yelton is a hugely underrated character. he was a flawed great, he was a drunk. toopened up russia, he tried crack on abuses, he opened up history. he brought in democracy. >> what did you think putin would do? >> this is the succession thing. it is impossible for an autocrat to retire without being murdered. it is impossible for it president to retire. without agreement that he and his entire entourage and family will not be prosecuted for either war crimes of the vast corruption. that means, in effect, it is impossible for any president to retire. as i went yelton are tight, humidity with the successor and that is why putin can never really retire. he was asked if he would ever give up, and he said he would never retire. i would never be like the when they left the second and leave the country to chaos, scum, hooligans. they were weak. i will never advocate. find another three hours of you talking about stalin in jerusalem and other , what is this book next? >> i have written two novels. stories and thrillers. i was running the third is a trilogy. >> next nonfi

mistakenly think they put the vehicle in part.the lawsuit comes on the heels of the death of anton yelton yeltsin who died sunday when his jeep pinned him against the brick wall and a fence. the jeep was one of those affected by the recall. yeltsin's death is still under investigation.>> i was very surprised that president obama would come over here and tell the people what to do and i think that a lot of people don't like him and a lot of people, i think if he had not said it, i think your result might have been different but when he said it, people were not happy about it and i thought it was totally inappropriate. heather: strong words from donald trump this morning. back with his britain's historic vote to leave european union. donald trump on a business trip toscotland, criticizing president obama's decision to weigh in on brexit. we covered it here on the show, back in april president obama urged british voters to remain in the eu, saying there could be major economic consequences if that country would choose to leave, listen . >> our focus is in negotiation with a big block of the

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