according to ffb employees, the leak of information took place in the center of moscow in a czech pubhere, as investigators found out, safronov met with czech intelligence agent martin larysh. now the convicted journalist is serving his sentence in one of the colonies of the krasnoyarsk territory, he agreed. during the interview, safronov tried to laugh it off, talking about his foam secrets with larysh. you know, you know what he meets there, because you can smoke there. that’s why, of course, beer is cheap, beer that is imported from the czech republic. then they tell me, you sold your homeland, he says, i say, of course, for beer. after the release of this film , many provocative publications appeared on the internet. the authors of most of them are recognized as foreign agents. so, they latched on to what is a fact. transfer of money to safronov was not proven in court, but the creators of the film did not claim this; they, as it should be for professional journalists, gave everyone the opportunity to speak countries in this matter. the investigator claimed that there was money, s

this goes into environment and manufacturing and in a way -- and legislation -- transform ffb legislationfrankly we did not go into a re-election with. i think he's got a great storty to tell, and my god, i wish they'd start telling it. >> you know, on one hand you have the 47%, right, and cornell knows the numbers better than anybody that i know. but i just -- donna, i am concerned about the fact that republicans seem just unwilling to upset what they believe as the majority of republican primary voters, donald trump's base by criticizing them in any way, shape, or form for fear of, one, that they're driving the bus, for fear they're going to want retribution at the end of it. are you concerned about that? are you concerned about what is going to happen, let's say donald trump is the nominee, that's where it's tracking towards. let's say the supreme court weighs in. are you concerned just about what this could mean for further polarization and what people would do to act on that polarization? >> well, i've been concerned since january 6th and the run up to the 2020 -- in the 2020 electio