-russian trust. that is our own domestic trust issue, and that is how does the trump administration regain the trust of the congress so that he can even conduct a policy towards russia? >> i leave that to you. [laughter] >> it is a very good point. linda is out area -- out. did you have anything? >> i think you asked the right question. it is not just the trust between congress and the white house which is lacking. it is the broader level of trust in our society has really declined the last few decades. and that is problematic. we are seeing the political implications of that declining trust. it makes it difficult to govern who ourselves and put coherent approaches together internationally as compounded by the lack of trust between russia and the united states. it is a serious problem. i don't know how to easily address that because it is a complex system problem. there are a lot of different components that interact with one another to produce the problem. if you address one of them, you do not sell

russian. unless it is very clear the russians were denying the ,bvious and talking about trust before the campaign did not. to the ability to work together. hope is that we would address whoe choices in the state did not like this regime. very fast measures using sanctions to put pressure on the soviet union. capacity. defense unless we know how to defeat russia work together. at least on managing differences. >> a final word? >> ukraine sanctions can be a very important piece of based on -- strategy for managing and containing the problem is not solving it. arere skeptical that you about how coherent that strategy is to order of the reason is i am not sure what we want the russians to do that would allow the lifting of sanctions. is it to not move further westward? in their support for separatists in ukraine? to return crimea? some of those are doable, some i think are not. i am not sure we have a very clear idea in washington of what our objectives are to we need to >> i agree with you and i

russian u.s. relations but the president himself i'm just trying to understand who's really calling the shots in the u.s. because we've had many guests come on now they're painting a picture that you have the president of the united states wanting one thing and forces behind him wanting something else do we believe that united states was better relations with russia or is that just what donald trump was. well the united states. bipolar one poll on all the trump appears personally in the fairly who want who have a good relationship with russia but he is constantly supported on the mind by the other poll which is the security state the generals the head honchos in the intelligence agencies and they are the ones who ultimately are calling the shots looking at the way look at the way trump has had to get rid of some of his closest left tenant. and corker most recently there are obviously big issues is being played out geopolitically on the ground scale what's happening in north korea the fight against

a guy with ties to the russian mafia. specifically to the crime family of simian mogolavitz, the boss of bosses for the russian mafia. sat down with trump and bought five condos. and the state attorney general ruled that that was money laundering. i tried to go forward from there and i found at least 13 people who appeared to have ties to the russian mafia who lived or worked in trump tower or had dealings with trump in one way or another. >> a fascinating article. really is. matthew, trump adviser kellyanne conway said this morning that the president was assured under oath he was not under investigation, but mueller, you know, does have wide discretion. deputy attorney general rod rosenstein actually talked about that today. listen. >> the special counsel is subject to the rules and regulations of the department of justice, and we don't engage in fishes expeditions. that order you read doesn't detail specifically who may be the subject in the investigation, bu we don't rereal that publicly, but bob mueller understands an

a few years ago a very wealthy russian lawmaker, a billionaire who was a russian lawmaker fled his county. left russia and came to the united states because he said he feared for his life. he said a close ally of russian president vladimir putin had confiscated billions of dollars from him. and when he sued that oligarch to get back his billions of dollars, the backlash was swift and scary. he says he was stripped of iz immunity as a member of parliament, he was then charged with fraud, what he says was trumped up fraud charges, he was quickly put on russia's most wanted list. he said he was fearing for his life when he fled to the united states. and he started looking into the possibility of trying to get asylum here in the united states. he also continued to press his legal case against the putin linked oligarch who he claimed had stolen the billions of dollars from him. if you've got enough juice and connections to steal billions of dollars from someone in russia, naturally you don't take kindly to someone pursuing you in court about that. the putin connected oligarch, he got to work d

>> because it's "the russian russian roulette!"y single one of them is a bullet? >> of course! welcome to russia, stephen! >> stephen: this is suicide. >> ( translated ): i'd like to drink, i'd like to toast the nd internet, thanks to which we can influence the outcome of the presidential elections in the u.s. ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: by the way-- oh, you just smelled it? >> ( translated ): yes, yes, yes. >> stephen: okay, smells wonderful. can i announce something? >> ( translated ): please. >> stephen: i am here in russia... this is not showing in the united states? >> ( translated ): well, it depends-- they show it at trump tower. ( laughter ) ( applause ) >> stephen: okay. but he doesn't remember. ( laughter ) and i am here to announce that i am considering a run for president in 2020. ( cheers and applause ) >> ( translated ): stop, stop, stop. >> stephen: and i thought it would just be better to cut out the middle man and just tell the russians m

