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Explain or justify that to himself? >> it's interesting. appreciate you doing this segment. he does read books and cited other philosophers besides elian. elian not exactly ay correct. his collective writings were distributed on a mass basis in early 2014 when russia was about to invade ukraine. putin cites him in the equivalent of the state of the union address. this is not a secret to russians. the fact that this is a fascist, though, tricky. in popular discourse in russia, fascist doesn't have any meaning like nazi doesn't have any meaning. it just means the other side.

Decision. on march 2, i was still making plans for like a week ahead in moscow. and march 3 it was already clear that we should leave now, like right now, because there were rumors circulating already that the next day martial law would be instituted in russia. that would suspend most of the liberties like free press, which i'm part of, and closed borders. it didn't quite happen, but when we arrived in latvia the next day we found out that my website was blocked and the russian parliament made an extraordinary decision in a joint session of both chambers, which doesn't happen that often, passe...

Nazi means. he means destroy the state and the nation. he's reached the point of when you're a fascist calling someone else a fascist. he's using it to mean that he has the right to decide when it war over, and it will only be over when ukraine is so humiliated that it is ready to accept his definition of it. i think we're in for a long struggle unless mr. putin himself starts to feel that his power might be threatened. >> yeah, and of course there is a neo-nazi faction, but it doesn't run the country. one last question before i let you go. i want to ask about the putin

Rumors circulating already that the next day martial law would be introduced in russia and that would surely mean suspension of most civil liberties like free press, which i'm part of. and quite possibly close the borders. it didn't quite happen, but when we arrived in latvia the next day, we found out that my website, medusa, was blocked by the censorship ministry and the russian parliament in quite an extraordinary decision in a joint session of both chambers, which doesn't happen that often, passed a law that effectively criminalizes my work. so yeah, we were right to just pack up and leave...