as you mentioned the prosecutor general yuri.from your perspective having observed russia for all of these years in your professional capacity, the state department at the nsc, at the pentagon. >> they're trying to establish relationships so she can then influence members of that campaign. sometimes it's through the accumulation of compromat or compromising tefrl that can then later be used for blackmail there's a variety of other tactics that are employed. his daughter, putin is godfather to his daughter. these are people who are all linked some of them to the inner circle, to putin himself, and some of them to some of the outer consent rick rings around putin. >> one last question for you, and i thank you, again, for coming back and doing this longer interview with us tonight. i listed some of what's been reported in the press in terms of intelligence reports that have been described to reporters that came out starting as early as early 2015 and that carried on right through the election. from what you saw in your time in gover

. >> you mentioned, i think, yuri. [inaudible] was the prosecutor in the moscow area. in his e-mail to donald trump junior, rod goldstone claims that the information he has that could harm hillary clinton's campaign would come from the crown prosecutor of russia. there is no such position as crown prosecutor -- is widely assumed that rod goldstein was offering to yuri. [inaudible] , russian prosecutor general in a close ally of vladimir putin. are you familiar with him? >> yes, he is one of the flatware's closest compounds. is one of the people most compromised by the affair and deeply involved with natalia and working hand in glove with her on this whole initiative that they had launched in america. not just in terms of donald trump junior but in terms of lobbying congress. >> following money, you have a financial interest as well as a political interest, would you not? >> he's a. [inaudible] given that he and his family are very wealthy people, they would potentially be very exposed to being added to the list. >> finally, natalia was not just any russian from a crowd

other government or nation on earth so it took the leadership of someone of the private sector like yuri milner to make it happen to throw his weight his financial weight behind this the idea in a nutshell is to over a period of decades develop the capability to send these payloads to nearby stars and it involves building a very large laser array on earth that can emit giga class pulses of laser light that's not something you want to put in space by the way because then it becomes maybe a weapon on earth it's a little safer so you develop this ground based facility and then you launch these pulses of photons these very very tiny craft kind of like the sprites that were that i wrote about yesterday better attach to these big light gathering sales maybe something about a meter wide that can perhaps get to maybe twenty percent the speed of light which would allow them to reach something like alpha centauri. i thing. what is it maybe about twenty years or so very exciting stuff the idea as you said a lot of these out and this also has applications for exploring other things like the distant

que dejar que fluya todo que las aguas se enfrÍan. >> tiene toda la razÓn >>> oye, quÉ se ha hecho yurie puso en las redes sociales que dijo que estuvo que estar bajo cuidado mÉdico dice que el cuerpo le hablaba de alguna manera y ella sentÍa dolor y no queria escuchar y que no aguanten dolores y vayan al mÉdico, afortunadamente estÁ en su casa pero necesitarÁ como un mes para esa recuperaciÓn. >> increÍble. >> oiga, se siente mal uno inmediatamente el mÉdico es que no se pasarÁ entre el trabajo y muchas cosas, no le voy a prestar atenciÓn y el cuerpo definitivamente no aguanta mÁs. >> escuchar hace poco fÍjense que corriÓ el rumor que el grupo los caminantes derecho a la cÁrcel iban a ser detenidos porque estÁn acusados de evasiÓn de impuestos el grupo llegÓ a mÉxico y hablamos con su lÍder agustÍn ramirez y esto es lo que nos dijo. >> algunos piratas como agrupaciÓn, registrada plenamente con el gobierno nosotros tenemos todo, todo en regla no hay nada que temer. >> usted sabe de algunos caminantes piratas. >> sÍ, hay muchos, reciben en morelos hay una persona que se dedo hacer cualqu

yesterday was about so-called sprites these postage stamp sized circuit boards of the russian were yuri milner and his company breakthrough star benchley planning on sending to the star with some tare could you tell us a little bit more about this project and the kind of remarkable. sure well i think breakthrough star shot is a great example of a really wild idea this notion that we could send small payloads to nearby stars that it's time may have come but it's not the kind of thing that you're going to get federal governmental funding for from nasa or from the n.s.f. or i think really from any other government or nation on earth so it took the leadership of someone in the private sector like yuri milner to make it happen to throw his weight his financial weight behind this the idea in a nutshell is to over a period of decades develop the capability to send these payloads to nearby stars and it involves building a very large laser array on earth that can emit giga watt class pulses of laser light that's not something you want to put in space by the way because then it becomes maybe a we