russia the russian hikers russian with the really stresses have been meddling putin's hecate russian election attack russia russia russia and russia russian russian meddling russians backpacks the targeted hillary clinton campaign. the media been a day got something criminal he. said waiting for the media apology about weapons of mass destruction in iraq and. it's just been going well. so let's let's get in let's get into the boring yet amazing details i have is very different from a leak a hack is done over the internet a leak is done in person with a storage device like like sticking a thumb drive in a computer basically it's the difference between phone sacs that can be done anywhere and a full on in person ok. a thumb drive. this was a thumb drive. how do we know it was a link and not a hack well first of all the metadata shows that the download speeds are too fast for an online transfer the download happened at least twenty two point seven megabytes per second and therefore they stays what we've been calling the hack is impossible not now after the nation article came out some p

-russian. it's clear that the russians, they were denying all of this and talking about the trust-- the complaints and before the complaints, how to put it delicately, did not contribute to our ability to work together. it seems like we had hard choices to make and my hope is that business choices in the spirit of president reagan who did not -- who took truf measures including sanctions to put russirussia, the less we kn how to defeat russia, it's interesting to be able to work together at least for managing our defenses. >> comment and final word, george. >> i very much agree with that. i would say that when it comes to ukraine, sanctions can be a very important piece of a broader strategy for managing and containing that problem, if not solving it. i'm more skeptical, i think, than you are, sandra about coherent that broader strategy is. part of the reason, i'm know sure that we know what the russians would do in allowing the lifting of sanctions. is it not moving further westward? to reduce

." >> tonight, russian meddling. an amateur cyclist stumbling into the secret world of russian doping. >> i'm sitting on a nuclear bomb of information. >> the elaborate scheme to steal the gold at the sochi winter olympics. >> there never was anti-doping in russia. ever. >> and the russian scientist at the center of it all, fleeing, fearing for his life. >> i need to escape. >>> plus -- swift justice? bad blood and a multimillion-dollar lawsuit in a courtroom today. taylor swift coming face to face with the man she says groped her. why her mother was choking back tears on the witness stand. how she says the incident left taylor shaken and humiliated. but first, the "nightline" 5. >>> number 1 in just 60 seconds. >>> good evening and thank you for joining us. i'm rebecca jarvis. tonight the story of an amateur cyclist who set out to learn about performance-enhancing drugs but instead stumbled upon a massive and allegedly state-run russian conspiracy. for decades it seems russian olympic athletes have been secretly dop

that russian born d.c. fixer was hired to run a smear campaign against the russian lawmaker to the united states. he was hired to do the work, when it came time to get paid, the fixer guy admitted in court the way he got paid for the job was he was handed bags of hundred dollar bills, 70 or $80,000 at a time in a bag. nice work if you can get it. now, around the same time, the fugitive russian lawmakers is trying to get asylum in the united states, trying to save himself from a cash money smear campaign, and he's still pursuing his legal case against that guy to try to get his money back. and around the time that this smear campaign was starting up against him, led by this russian born d.c. fixer guy, his lawyers, who were working on his original case against the oligarch guy, their computers got hacked. the lawyers were based in london, they were sent suspicious e-mails that contained spyware, mall ware, luckily the infection e-mails looked suspicious enough to the lawyers that they called for help and too

what's that russian bank got to do with it? then not long after trump got inaugurated along comes another inexplicable seemingly random intersection between trump world and yet another russian bank. the next one we learned about was i think the biggest russian bank of all, a bank called sberbank which announced in march they hired new counsel to represent them in a big, complicated civil case that was filed in federal court in new york. sberbank was accused of rigging the granite mining industry in russia. why is that a federal civil case in new york? it's a long story. in march, sberbank in the middle of the case, they made a lot of eyebrows arch in the legal news when they announced they chosen their new counsel for that long, complicated, and peopleably very expensive case and they said their new counsel was going to be donald trump's personal lawyer, marc kasowitz. right? marc kasowitz heading follow-up trump's legal team on the russian investigation. if you're the lawyer coordinating defense for the president of the united

