi. hi, dad will navalny's team says that this was all at the final stage. the final stage of a deal to swap navalny on the night of february 15, the night of february 15, of course, is the night before navalny mysteriously died in prison navalny's team says that russian oligarch and billionaire roman abramovich delivered putin's proposal to swap navalny and the news is coming as navalny's wife is now speaking out against putin no obese pro-putin murder was not enough for putin now he holds his body hostage, mocks his mother forces her to agree to a secret funera