the magnitsky act seized the overseas assets of more than 60 people who abused human rights in russias this is why he was poisoned by kremlin assassins. >> i was in a coma for about a month the first time this happened in may of 2015, with a multiple organ failure. and as the doctors in moscow were telling my wife, with about a 5% chance to survive. and after i came out of that coma, despite all the odds, i've literally had to learn everything anew. >> you had to learn to walk again? >> yeah. >> you had to learn to eat again. >> it's amazing how fast the human body just loses everything, just loses all the strength and you just have to strt anew. >> two years later he was poisoned again. this time, 2017, he rehabbed in the u.s. his wife and three children live in the states, and kara-murza has permanent resident status. but once he recovered he returned to russia. >> you were safe. >> how could i not go back to russia? i am a russian politician. a politician has to be in their own country. how could i call on my fellow citizens, on my fellow russians to stand up and oppose this dictat

until now we have basically played second fiddle almost all the time, starting with jackson vennick, magnitskyy bright, but unfortunately, short moment when the russian federation introduced counter-sanctions on agricultural products. measures to support agriculture, which did not allow the ideas of the central bank into the area of ​​financing agriculture, but well, still, one of the elements in the development of this policy was precisely counter-sanctions, now we have started. the program or today's program with a question about great britain and those actions that the russian foreign ministry and the russian government took in relation to the british, as if diplomats. the thing is that great britain, as far as i can judge, is a rather weak link in the chain of allies of the united states, in 2013 great britain clearly let the united states down when they were preparing to strike syria, i will remind you that then david cameron , on a completely fictitious occasion, announced that great britain would not participate, that is, a vote was invented in the house of commons, which did not take p

considered the most successful regime shaker in russia, since it was he who was able to push through the magnitskyact in the united states, which introduced personal sanctions against a number of officials. russian federation. he is invited to an international conference of russophobes, he constantly speaks in the us congress, the agenda is the same. everything is bad in russia, it needs to be changed. as a russian citizen , i have little to be proud of in my country in recent years, in recent times. koromurza has achieved serious success in the anti-russian arena. he has access to many high offices, and not only in the us. for example, while in russia, he dropped in for a chat at the latvian embassy. and here, without any inspections, his car enters the territory of the lithuanian embassy. opposition activist kara murza did not like to talk about meetings with european diplomats. was there some kind of meeting? well, let's talk about it, why don't you answer the question. his friends, foreign diplomats from 24 countries, answered for him. they came as a group. estonia, germany, canada, denmark, s

needed, additional metal is needed, all this needs to be done additionally somewhere in leipzig, at magnitskyich means ore needs to be produced, it needs to be mined and so on, paint, well, off we go, which means that all this drags industry along with it, but at the same time it drags prices up, huge prices for metals. by the way, medvedev said, i should him, well , let's now listen to dmitry anatolyevich, so that you continue, dmitrievich, there is no very simple solution here, like kicking everyone out to hell, it's impossible, because the country should still have a variety of labor resources, on the other hand, everyone who comes should live by our rules, they should feel like part of the country, if they came to us or... a migrant who came here, he doesn't need to become a citizen of russia, he doesn't need to drag his family here, but there are examples of different countries where all this is brilliant. there are corruption schemes, if the respected alexander ivanovich bastrykin wasn't angry at the duma there, but just quietly and calmly told his investigators investigate and bring th

fact that the front of the hybrid war is all. played as number two, starting with jackson vennik, magnitskyortunately, short moment when the russian federation introduced counter-sanctions on agricultural products, well , first of all, european countries, and one of the consequences of this was that in 10 years russia has become an agricultural superpower, now russia's position on the world market is absolutely dominant, therefore, fortunately , because measures to support agriculture were implemented, which did not allow the ideas of the central bank into the area of ​​financing agriculture, yes, yes, but still, one of the elements in the development of this new policy was precisely counter-sanctions, now we began the program or today's program with a question about great britain and those actions that the russian foreign ministry and the russian government took in relation to british, as if diplomats, the thing is that great britain, as far as i can judge, is a rather weak link in the chain of allies of the united states, in 2013 great britain clearly let the united states down when they