is the russian government. what that means in plain english is that putin runs vtb. putin controls the bank and what it does and what it spends on. and today we learn that up until last year, up until the middle of the presidential campaign vtb bank was lined up and committed to provide hundreds of millions of dollars in financing to build trump tower moscow. the russian government was going to do that deal. actually even without the knowledge that the financing for this deal was going to come from the russian government, it's still a heck of a bombshell. this is not some old deal that happened back in the past that people may have forgotten about. this is not something that trump worked on in the '90s and it fell apart. this is what he was working on in the campaign after he announced he was running for president, months into his presidential campaign when hi was full on running for president he was trying do this deal with the russian government in moscow. quoting from carol's story in f the washington post,

that is why they are rising up at the same time the responsibility of the russian federation and russian ability to keep the cease-fire. and practical step, withdraw russian troops. provide uninterrupted access of the special mission of oec to the whole territory, including the border. withdraw and stop the supply of armament through the uncontrolled part of the russian border. and the progress in releasing the hostages. this is the first step of the security package. we should be expecting immediately. the progress for the international presence, including the possible presence the progress for the of the u.n. peacekeepers, which would be a guarantee for fulfilling the obligation which would be the implementation of the minsk agreement. >> thank you very much. thank you very much indeed. >> book tv recently visited capitol hill to ask members of congress what they are reading this summer. >> this one book i am reading now, just about finished it, is called "tribe." it is the author of perfect storm. ptsd, book about reintegration of our veterans back into society. just a great book. i r

there's a lot of russian money, a lot of russian connections. it's a huge country with a lot of connections to the united states. what you're seeing on capitol hill is a growing unease that this might not be contained. it's like all wars when the generals say well let's get this war over by christmas and they find out they're engulfed in a world war. the democrats are beginning to get the sense that this thing is going to go much broader and the republicans may not be the only ones bearing the costs. >> let's go to david, panama city, florida, a republican. >> caller: i just wanted to say to all of my republican friends, our president is clearly lying and we are pretending as if we don't get it. he lied about comey and the meeting that he had. he's lied about what he did at the meeting with manafort. jared kushner and his own son. there's in way that four russians show up to anyone's home address, and that's the president's home address, and these guys, all of them work for him. they work for donald trump. the name on the building is trump. four

trump has no financial relationships with any russian oligarchs? that's what he said, i-- that's what i said-- that's obviously what my position is. - [imitating dj scratching] that-that-that's what-- that's-that-that's what-that-- that-that-that-that-- [imitates record scratch] that-that-that-that-that... remix! ♪ - all right, we're back now with our breaking news, and this is big breaking news. michael flynn has resigned. - flynn's shocking departure comes after just three weeks on the job. - he is the shortest-serving national security advisor now in modern history. - yeah! [cheers and applause] yes! trump! trump! trump! trump! donald trump finally draining the swamp of the people he brought to the swamp. president trump is a genius, people. he hires a cabinet full of terrible people, fires them one by one, looks like he's a man of action. drain the swamp! down to the previous levels! drain the swamp! down to the previous levels! it's not as catchy. it's just not as catchy. how big is this story? the national security advisor, fired after just t

i'm just some russian speaking children who are stuck. in iraq not knowing their names or routes or their parents allegedly. forest. there are doing stories.

policy as the russians see it over trying to engineer political change in russia so the russians are reducing the staff of the embassy and i suspect we probably say to themselves this intelligence gathering and this deployed this. democracy promotion activity that will be reduced significantly thereby and that in itself perhaps will make it more easy in the long term to improve relations with the u.s. because these activities which are annoying to the russians will have been to some extent scaled down secretary of state taylor send described u.s. and russia relations as under stress during a press briefing today all of this comes as trump is reportedly mulling a deal to provide a lethal weapons and assistance to ukraine in an effort to affront russia where do you see relations going from here. well if we look at what to listen said he was actually only salt on balance rather restrained about this on the sink tillerson represents the moral. realist saeed's of the administration which wants to move beyond the present conflict and he's also trying to keep some kind of bridge to the russ

not because of the russians. e russians -- one person's vote changed, but trying to interfere. made sident, mr. trump, the mistake when he was talking on tv and said i wish the russians would go and release hillary clinton's e-mails. now that was just an expression. that doesn't mean the russians helped him get elected. host: we will have to leave it there. we're out of time. samuel charap, final comment. guest: well, the logic of the u.s. interferes in other country's election and therefore, why should we be so upset? i don't think it really works for me. two wrongs don't make a right even if we'red a fighting there wrong here. it seems relatively clear that it happened. even if it didn't affect a single vote, the attempt to do so should be concerning. and i think that's why you have now, special counsel investigating a number of elements here and you have a number of congressional committees doing that as well. our democratic process is central to our way of government. and if foreign countries are trying to influence that or have an impact on it in a covert way, then that's

