m stands for mexican mafia. it just shows their loyalty. that's who they're loyal to.me, any time a certain request is done, they go ahead and handle what they're asked to do or what they're told to do. >> something like this is going to help us validate those inmates we take them off the active gp facilities, put them over in the shu where there's a more controlled setting for them. which protects staff and inmates. >> these are the heavy duty inmates that we want to get off the yard, because they're heavily involved in that criminal activity. >> in addition to the prison gangs, the officers in corcoran also have street gangs to deal with, the most violent and unpredictable of all, the bulldogs. >> the bulldog street gang originated in fresno, that group of hispanic population not being from southern california, not being from northern california, they affiliated or they joined together with the intent of not being governed by any other prison gang. >> bulldogs they're not as organized as your other gangs. they don't have the leadership in their organization. their ru

and another thing that i found out about the russian mafia, it is very different than the american mafia, because it is a state actor and works for the russian intelligence. i interviewed a former general of the kgb oleg cuberin who told me that it was another part of the russian government. so when you realize this, this is a horrible security breach. >> and going back to the money laundering through the trump prompts that he provided or the organization provide an outlet for all of the russian money, and the illegal money laundering to happen, and if that is the case, you are able to the find it through the paper trail, why hasn't this been expose and revealed already? >> well, the real estate regulations are so lax a that there is no requirement on the seller to find out where the money is coming, from and the trump organization says that we don't know where the money comes from, and this is up to the broker to determine that, and in fact, it is very hard for me as a reporter, and i don't have subpoena power, so i can't penetrate all of the shell companies, but you can, and there are

it had ties to russian mafia. saw hundreds of millions of dollars going in to fund trump projects like the trump soho. there were other projects as well in toronto. >> one more question, sir, i'm just pushing to get it all in. does this finding in your theory of the case mean that collusion in 2016 was more likely because of a history of relationship, or irrelevant because there's a financial debt irrespective of whether there was campaign conspiracy? >> no, i think it absolutely means it's more likely there was collusion. what's important to understand about the russian mafia is it's a state actor. americans may think of the mafia in terms of "the godfather," the italian-american mafia. the russian mafia is different. i interviewed the head of counterintelligence in russia, actually vladimir putin's boss. when i asked him about the mafia, he said that's another branch of the kgb. so you have all these people tied to the russian mafia in trump tower, in the home of the president of the united states. and i would s

mafia state with all these parties are just a mafia of power would you think government by that well i don't think political parties can be described as the mafia of power by lead to self i think you referred to certain groups of people that control the political party it's now the mafia they'll pull their the mafia of my work has been a term used by by by i am long. you know it's a very it's a way he has communicated easily with a lot of people because he's referring to a lot of things without actually explaining what he's referring to you know i'm not has been described by some you know for being an abstract painting you know each one can understand whatever he wants to understand from his message the norm pejorative way of describing. trope. give us a look a lot of very very different. how different story george and drop it i mean i am going to seems to agree with trump on after he's not a fan of enough to ignore is donald trump. in the third debate that actually it was curious because to agree on many things for trump raising wages in mexico which has been a discussion within the

this was the russian mafia. to get across is the russian mafia is very different from the mafia americans think. so it's a state actor. i asked general klugen, and he said, oh, the russian mafia? that's part of the kgb. they were in trump's buildings. they were living there. this is like a russian intelligence cell in the home of the president of the united states. and i don't think people like that should get security clearances. >> you're talking about donald trump, the president right now. what about vladimir putin? how central is he to this knowledge treasure trove? >> incredibly central. i mean, when you use the term mafia state to describe russia, it's not a metaphor. it's literal. and vladimir putin is the copout -- russian mafia reports to him. i got transcripts from ukrainian intelligence showing that putin was meeting with the most powerful figures in the russian mafia and making agreements with them to siphon off billions of dollars from russia's energy trade with ukraine. >> one to ten, how worried a

the russian mafia is a state actor. russia is often called a mafia state.a, in much the same way the cia -- >> it might seem farfetched to people that the russians would run an operation that would survive the fall of the soviet union and it would go on for years after that, are you giving them too much credit or are they that crafty? >> they are that crafty, the kgb. this started under the kgb, what is a precursor to the fsb. as the soviet union was crumbling, the kgb made plans on how to survive the sur moil the soviet union was going through. one of the ways they did that. they started huge corporations. and a number of those people were trading commodities. now these people came alive again, and you sit -- see them partnering with donald trump. >> why would the russians be interested. at least that early on in 2016 i think we figured out why. he didn't like hillary clinton. >> why would they be interested in someone like donald trump. >> back then he was a businessman, and they approached him as a powerful businessman and that was sort of it, i believe

