oleg deripaska tells rt the truth is that russia did not meddle in the u.s. presidential election and he has proof of that. deripaska is not the only one to have asked or been reported to have asked for immunity from congress and been turned down. michael flynn offered to testify to the senate intelligence committee in exchange for immunity but the committee says no, even after flynn invoked his fifth amendment right against self-incrimination and refused to turn over documents subpoenaed. the immunity was still off the table. and we may just be getting started. political reported this weekend that a number of witnesses connected to the trump campaign who had previously offered to testify before congress voluntarily without precondition of seriously considering whether to withdraw the offer and insist on immunity. politico noting that among the trump advisers who have previously offered to cooperate fully with congress are jared kushner, paul manafort and campaign adviser roger stone and carter page. but as we've seen with oleg deripaska and michael flynn, co

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oleg deripaska. he is a billionaire. and he is also quite close to vladimir putin.vels with him. he's one of putin's favorite oligarchs. when the associated press reported that paul man fort signed a $10 million a year contract starting in 2006 to, quote, influence politics, business dealings and news coverage inside the united states to benefit putin's government, it was oleg deripaska the man who paid paul manafort for that work starting in 2008. and ending who knows when. after that ap story came out, oleg took out an add in "the washington post" and "the wall street journal." he took out the same quarter page ad in both papers saying i demand that any and all further dissemination of these allegations by the ap or any other media outlet must cease immediately.

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i used to play games and i'll take it over, what would oleg do he has a habit, is a russian oligarch setting the corruption they are in different countries he would craft everybody differently. some countries he would know big contract and in the united states he hired bob dole as a lobbyist. that shows us where our weaknesses are. it's a different strategy using different countries. we have a real weakness and accommodation between lobbying and company finance and super pacs in our own cultural acceptance thereof. >> i'd like to add to that regulation. i hate to say it and it is true that, you know, if you're a small business or small bank there's a lot of protecting paperwork that strangles you but what is interesting is people working on behalf of some very large, self interested private interests are using the travails of the little guy as a pretext to dismantle regulations on them that really are in the public interest so i recommend to everyone the book, the best way to rob a bank is to own one. it's about the savings and loan crisis and it is fascinating about the role of effe