state media would carry a maximum term of 15 years. this comes as we know that his health is of serious concern to his family and his team. we heard earlier in april that his spokesperson said he had lost around 8 kilograms. that s about 15 pounds in the case of two weeks he spent in a punishment cell. he had stomach issues. at one point an ambulance was called. but he is according to his team being denied proper medical care or a proper diagnosis. things appear to be getting worse. navalny tweeting himself on monday that he is essentially being denied the food rations that he is buying under the prison rules because he is spending time in solitary confinement. take a listen to what his daughter, dasha navalny told jim sciutto. the situation has gotten so ridiculous that he buys the food, which as you know oats. nothing luxurious.
his wording, his expletives, his intonation. if you want to kill someone, just shoot him. jesus christ. like real alexi. it s impossible to believe it. it s kind of stupid. the whole idea of poisoning with a chemical weapon, this is why this is so smart. because even reasonable people, they refuse to believe like, what? come on. poisoned? seriously? welcome back to a special edition of cnn primetime. navalny and the cost of standing up to putin. the clip that you just saw is from the award winning oscar nominated cnn film navalny. here with me now are christo grozev, daniel roher, the director, and dasha navalny. the daughter of alexei navalny is back with me as well. thanks to all of you.
of press, freedom of speech, and just, you know, to have the opportunity to become a part of the normal western democratized community in the world. dasha, please stay with me. next, the investigative journalist who uncovered the suspect behind these poisonings is going to join us. he s now on putin s wanted list. he ll talk about his own safety and how he fears for that. and the director behind the oscar nominated film navalny. why he calls the experience of making this documentary lightning in a bottle. they re both going to join dasha and myself right after this. nd . visit your local cadillac dealer today. i have moderate to severe plaque psoriasis. now, there s skyrizi.
me tonight in an exclusive interview. dasha, as we were watching that, i know you have seen that many times. but you re watching your father, and you have been now waiting to see what s going to happen. what can you tell us about how he s doing right now? first of all, i want to say thank you so much for having me on the show. it s an amazing opportunity, and as clarissa said, it s incredibly important to keep his name in the news. currently my father is in a cell-type facility. it s a little bit better than a penal colony, and the main issue and the main problem that we re having is the limited access that we have to him. because the prison guards and the prison administration are completely taking away his right to attorney-client privilege,
and i tell them, watch the movie. these guys are such morons. how many how many guys does it take to assassinate one dude? they couldn t even get the job done. it s like a light bulb joke, right? exactly. how many russian morons does it take to assassinate one diss dissident. clearly more than 12 or 15 or whoever was on that specific kill team. you know, it s this concept that we explore in the film moscow 4. christo once hacked the email of a high-ranking gru general, whose first email was moscow, and then moscow 2 and then moscow 3 and then christo cracked the last one, moscow 4. that joke has become our catch-all for the ineptitude of russian security services. and i think we see the exact same ineptitude, thank god, playing out in ukraine. these guys are doing a terrible job because they are such morons. now, dasha, i want to play the moment in the film when your father, knowing he knew what was going to happen to him. with 99% certainty, he knew if