the guy who indicted the head of the russian mafia. the guy who became the justice department's lead counsel for transnational organized crime and international affairs. the guy who had been part of the team banned paul manafort's patron and business partner, oleg deripaska from doing business with the united states on his alleged ties to organized crime in russia. that justice department official. that guy. is named bruce ohr. and he is the object of conspiracy theories and condemnation on right wing media on a 24-hour loop. and today, pro trump republican members of congress summoned bruce ohr to testify behind closed doors before two republican led committees and then they immediately went out to the cameras to talk to report betters how bruce ohr was a liar and to accuse him of being the rot at the heart of the mueller investigation and the russia scandal more broadly. the "new york times" this weekend profiled his long history in leading american law enforcement efforts against russian organized crime. there is a russian organized

the guy who indicted the head of the russian mafia. the guy who became the justice department's lead counsel for transnational organized crime and international affairs. the guy who had been part of the team that banned paul manafort's patron and business parton deripaska from doing business with the united states on his alleged ties to organized crime in russia. that justice department official. that guy is named bruce ohr. and he is the object of conspiracy theories and condemnation on right wing media on a 24-hour loop. and today, pro trump republican members of congress summoned bruce ohr to testify behind closed doors before two what republican-led committees and despite the closed door nature of his testimony, those republicans immediately talked to reporters how bruce ohr was a liar and accuse him of being the rot at the heart of the russia scandal. the "new york times" this weekend profiled his long history in leading american law enforcement efforts against russian organized crime. there is a russian organized crime element to

the mafia in colombia. in the round it is a criminal organization. that it originated in agriculture with a black man enough on its. import that there are cases and some of them are quite recent of the environment are occupying land and using it as if it were their own until the owners are forced to sell it for a very low price. then of course there's the exploitation of the field workers called capital out of. the market and calabria takes in some fifty three billion euros per year after forty percent of that is from agriculture. before leaving italy we want to meet let me months more young refugee from illegal tensity. he lived in southern germany for four years went to school there and was about to begin vocational training then he was extradited to italy because that's where he entered europe. is substantial and . in there's no future here in adelaide system nobody gets any training in one month nobody can find good work because. he tells us he's been experiencing a lot of xenophobia in italy lately tha

of all a says the mafia is also involved we want to speak with the mafia expert. but we can only meet monies a month ini with police protection and he mafia state prosecutor has been receiving death threats for twenty years she's investigating me and the mafia and calabria. in the ground it is a criminal organization. that it originated in agriculture with the blackmail enough on its. import that there are cases and some of them are quite recent of the environment or occupying land and using it as if it were their own until the owners are forced to sell it for a very low price. now then of course there's the exploitation of the field workers called capital out of. it couple on. the market and calabria takes in some fifty three billion euros per year after forty percent of that is from agriculture. before leaving italy we want to meet lamine once more the young refugee from the illegal tent city. he lived in southern germany for four years went to school there and was about to begin vocational training then he was extradited to italy because that's where he entered

he was investigating the russian mafia there. when she was thrown off the mueller probe, i saw that in a very different way that, i mean, it raised a lot of questions. were they going to pursue trump's ties to the russian mafia or not. >> and when the special prosecutor is looking at paul manafort and presumably if he gets a guilty in one of these trials basically offering paul manafort some opportunity to testify to get a lower prison sentence, is there something you believe paul manafort would be able to reveal about donald trump's relationship to russians? >> absolutely. manafort is an absolutely key figure in all of this. if you look at what he was doing in ukraine, it was a dry run for the 2016 operation in our election. and he was hired by the -- he was representing president -- a putin puppet. he has been declared a traitor to ukraine and fled to moscow. and manafort put him in power, essentially to sustain relationships that allowed the russian mafia to skim lots of money from the ukraine energy trade. >> thank you very m

