ovd meaning oleg vladimirovich deripaska. has oleg deripaska seen? how do we use to get whole? now, how was paul manafort going to use his position on an american presidential campaign to get whole with some russian oligarch? no idea. this is an unprecedented open question in american history. but he and konstantin kilimnik talked about it a lot while he was running the trump campaign. kilimnik e-mails that april, april 2016, to manafort. "i have been sending everything to victor, who has been forwarding the coverage directly to ovd." victor is somebody who's working for oleg deripaska. kilimnik says to manafort, "i'm carefully optimistic on the issue of our biggest interest. our friend v said there's lately significantly more attention to the campaign in his boss's mind. and he will most likely be looking for ways to reach out to you pretty soon. understanding the time sensitivity. i am more than sure that it will be resolved and we will get back to the original relationship with v's boss." so v is this guy victor who works for oleg deripaska. oleg deripaska is the russian oli

has ovd operation seen. >> ovd meaning oleg deripaska. a has he seen how do we use to get hole? now how was paul manafort going to use his position on the american presidential campaign to get whole with some russian oligarch? no idea. this is an unprecedented open question in american history. but he and konstantin kilimnik talked about it a lot while he was running the trump campaign. kilimnik email that is april to 2016 to march. i have been sending everything to victor who has been forwarding conversation to ovd. victor is working or for deripaska. kilimnik says i'm carefullily optimistic on the interest of our biggest interest. our friend says there is significantly more attention to the campaign in his boss's bond and he will most likely be looking for ways to reach out soon understanding the time sensitivity. i'm more than sure it will be resolved and get back to the original relationship with v's boss. so v is this guy victor working for og he will deripaska. he is the russian oligarch who we think manafort owed millions to at this point. according to these incredible em

he has all sorts of connections, particularly with oleg deripaska. of course kilimnik is also accused of being part of this big massive money laundering experience that paul manafort and rick gates are accused of engaging in over the last decade. so kilimnik was manafort's right-hand man, along with rick gates and now manafort is looking like he's increasingly isolated. kilimnik is in moscow. doesn't look like he's going to be extradited to the united states any time soon, if ever and gates has flipped and the two journalists that manafort reached out to trying to get them to change their testimony, the witness tampering charge that we saw mueller bring against manafort who went directly to prosecutors -- or went directly to the fbi and said paul manafort is reaching out to us, we don't want anything to do with this. so you have manafort now increasingly on his own and he is particularly stung of course by the flipping of rick gates and now it doesn't look like he's going to be able to speak to konstantin kilimnik anymore, who of course was his russi

$10 million loan we hadn't known about previously from a putin-aligned russian oligarch named oleg deripaska to paul manafort. the tax returns for a company owned by paul manafort and his wife reveals a $10 million loan to the company from a, quote, russian lender. a court authorized search of a storage locker in virginia used by manafort revealed documents that show the identity of the russian lender was -- deripaska. misspelled. elsewhere in this fbi affidavit, quote, redacted, redacted, also told the fbi that deripaska helped fund manafort's ukrainian work in 2005-2006 when it began. deripaska isn't ukranian. he's russian and close to vladimir putin. he's only rich because vladimir putin has allowed him to be so. why would vladimir putin and russia and oligarchs there aligned be funding paul manafort for his work in ukraine? why was russia funding paul manafort to do that? what other kind of work did the russians fund him to do? did he still owe the $10 million to a putin-linked russian oligarch when he worked for the trump campaign and offered him private briefings while running trump's

the person they're apparently trying to get whole with was this guy, russian oligarch oleg deripaska, one of russia's richest man with close ties to the kremlin. yesterday a newly unsealed filing revealed that deripaska had loaned 10 million bucks to a manafort business. $10 million. which he presumably wanted back. so just to be absolutely clear, the guy who was running donald trump's campaign during the summer when he was running it for free and the russians were sab tanging the election also just happened to be in debt $10 million to russian oligarch with close ties to putin at the very same time that vladimir putin and his government were working to get trump elected president. for the latest on the investigation, contributor natasha bertrand covering national security and russia investigation and michael isikoff, chief investigative correspondent at yahoo news, co-author of russian roulette". michael, it was always unclear the made whole was ambiguous in two different directions. because the guy owes you money or because you owe him money. this seems to resolve that definitively.

campaign, he was trying to monetize his service by offering private briefings to a russian oligarch, oleg deripaska. we know he was in contact with george papadopoulos, that young aide who was told by a russian agent that the russians had hacked the democratic e-mails before that became public. so one of the questions is did manafort learn about that? did he discuss that with donald trump? did he discuss the trump tower meeting with donald trump? was there ever any other kinds of discussions about what the russians, what help the russians were offering to the campaign. don't forget, donald trump didn't use e-mail. so for mueller to get the evidence about what trump knew when, he's going to need witness testimony, and i think that's one of the reasons he's pressing manafort so hard. he wants his testimony about meetings with donald trump, steve. >> caroline, as a defense attorney, let me just ask you from a strategic standpoint, if you're paul manafort's lawyer, if you're anybody else who gets jammed up some way or another in this mueller investigation who was on trump's team at some point, is part

manafort had a previously unknown $10 million outstanding loan from a russian oligarch named oleg deripaska that was paid into a paul manafort-controlled shell company that he used for among other things paying more than $3.5 million in cash to buy an apartment in trump tower. remember how when he wrote to trump about becoming his campaign manager part of his pitch was hey, i live in trump tower? the president's personal jeopardy in this investigation is still an open question. papadopoulos proceedings and flynn and cohen and gates and all the rest of them, it's all part of that. but the president's campaign manager is going on trial now. and proceedings in his case are moving fast and at least thus far they are proceeding in front of a very unpredictable, very testy judge who gets hungry right around noon and who has started to get testimony from the first live witnesses for the prosecution. will the president be pick a new supreme court justice in this context? hold that thought. (vo) this is not a video game. this is not a screensaver. this is the destruction of a cancer cell by the body

military intelligence that he wants to make himself whole as your previous guest talked about oleg deripaska18.9 million. how is he going to make him whole? he offered him private briefings on the status of the trump campaign. i would think a private briefing of just a news letter is not going to be worth $18.9 million. you would think it's worth something much more than that. that's another data point. another is if you look through the papadopoulos plea agreement there are a lot of signals from mueller. papadopoulos is told by a russian agent in april of 2016 the russians have dirt on hillary clinton in the form of thousands of e-mails. >>> prior -- this is key -- prior to any of it being public. >> the public has no idea about this. >> that's what's so significant about that disclosure. >> yeah, absolutely. that's in april. adam schiff, representative adam schiff on your show says if you look at his memo from the house intelligence committee it had a new revelation which is that papadopoulos was also -- the russians previewed for papadopoulos their plan to disseminate the e-mails. that's

among the individual sanctioned was oleg deripaska, an individual who had close tied to paul manafort. also on march this year, president trump expelled 60 russ russian diplomats from the u.s. and i'm told from history that the largest expulsion on the criminal front. this past ferks special counsel charged seven entities with crimes associated with an effort to interfere in our election process. congress has devoted substantial attention to the issue. some have complained about the alleged inaction, particularly within our own committee. so you would expect me to say to the contrary in the judiciary committee alone, we have held no less than five hearings addressing this issue. this will be our sixth hearing regarding russian our other foreign interferences since the last election. on the legislative front, to combat different angles of the foreign election meddling issue. of the entire is that the, however one has has been referred tothd judiciary committee. i've disclosed the act as well as a shell company abous act. with senators, white house, durbin and graham. this second bill i

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