one way, shape or form, or tied to very powerful people, as you mentioned the prosecutor general, yuryika. >> from your perspective of having observed russia in all of these years at the pentagon, why would all of those people be meeting with one, with one political campaign? >> well, they're trying to establish relationships so that they can then influence members of that campaign. sometimes it's through the accumulation of compromising material that can then later be used for blackmail. in other cases it's through a series of business ties so that some of these individuals will then be sympathetic to the cause that's being espoused by these russians and there's a whole variety of other tactics that are employed. by the way, victor is the by mayor intermediary that putin uses in ukraine on the ukraine crisis. his daughter -- putin is god father to his daughter. these are people who are all linked, some of them to the inner circle, to putin himself and some of them to some of the outer concentric rings around putin. >> one last question for you mr. carpenter and i thank you again for c

. >> who is yuri skaratov and what is his treatment?he was the former prosecutor-general of the russian federation, so essentially their equivalent of the attorney general. >> he was one of the people trying to take over, become the president of russia after boris yeltsin. he suddenly appeared in a video with two prostitutes in a moscow hotel room. this was publicized and the person who recorded that information, and who released it to the public was a man named vladimir putin. who we all know quite well now. so that was actually case where the information was not held in reserve, necessarily. in other words, it was used to destroy a political enemy. to create the space for putin to become president. >> is sex often the currency of kompromat. >> there's the honey trap, western businessmen or officials are enticed bay beautiful woman to a hotel room. for an extra marital affair or you know, two prostitutes in the case of yuri skuratov, anything that is morally compromising, in addition to legally compromising is fair game. that's really

yuri gets just enough to find the first row of the fans. his fifth homer this month. houston up 3. ninth. adam jones, all about the comeback. we now have an 8-4 game. hope is alive with the three-run bomb. the os make it 8-7. the rally ends there. that remains your final score. >> congratulations to a local basketball player. jeremy roach earned a spot on the 16 and under usa national team it's an honor that wizards guard bradley biehl once earned. the rising star spent in week under the tutelage of indiana pacers guard victor oladipo at the camp. >> it meant a lot to represent my country. >> he keeps getting better year in and year out. i take him under my wing and give him vice every now and then. he's getting athletic. it's scary. i can remember when he couldn't even dunk. now he can dunk. >> and the open, it's going to >>> and that's going to do it for us on a friday. thanks for having us in all week long. the "tonight show" is next. >> we m weekend. thanks for watching. see you monday. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new

veselnitskaya, former russian prosecutor, now says she is working with the russian prosecutor general, yurya. also a former russian military intelligence, now a russian-american operative and lobbyist who has been lobbying against russian sanctions, a top priority of the putin government. even before you get to the russian ambassador who met with all of those people in the trump campaign, all of those other people that i just listed are known now to have met with or communicated with senior people on the trump campaign during the campaign or in the case of sergey gorkov of veb, during the transition. mr. carpenter, having worked where you have worked and seen what you have seen, is that list normal? is that amount of contact by that list of those types of folks -- is that the kind of thing that you would see typically in a u.s. political campaign, or is that very far out of the norm? >> well, i would say it's very far out of the norm in the united states. i would say it's very typical in, say, ukraine or georgia. i got to say when you read that list of names, the one thing that i kind of la

it's congressman joins me live stands yury hall in the united seas capital congressman what's the reaction to those emails thing with donald trump jr. i think most democrats think it's important lincoln what is the story about the trump campaign in russia working to defeat hillary clinton and issues that special counsel muller will be looking at republicans i think have some of the same thoughts but they're much quieter about it because they're concerned about the trump support within their districts everybody thinks it's unusual because they've done nothing but the nod the nod and not that there was any connection with the campaigns and here the valley was a connection with russia but i eagerness on the part of donald jr to get information that was allegedly harmful to hillary and from the russian government the old saying we used to be of the looks like a dog in bags not going to get warm slug a bug that's probably a duck is there and don't actually is there a duck here. i think i think there is a duck i think there's wild rice and i think there is a little bit of nice plum sauce. so it'