say about the russian mafia without talking about the russian government.d together. >> i interviewed the head of counterintelligence for kgb and he said mafia? it's part of the kgb. they share intelligence with us. i think it's very deeply disturbing when you have russian mobsters laundering money through trump-branded properties, living in trump-branded properties and they're living in the home of the president of the united states. >> let's unpack that very learly. what is -- you're saying what donald trump's connection to the russian mafia is they used his properties as ways to launder money from the post-soviet era, to essentially take money out of russia and put it into cash buying condos? >> right. the demise of the soviet union there were enormous amounts of flight capital. it is a mafia state. that goes all the way to the stop of vladimir putin. he is the top. they were essentially seizing all natural resources of russia and pumping it out and they needed to launder that money. there's no better way to launder vast sums of money than real estate. a

the russian mafia where they targeted, this is quite a claim.ence to back that up if this was a plot that started decades ago and now he is in the white house. >> i went back to the beginning, trump said he has zero contacts with russia, and i believe he was off by at least 59 people, that's how many i found. it started off as a money laundering operation. a man with the russian mafia met with trump in trump tower, and he came in with $6 million and said i will buy five condos. that event was typical of at least 1300 such purchases of trump properties in that they were all cash and they were bought by anonymous shell companies. and he is completely indebt ed. >> you're saying this is where it has all began. the press conference that we sasaw in helsinki. so you point out in your book that we know about the allegations, ta one of your sources talks about it but has not seen the material himself. >> i think a lot of it is just hiding in plain sight. they bought him and they own him. he would not have had a successful business career. america will

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the fbi is well aware of how the mafia deals with threats. here is the suggestion they have for how to deal with it. let's see. this is an agent requesting bureau permission to prepare the following anonymous letter, xerox copies of which will be mailed to the same teamster locals. here is the letter. dear union boss, i am the loyal union man who wrote you around the end of january and i have more news for you. you will remember that i told you then that i heard from my communist brother-in-law's the leaders in his party have been in moscow and they came back planning to get rid of the hoodlums in this country. i was talking to my brother-in- law a few nights ago and he asked me how things were going at my teamster local. i said okay. he said he knew there were a lot of gangsters in my union but things would be changing for the best shortly. he told me in february some of the leaders from his party were meeting people from other countries and it came up again about how his party is going to clean up the gangster controlled unions in the unite

the mafia, as we know it, in this country? is. >> absolutely.ng about people on the fbi most wanted list. people who have been indicted for money laundering and convicted. and i go back to 1984 when a man went into trump tower, put down $6 million, that's the equivalent of $15 million today, in cash, and said, i'll take five condos. and he was effectively laundering money, according to the state attorney general of new york. you hear all this talk about revoking national security clearances. if there is one man who would never get a security clearance in a gazillion years, it's donald trump. one thing, you have to show your tax returns. but having more than 30 years of laundering money, his real estate has laundered hundreds of millions, actually billions of dollars for the russian mafia. >> now, engaging there this kind of connection, and you put a lot of this in your book, let's assume everything in here is iron clad true, would you then argue that the russians have such compromising evidence or such compromising situations that it impacts his

the fbi is going to send suggesting that the communist international will be targeting the sicilian mafia. which writes, involved in things like the teamsters union, this is a lie. here's what the fbi says, with respect to the above letter it's a fact that three leaders of the communist party usa were in budapest hungary to attend an international consulting meeting of communist and workers party. and account of their scheduled attendance. two of these three leaders have returned to the united states. however, the information in the letter that in hungary it came up again about how his party is going to clooe clean up the gangsters has no basis in fact.

i did get close to the russian mafia.ne of these moments where you realize i said what's your problem with trump? he's been laundering money for you guys for years. and they just made fun of him. they thought he was sort of pathetic. they referred to possible come promont they had on him and didn't think of him. >> are they ready to act? >> sometimes it's best with held to use pressure, but i think it's interesting to look at the case of the prime minister of hungary who did a complete 180, complete about face became very much a putin puppet. this is in the book, i talk how the russian mafia appears to use come proemt on him and he did a 180. >> we only scratched the surface here. it is out now. craig unger, thank you splump for being with us. appreciate having you. >> thanks very having me. >>> paul manafort's fraud trial. we'll go live to the courthouse when "morning joe" comes right back. fidelity is redefining value for investors. introducing zero account fees for brokerage accounts. and zero minimums to open an accou

