So we havent had a chance to digest it. But the Attorney General in his Confirmation Hearings was very clear with a oneword answer when asked by a senator whether he had contact with the russians in any way, shape, or form. He said no, period. No condition, no modification. So obviously that turns out to not be accurate there is no reason to believe that Jeff Sessions in the Confirmation Hearing was trying to hide something. He may simply have forgotten. But it does mean two things. Number one, it adds to the incredible weight of evidence that the administration is not credible on these issues. Remember a couple of weeks ago when we heard that Michael Flynn was talking to the Russian Ambassador simply to wish him merry christmas. And of course that turns out not to be true. And Michael Flynn is no longer National Security adviser. So this white house has a very, very significant credibility problem. And its with respect to Attorney General sessions, what this means, and again, its too
was more unpleasant than the physical pain they were subjecting him to. and he refused. and theyjust ratcheted up and up and up the torture and the pressure until his health started to fail. after a year of torture in a maximum security prison, his health went into a critical condition. again, medical treatment was denied. instead of putting him in an emergency room, they put him in an isolation cell. they chained him to a bed and eight riot guards with rubber batons beat sergei magnitsky to death. november 16, 2009, 12 years ago, he died at the age of 37, leaving a wife and two children. the russian government has claimed sergei magnitsky died of heart failure.
and for him, the idea of perjuring himself and bearing false witness was more unpleasant than the physical pain they were subjecting him to. and he refused. and theyjust ratcheted up and up and up the torture and the pressure until his health started to fail. after a year of torture in a maximum security prison, his health went into a critical condition. again, medical treatment was denied. instead of putting him in an emergency room, they put him in an isolation cell. they chained him to a bed and eight riot guards with rubber batons beat sergei magnitsky to death. november 16, 2009, 12 years ago, he died at the age of 37, leaving a wife and two children.
theyjust ratcheted up and up and up the torture and the pressure, until his health started to fail. after a year of torture in a maximum security prison, his health went into a critical condition. again, medical treatment was denied. instead of putting him in an emergency room, they put him in an isolation cell. they chained him to a bed, and eight riot guards with rubber batons beat sergei magnitsky to death. 16 november, 2009, 12 years ago, he died at the age of 37, leaving a wife and two children. the russian government has claimed sergei magnitsky died of heart failure. bill browder believes it was murder, and is out forjustice. for the last 12 years i ve put aside my life as a businessman
and they wanted to get him to sign a false confession to say that he stole the $230 million and did so on my instructions. and sergei was a man of incredible integrity. and for him, the idea of perjuring himself and bearing false witness was more unpleasant than the physical pain they were subjecting him to. and he refused. and theyjust ratcheted up and up and up the torture and the pressure until his health started to fail. after a year of torture in a maximum security prison, his health went into a critical condition. again, medical treatment was denied. instead of putting him in an emergency room, they put him in an isolation cell. they chained him to a bed and eight riot guards with rubber batons beat sergei magnitsky to death. november 16, 2009, 12 years ago, he died at the age of 37,