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talk in particular about russia's president, vladimir putin. 0ur bbc russian service correspondent yurit to repair the relationship. what is your take on what vladimir putin particularly wa nts to on what vladimir putin particularly wants to get out of this? the ultimate goal of russia and vladimir putin is definitely the lifting of the american and european sanctions. vladimir putin has repeatedly said that in his article published in a german newspaper before the summit, and here, vladimir putin said you can't talk about the free and fair trade in the world when there are sanctions and his goals for the sanctions, and the protection of them. the ultimate goal is to lift them. the ultimate goal is to lift the sanctions but will it be achieved in the foreseeable future? it is not clear to say the least. they definitely won't achieve it at this meeting. they are not planning to. at the same time, about this meeting, we don't have much news about it but it is clear it lasted for much longer than it was announced. fred least an hour instead of the planned 30 minutes. at the beginning of it

this week we got a couple new names, natalia sky ya, working with the russian prosecutor general, yury chaika, a russian american operative lobbying against russian sanctions, a top priority of the government. even bf you get to the rsian ambassador who met with all of those people in the trump campaign, all of those other people that i just listed are known now to have met with or communicated with senior people on the trump campaign during the campaign or in the case of sergey gorkov, during the transition. having worked where you have worked and seen what you have seen, is that list normal? is that amount of contact by that list of those types of folks, is that the kind of thing that you would see typically in a u.s. campaign or is that very far out of the norm. >> i would say it's out of the norm in the united states. i would say it's typical in ukraine or georgia or moldova. i got to say when you read that list of names, the one thing i kind of laughed about when i hear former military intelligence officer, i mentally scratch out the former. i mean, that goes without saying. so a

organized by the soviet giu, military intelligence, with the a go-ahead, approval, and the blessing of yuri andropov at the kgb. that's what they learned. kc briefed reagan on this one-on-one in the oval office. i went back through all of the daily records and scheduled for april and may 1985. there was one day that he and casey met one-on-one. doug brinkley in the reagan diaries says thousands of pages in the reagan diary, the federal government, they cleared almost all of the pages. they all got through, except maybe a dozen pages. one of the pages that isn't cleared is the casey meeting with reagan. that's the moment when casey briefed reagan and told him what happened. i was told that the conversation, casey explained and he was holding the document and reagan said can i see that? and casey said, yeah, you can see it. you're the president. reagan looked at it and said what are we going to do about this? casey briefed john paul ii on it, who said i'm not surprised. he suspected the soviets as early as july 18, 1981, maybe even earlier, before he passed out. in his final words to the nurs

wall street journal" reported yesterday that she has a relationship with russia's prosecutor-general, yuri chaika. >> we're talking about different investigative and legal roads for son donald junior and son-in-law, jared kushner, both of them in the room. the camp has said, perhaps they were naive. they didn't realize they should have gone to higher authorities, that's a very tough explanation for anyone to digest. >> right. >> but as you look at them, in legal terms, where might legal jeopardy lie with respect to each. you have to distinguish who is a government employee. and under certain obligations and who is not. so kushner is a government employee. and he has an obligation to be truthful and all the submissions he makes to the government with respect to his security clearances or otherwise. and the absence of this meeting and other meetings on his security application form, the sf-86 form potentially puts him in danger of being charged with being untruthful to a government agent. and that's a five-year felony. trump junior is not a government employee. and so he has no forms to fill

this is yuri chika, the general prosecutor of russia. it is nonsense to say this was an independent lawyer who wanted to have a discussion on this issue. this was directed at the highest level from the kremlin because there is something vladimir putin cares very deeply and personally about. >> bill, when we think about the individuals affected, the magnitsky act going into effect, something you lobbied for in 2012. i believe it was firmly put in place by 2013, putin's name doesn't appear on it. why would he be so concerned about that type of money that you describe and he wouldn't be able to invest his money elsewhere? >> well, what you have to understand is that putin is not keeping any money in his own name. the money that he's keeping is in the name of other people, of oligarch trustees. what putin's afraid of is that when all the dots are connected those people's assets will be frozen and effectively his money will be frozen via these trustees. so it's not what's been frozen so far, it's what could be frozen. putin has effectively ov

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