he wanted to deal with the russians?i think he wanted to win, dirt on hillary clinton was a path on dirt forward he was fine with that. he dealt with russians in his back businesses. >> exactly right. the prism of a guy who is a real estate developer. you want to talk, let's talk. why not. >> the three will tell us what i don't know. we'll be right back. this is "hardball." i don't miss much... definitely not the traffic. excuse me, doctor... the genomic data came in. thank you. you can do that kind of analysis? yeah, watson. i can quickly analyze millions of clinical and scientific reports to help you tailor treatment options for the patient's genomic profile. you can do that? even way out here? yes. even way out here. even way out here? no need with thending thcars.com app when on the lot, scan a vin to pull up all the info you need to help get the price you want. start scanning today. this dive into the classicbster. crab lover's dream or new dueling crab legs with dungeness and snow crab. only during crabfest. now th

for russian citizens and for international people seeking russian services in the u.s. to include businesses. what do you think the message is that the u.s. is sending with this just a couple of days ago doesn't trump was talking about the need for the phillies that that would they improved relations between the countries he must surely have known that this was going to be happening forty eight hours later so what's going on. he may have been made perhaps he was trying to buffer whatever was going to be happening. you know what it's i think we've got. we have i was going to say just the white house but no we've got we have a washington capitol and a washington bureaucracy as well as the supporting media that are that are in fighting completely and there's a fight going on even even amongst i think. political. i would say leaders but but i would say pull i think a better term would be elected officials because there's only maybe a handful of true leaders there but we've got infighting there we've got infighting within the white house i think president trump really wants

[hip-hop music] [russian traditional music] - what do you get when you cross a russian, an email, andst-moving developments in the russian meddling. - the release of an email chain from last june between donald trump jr. and this man, rob goldstone. - on its face, this is information that supports the allegation or the idea of potential collusion between the trump campaign and the russian government. - oh, cursed irony! [laughter] the emails giveth the presidency, and the emails shall taketh it away! do you guys realize how bigly this is? for a whole year, we've been wondering: did the trump campaign collude with the russians to affect the u.s. presidential election? and finally, we have an answer. - donald trump jr. just releasing a chain of emails leading up to his meeting with a russian lawyer. - on its face, this email chain is proof of a willingness expressed by donald trump jr. to collude with russia to get information directly from the russian government. - donald trump jr. says he released those emails today to be totally transparent, but an editor for the "new york times" sai

so all russian athletes across all sports are essentially being paid by the russian government. so everything under russia is under the country umbrella and gregory is running the anti-doping lab which is really the anti-anti-doping lab, and the guy who is his boss, his russian ministry, vitali who is then the sports minister of russia, his best friend is vladimir putin, who he grew up with. so gregory, the chain of command was essentially gregory to muko, muko to putin. this is two degrees of separation, not six degrees of separation. >> rose: what happened to ninester of sport? >> the minister of sport, when this entire scandal gets revealed, putin elevates him to the deputy prime minister of russia, essentially the vice president of russia and has never accepted any responsibility for the state-sponsored doping program and the guy below him, the deputy vice minister is forced to resign and now under criminal investigation. >> rose: what is it that makes this so compelling? >> this film started as one thing that was interesting enough, which is bryan thought the anti-dopin sys

president mike pence pence wraps up a tour of eastern europe to shore up nato as resistance to suppose russian aggression and special counsel robert muller in panels a grand jury as the investigation into russia connections continues to expand. reporting tonight from the our t.v. news room this is the news on r.t. america. good evening friends we start tonight with the latest on the sanctions on russia president trump has signed a bill authorizing sanctions against russia and limiting his power to ease them in the future after signing the bill the president released a formal statement of his opposition to the bill in particular he's upset with the fact that the bill say he says is hasty and criticized provisions limiting the power of the executive branch to conduct foreign policy russian prime minister dmitri met medvedev criticized the bill as a full scale trade war against moscow he also criticized president from for a cowing to establishment interests in maintaining a new cold war with the russians spokesperson for the state department heather knew or was not so skeptical she expressed the

