Set up round tables which were very grand, we had a sikh round table, jewish roundtable and a christian roundtable and others and it was there where we make sure we were speaking to the right people. we were perhaps not doing what some business as usual would do, which would be a self appointed community leader who says i represent this group, i represent that group. we determine to be really granular and i think discerning in who we spoke to. we make sure we spoke to women in the faith leadership, as well as young people. that is the kind of approach that the government needs to take. he needs to be courageous. that is not courageous, is it? it feels common sense. it is that is not courageous, is it? it feels common-sense. it is courageous if ou feels common-sense. it is courageous if you are saying feels common-sense. it is courageous if you are saying we re feels common-sense. it is courageous if you are saying we re not feels common-sense. it is courageous if you are saying w
Struggled with as a filmmaker wanting to make a sort of discerning, complex portrait of this guy, is just how likable he is. and that s something we had to factor in from the very first moment. i couldn t be seduced by his charm and his sense of humor if i wanted to have the critical lens necessary to make this film. and what it turned out to be is that navalny, i think, really respected and appreciated how much i wanted to make something that challenged him. and, you, christo, spent a lot of time with him. his positions on certain things changed. at one point, he thought crimea should be part of russia. there were positions in the past that you had a chance to spend time with him and see him evolve. first of all, i tried to understand him better because the public image of him has been also not only boosted by his charm but tarnished by efforts to create a false impression of who he is.
And the reason why, as shown in the movie, they turn around the plane to go to another airport is because they don t want to see the russian and the international community to see how much of a support he has in the country. i admire him so much. i m in awe of his strength, and i only can aspire to be as strong as he is. maybe his grandparents i mean my grandparents, they re probably the reason why he s like that. it s truly amazing, though, and daniel, as you did the film, did you ever get a feel, as you got to know him, and actually as an outsider, not knowing him personally, where did you see that core, that incredible strength that, again, i don t know how many people on this planet would have? well, it s a great question, erin. you know, something that i struggled with as a filmmaker wanting to make a sort of discerning, complex portrait of
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As for ken klukowski, the deposition transcript that was just released is peppered with privilege objections, and repetitions of, i do not recall. but, between those objections, an apparent memory lapse, klukowski it did say that he was a lawyer who drafted a letter from his boss, doj official, jeff clark. the loyalist that trump wanted to install as attorney general. as trump lauded away to remain in power. the committee describes the letter as a, quote, proof of concept letter to the state of georgia. asking them to look into election-related issues. proof of concept that are. we know that letter was riddled with bogus claims of election fraud. back with us for more on the revelations in these transcripts, kyle cheney, legal affairs of 44 politico, and former discerning for michigan. marc mcquade. barr, proof of concept letter how to pressure states into sending slates of fake electors, to overturn an election.