Talking Feds with Harry Litman
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Russia After Navalny
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14:43Now PlayingHarry speaks with Max Boot, a noted specialist in U.S.-Russian at the council on foreign relations and Washington Post columnist, about the repercussions within outside of Russia for the barbaric killing of leading Putin opposition figure Alexi Navalny. The two discuss the overall response within Russia to Navalny’s killing and whether there is a remaining critical mass of the opposition movement to take up the cause in the wake of Navalny’s death. They consider the potential impact on the war with the Ukraine. Boot proffers two concrete additional steps that the US and the West now can take to express outrage and impose significant pain on Russia in response to Navalny’s death. Finally, the two discuss how today’s Republican party came to be in such thrall to Putin, and the implications of that widespread stands for the 2024 election
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