government, nsa in particular of russians talking to russians which will give you a road map of who to talk to. teamwork, experience, prosecutors and attorneys. he issued a statement in response to the reports. grand jury matters are typically secret. the white house favors anything that accelerates conclusion of his work fairly. the white house is committed to fully cooperating with mr. mueller. james comey said three times the president is not under investigation and we have no reason to believe that has changed. so what does that response from the white house tell you? >> let's get to the response from his client, president trump. very confident, very straight forward and very willing to appear to want to work and try to get this over with. in contrast you look at how president trump has addressed this. he has threatened that this investigation needs to end. he has called it fake over and over. he called it a witch hunt. quite frankly he has taunted the investigators including special counsel mueller to not do the investigation. clearly he is doing the right thing there for his clie

are there any russians here tonight? any russians? they can't beat us at the voting booths so they're trying to cheat you out of the future and the future that you want. they're trying to cheat you out of the leadership you want with a fake story that is demeaning to all of us. and most importantly demeaning to our country and demeaning to ur constitution. i just hope the final determination is a truly honest one which is what the millions of people who gave us our big win in november deserve and a t all americans who want . tter future want and deserve democrat lawmakers will have to decide. they can continue their obsession with the russian hoax or they can serve the interests of the american people. host: and those comments by the president coming on the same day that we learned that a grand jury has been impaneled in washington, d.c.. reuters noting subpoenas had been issued by that grand jury in connection with the june 2016 meeting between the president's son and a russian lawyer and others at trump tower. also coming on the sam

are there any russians here tonight? any russians?hey can't beat us at the voting booths, so they're trying to cheat you out of the future and the future that you want. democrat lawmakers will have to decide. they can continue their obsession with the russian hoax, or they can serve the interests of the american people. >> all right. so, what do you think, rebecca, that message to his base from the president? >> well, clearly as we've seen from donald trump throughout these investigations, he's trying to win in the court of public opinion. he has no control over these investigations, be they the senate investigation, the house investigation, or robert mueller's investigation separately from those. but he can control what people think of all of this and how they perceive him throughout this crisis. it's worth noting, wolf, that this might not be over, especially when you're talking about robert mueller's investigation. his investigation might not be over by the time the 2018 midterms roll around. so, donald trump has a political impera

this was from the russian government. can you imagine the russian government having gone to john mccain saying we want supply of information? they were confident, they had somebody here who wanted to hear their message. >> that's a good point. thank you for being with me. next, a new federal lawsuit alleging the trump administration worked fox news to spread a conspiracy theory about a murdered dnc staffer. that the president himself may have had a hand. hi. i'm the one clocking in... when you're clocking out. sensing your every move and automatically adjusting to help you stay effortlessly comfortable. there. i can even warm these to help you fall asleep faster. does your bed do that? oh. i don't actually talk. though i'm smart enough to. i'm the new sleep number 360 smart bed. let's meet at a sleep number store. >>> the president of the united states stands accused in a federal lawsuit of conspiring with fox news to promote a fringe conspiracy theory about a murdered dnc staffer in order to invalidate the russia scandal

>>> russian intercepts.at investigators are now looking at intercepted communications from suspected russian operatives, trying to coordinate with trump campaign chairman paul manafort. did they pass on information designed to hurt hillary clinton's campaign? >>> and leaked transcripts. word for word details of president trump's phone

really angry but the russians are tight now move on and suppose. a russian who is on the site we fought with. on the sign is what was. the repetition of english is actually coming that he finds a way out into the us well with a very much. and that. all right castle then take a short break right now when we're back we'll continue talking with cast panel. turned author stuff more about the nature of the violence around the game. about your sudden passing i've only just learnt you worry yourself in taking your last turn. up to you as we all knew it would i tell you i'm sorry i could so i write these last words in hopes to put to rest these things that i never got off my chest. i remember when we first met my life turned on each breath . but then my feelings started to change you talked about war like it was a cave still some are fond of you those that didn't like to question our ark and i secretly promised to never be like it said one does not leave a funeral the same as one enters the mind it's consumed with death this one quite different i speak to