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those two were helping your the british intelligence services with information about the russian mafia. that's what they were doing here in other words the people that would high on the list that would want to hurt them would be the russian mafia russians but not the russian got to worry about the screwballs well yeah i mean that was the understanding and there's also been some reporting in europe of it that it's been pretty much wiped widespread there was a story but the same actual same thing that they were actually were doing work for the marriage for the british intelligence committee modoc davies i mean there is a big russian mafia let's face it and but that isn't the russian government all i would say is i think i mean tell me what i was told but i haven't done any reporting on it so i don't know firsthand i know secondhand i've been told by people in america because you ask about it is that is that most likely the most likely they they were known to have been talking to the six and five relevant six or five people that i am i five or six people about what they knew about russian

false documents to provoke a fight between the communist party and the sicilian mafia. the fbi is well aware of how the cosa nostra perceives threats and how to deal with them. this is an agent with federal bureau of investigation to prepare the following anonymous letter. xeroxed copies to be mailed to the teamster local in the philadelphia area. dear union boss, i'm the loyal union man who wrote you around the end of january and i've got more news for you. you'll remember that i told you then that i heard from my commie brother-in-law, the leader this party had been in moscow, the among the instructions they came back with was to try to get rid of the hoodlums. i was talking with my brother-in-law and he asked me how things were going at my teamster local and i said okay. he told me he knew there were a lot of gangsters in my union. but he said things would be changing for the best shortly. he told me in february some of the leaders of the party were in hungary meeting party leaders and it came up again about how the party is going to clean up the gangster controlled

he would not be president without the russian mafia. how involved you think michael coen was?lutely. in my book, you will see that michael cohen has been at the nexus of trump and the russian mafia for a long time. his family owned restau ra nt long time. his family owned restaurant and social club in brooklyn that has been the headquarters of the russian mafia. you will see that he travelled with another colleague on behalf of trump, trying to put up trump towers in moscow, right up through the election. ok, thank you very much indeed for your thoughts. sorry to cut you shop, but we're close to the end of the programme. there we are, we're getting an idea about the white house strategy: paint michael coen is alive. it is a strategy they have followed before. donald trump is going to come out fighting. you heard it last night when he was speaking in west virginia, one of the states they gave him one of his biggest victories in the country, and you have heard it during the course of this programme from supporters of donald trump who say that they believe the president is innoce

i mean, the fbi knows what the cicilian mafia does, the effort is to provoke the mafia to retaliate against members of the cp u.s.a. there is no evidence that that actually works. it's not for lack of trying. cointelpro is also used to attack noncommunist party members, a minister who circulated a petition against the house on american activities committee. the city council campaign of a lawyer who defended people prosecuted under the smith act. the fbi a seems to sink his political campaign. this is not surveillance of violent threats, this is something different. the fbi will also then target the civil rights movement for african-american rights in the years leading up to a formal cointelpro which is cointelpro black liberation movement begun in 1967. the fbi began investigating the naacp for communist links as early as 1941, finds nothing, nonetheless attempts to get the naacp on to a list of sub verse sieve organizations in the '50s. martin luther king jr. and the southern christian leadership conference are investigated for communist party links between in the late 1950s. here are the

. >> the russian mafia is an a adjunct. >> he may be the wealthiest man on the face of the planet. >> a particular type of mark. they go after someone with business resources, shady morals, and political connections or aspirations. i have just described donald trump. >> putin realizes that if we're divided as a nation, we cannot protect ourselves from threats within and without. >> you have the biggest intelligence brief in the history of the world. >> joining me now is jack brian, the actor, writer, and producer. obviously the russia story to an extent has dominated headlines for the last 18 months. >> i think what we can contribute to the conversation is the role of the russian mafia in this and lauparticularly the role of a man that is connected to putin and a lot of the money going into the trump organization, and the money going into manafort for many years. he runs the russian and ukraine gas trade. he is the money laundering king ping. he was on the fbi's most wanted list for awhile. and she a very powerful guy in a lot of the russian money that is flowing out of russia and int

the fbi knows what the sicilian mafia does. the effort to provoke them to retaliate violently against members of the cpusa. there's no evidence that this actually works by the way. it's not for lack of trying. also used to attack not communist party political opponents. for example, members of the congregation were against them. they were prosecuted under the smith act. attempts to smear him to sink his political campaign. this is not surveillance and violent threats, this is something different. the fbi will also then target the civil rights movement for african american rights in the years leading up to a formal movement. they began investigating as early as 1941 and finds nothing. nonetheless, attempts to get them on to a list of subversive organizations in the 50s. martin luther king jr. in the southern christian leadership conference were investigated for communist party links. here are the things that prompt that. he gave a speech at the highland folks school. the social justice leadership training school accused of being

