From one of his e-mails. this i think has been from what i understand a month s long pursuit from the committee here. what do you hope to get out of him? yeah. we don t want any of, you know, our evidence collection efforts to be reduced to a game of cat and mouse. it s not hide and go seek. when the congress comes calling you turn over the information you have. eastman was the legal architect or one of the legal architects of the strategy of falsely thwarting joe biden s 306 majority in the electoral college, reducing that 306 vote to something below 270 in order to kick the election into the house of representatives for a so-called contingent election under the 12th amendment to the constitution and the whole guiding purpose there was they understood there we vote not one member but one state one vote and the gop had 27 state delegations, the democrats had 22, pennsylvania was split, and
Probably all feverishly engineering deals where ownership changes could be triggered, handed down. so it s going to be a game of cat and mouse unfortunately. a game of cat and mouse, but put in perspective for us. how much could these oligarchs actually be leveraged to really impact any decisions that putin is making? obviously, this is a big question, but i think unfortunately, the oligarchs nowadays have very little implements over putin himself. putin himself seemed to closeted himself off with maybe one or two of the senior officials, ex-kgb from st. petersburg and undermined his regime and takeover and upset the regime, which now only after the invasion of ukraine and they took this view and they stuck to
And vans, prepared for demonstrations. many people are starting to come out on social media, this game of cat and mouse, being restricted here but authors and people in the public eye, actors, people in the film world saying they don t want this war and signing open letters and have been warned they could be charged at with betrayal of the motherland. this is touching a lot of people here who are not only ashamed but sad and scared. they don t like to see a war going on anywhere, certainly not against their sovereign brothers and sisters but they don t want to think they will turn into iran or north korea. sandra: these are protests in st. petersburg where we see arrests being made.
He has done. and this is the most direct way of doing that. reporter: another target of coordinated sanctions the super yacht deal bar. it is currently being renovated in hamburg, germany, and owned by a telephone and mining magnet. it has dozens of cabins and a crew of 96 people. guests can swim in an 80 foot pool, once the largest ever put on a yacht. ment a cnn review from marine traffic.com found they have been owned by russianology oligarchs spread across the world. some already on the move toward friendlier ports in anticipation of a worldwide crackdown. the sanctions have been announced ahead of time so probably right now, they are all feverishly engineering deals in which ownership changes could be triggered the minute sanctions are handed down. so it s going to be a game of cat and mouse, unfortunately. reporter: that cat and mouse game may have already begin,
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