these guys are russian. their information is russian.lack hole. >> that's a very good point. i would say, not being a lawyer, i would never want to hear what pam brown said if i was in any way, shape or form connected to this. 36 staff on bob mueller's team? i mean, that's -- 16 lawyers? i don't want 16 lawyers involved in my life ever. so it speaks to the fact that this is a high powered team that is looking at a lot of different things. it is also why, by the way, politicians of all stripes hate special counsels and special prosecutors because their mandate is far too broad in a politician's mind. there is real danger there, i think, especially icgiven what know of how the trump inner circle handled themselves. the one we have the most transparency on is that july meeting in 2016. >> that's right. and don trump jr.'s statement that donald trump was involved in, having to retell it, how many were there, what did it involve. that should not give anyone involved in this a whole lot of confidence in terms of their ability to just honesty t

and russian history, but was russian literature. he read widely, widely russian literature, pre-1917 as well as post-1917. he read almost every major russian author in the original russian. it was just necessary. not only he read the russian, he read the german literature in the original german, french literature in the original french, norwegian literature in the original norwegian. he was a gifted linguist. he taught himself as an adult. it was not as if he grew up speaking russian or german. yes, he certainly empathized with the feelings of the russian people, and regarded himself as kind of this tragic triangle of the russian people, whom he often kind of portrayed as this beautiful lady, as he put it, the russian people, the cruel gentleman in the kremlin who controlled this beautiful lady, and he as the real suitor, the real partner of the russian people. >> andrew johnson. carlton university in ottawa. i just have i guess two or three quick questions, which i will reveal as questions rather than statements. in the literature

russians. richard: should we be more specific, certain russian leaders? you alluded to vladimir putin earlier. or those on the dark web working for russian desires that are not in our good interest here in america? david: i always try, and i sure i slip, i try and my public commentary to say the russian state and not russians. you will often hear it said that vladimir putin is acting in russian national interests. i think the russian national interests would be to raise the male life expectancy. i would think making sure that there is access to health care and all the vast villages of russia, that the economy begins growing again, that that is a national interest. whatever vladimir putin's net worth is, whether it is 10 or 50 or $200 billion, most russians could think of better uses for that money than buying vladimir putin another apartment in paris. yes, i don't think we should speak of the russians. i tried in my opening mark to refer to this criminal gang that rules russia that is more adve

all russian athletes are essentially being paid by the russian government to compete.nder russia is under ministry umbrella and gregory is running the anti-doping lab, which is really the anti-anti-doping lab, and the guy that is his boss, his russian ministry, the sports minister russia, his best friend is vladimir putin, who he grew up with, the chain of command was essentially gregory to him to prudent. -- to putin. charlie: what happens to the head of the minister of sorts? sport,the minister of when this entire scandal gets revealed, putin elevates him to the deputy prime minister of russia, essentially the vice president of russia, and has never accepted any responsibility for the state-sponsored doping program. and the guy below him, the deputy vice minister of sport, is forced to resign, and is now under criminal investigation. charlie: what is it that makes this so compelling? out asthis film started one thing. that was interesting after. brian thought the anti-doping system was not working and in fact a fraud. he wanted to set out to test that by taking the d

this was from the russian government. can you imagine the russian government having gone to john mccain saying we want supply of information? they were confident, they had somebody here who wanted to hear their message. >> that's a good point. thank you for being with me. next, a new federal lawsuit alleging the trump administration worked fox news to spread a conspiracy theory about a murdered dnc staffer. that the president himself may have had a hand. just like the people who own them, every business is different. but every one of those businesses will need legal help as they age and grow. whether it be help starting your business, vendor contracts or employment agreements. legalzoom's network of attorneys can help you every step of the way so you can focus on what you do. we'll handle the legal stuff that comes up along the way. legalzoom. legal help is here. atmore than one flavor, oruch texture, or color.ing. a good clean salad is so much more than green. and with panera catering, more for your event. panera. food a

russian propaganda social on social media and anything that echoed rockit russian talking points which ended up attacking everything on the right or the left of the alternative media that ever criticized us foreign policy that ever anyway agreed with anything that russia at any time said was russian propaganda the washington post was forced to humiliating leaders walk this back you know things but the exact same be great neo con jokers beyond proper not now they were officially anonymous at that time the originators but the list was public but anyone who was following along we were going to we were all informed so who was who was actually behind it the same people were talking clint watts from the daily beast. andrew aaron wise bird who is an arch zionist a just until a few years ago a basement troll obsessively watching anyone who had anything positive to say about russia on the internet and imagining grand k.g.b. controlled spirit usually going to get there all these pretty graphs and everybody well they're back again and a new iteration this time funded by the german marshall fund a