. >>> comments about the friends and associates causing some to compare him to mafia boss. ♪ [ coughs♪ [ laughs ] ♪ whoa, whoa, whoa. your one item would be the name your price tool? it helps people save on car insurance. why wouldn't it save me? why? what would you bring? a boat. huh. >>> it's called flipping and it almost ought to be illegal. >> if you're a rat, then biggest [ bleep ] in america. >> i know everything about flipping, everything's wonderful and they get 10 years in jail, and flip on the next highest one is, or as high as you can go. >> always keep your mouth shut. >> the president is using vocabulary on mafia movies. joining me now, mark land letter, author of that article. it is a great article, talk about the message the president is sending with his particular choice of words. >> well, it's almost as if he's narrating his own mob movie. you saw in that interview with fox where he gave that knowing definition of what flipping is, and how he's known about flippers for 30 or 40 years. he's also tweeted about the fact that he doesn't believe liz white house council cou

mafia, the oel go, russian organized crime, the russian government is pretty much the same thing. it's not that hard to understand it's all one big thing. there's been a considerable amount of time and effort put in largely from the department of justice and i think law enforcement to try to figure out what these oligarchs are doing, specifically what they're doing that might violate u.s. law. none of these oel garks, it's interesting that some of them most closely soernlted with -- associated with orr and others, are playing roles in paul manafort's cup young case and have ties back to the trump organization. there was a long hard look by the u.s. government. there continues to be against the russian oligarchs. there's a lot of interest in u.s. government as to who knees guys are, what they're up to and what they're doing. i would argue that there's an inordinate interest hon o the part of president trump on bruce orr because he's an expert about precisely this group of people who has really, i think, been in contact with and perhaps helped this president's throughout his career

that is the mafia view of flipping. okay.d this: never rat on your friends and always keep your mouth shut. donald trump or -- >> look at me. never rat on your friends, and always keep your mouth shut. >> at the beginning of trump's worst week, he did write a tweet calling john dean a rat because the president -- because john dean decided to tell the truth under oath about president richard nixon. no one in government called john dean a rat then. everyone in government thought john dean was doing the right thing for the country by telling the truth. not donald trump. donald trump seems to have learned his ethics from his father, who was arrested at a ku klux klan rally and later charged by the federal government with civil rights violations in his real estate business and donald trump apparently is a believer in the morality of the mafia. >> yes, always, godfather. >> that is the scene james comey describes in the white house when the president sat him down alone and asked for his loyalty and when donald trump didn't get jame

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we won't allow those colombian mafia to steal one more leader of four pets will no more. than this whalen's have until the end of the month to register their cars for an unspecified amount of subsidised petrol before prices go up dramatically for everyone else in theory this would put the lucrative black market out of business but there's a problem. you can stop the government controls the members of the national guard stationed on the border patrol contra and allow tankers to cross the border that night. venezuela could certainly benefit from cracking down on corruption on its side of the border and selling the petrol it's been losing at international prices just as necessary to finally seem serious about raising prices at the pump. we don't know how much it's going to cost or how much will be rationed that generates confusion uncertainty and. historically raising the price of petrol has been a controversial and explosive issue in venezuela. yet even the most skeptical admit the giving away petrol is less of a gift than the symbol of an economy in freefall. interested to

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he needs the fbi agent until somebody can about this russian mafia boss. if you find anything else interesting in your case is coming you've got my phone number. here's your car. christopher steele had a client at the time in the world of soccer. it didn't come out. but the client was england. to win the 2018 world cup for here in the 2018 world cup, england doesn't have the world cup in 2010. he had been hired with england's finding not small amount of money. it's a huge deal for them. they held a 66 cup at the birth is a soccer. and when they cover all the bases they hired a bunch of different intelligence types and gather information about their competitors, and because they know he knows about russia. he's gathering information and gets really ominous things from his sources about russia rose up to. they don't seem to be playing fair in their attempt to win the world cup. he hears about potential brides and the people getting involved that are oligarch betty said putin. the fact that putin is famously not a soccer fan, a hockey fan is not interested, s