because look how close he was. you know, does he all of a sudden wake up and say, what am i doing? it s almost like he sobered up or something. he must have been confronted with some stuff from putin, from moscow where he basically said, i can no longer do this. it might have been the idea of having to fight his way to moscow through guys like the chechens, who were absolutely crazy, and the first guys putin would have said, get in the way of these people as opposed to and they were offering support. yeah. to that point, i think there was an assumption at various points in the weekend where he was operating, prigozhin was operating from power. he was operating through with perhaps a level of substantiative power that wasn t necessarily understood beforehand. as the week went on, it seems like that probably wasn t the case. if you looked at the dynamics of what led to this moment, what was happening to wagner group in terms of their contract status. what was happening with o
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debate with hillary clinton. you know, this guy s putin s puppet. all of a sudden, you see the president go, puppet? i m no puppet. you re the puppet. i m no puppet. you re the puppet. look, that is this kind of reflexive, you know, instinct of his. but, look, it was just confirming once again that what we feared is true. this is a job that has always been occupied, literally without exception in the modern era, by people obsessed with information, control, detail, understanding, leverage. we do not have that now. i tell you what. it s shocking to me when people leave the administration, and they say, well, i couldn t believe this and this happened, and oh, my gosh, he didn t like to read, whatever. all of these supposedly really smart people, and they didn t know that beforehand, and they made excuses for this president? then they should just be on their own. listen, my own mother, who worked for exxon for 30-some years, who worked with rex
but. to hear him confirm what was speculated about at the time and reported on. he doesn t like to read, he doesn t he doesn t like to read. he doesn t pay attention to the briefings. he s frustrated by details. he d rather tell you how he peoples. and he got frustrated by tillerson saying it s illegal. you can t do that. it violates a treaty. i mean wow. it wasn t speculated on. he says he goes with his gut. he knows more than the generals. it s not the presidential version of i m rubber and you re glue. it s the presidential version of projection. everything he says usually negative about someone else is what we can confirm about himself. it reminded me of during the debate with hillary clinton. you know, this guy s putin s puppet. all of a sudden, you see the president go, puppet? i m no puppet. you re the puppet. i m no puppet.
to get into the white house, was the gentleman sent to go fire james comey, the director of the fbi. the way i see it is this is a guy who comes back to putin s oldest days, back when he was liquidating soviet assets. so loyalists who are going to do whatever you need done, whether they re thugs or cooks who are thugs, they re the guys putin can rely on for an operation that is not really an intelligence operation, it s one step removed from an intelligence operation using intelligence contractors. amy knight, what is vladimir putin s likely reaction to this indictment and what will it mean for russian activities going forward? well, i was wondering about that. on the one hand, of course, he can t be too pleased that all of this has been uncovered. but on another level, you know, this was a very, very successful, what we would call
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