>> the way of communicating, there is a veiled subtext behind the words. it's clear that neither party wants to come straight out in e-mail and say what they're talking about. >> the e-mails were obtained through the dossier center, an investigative project financed by none other than mikhail after he was released from prison in 2013, the former oligarch moved to london and became putin's enemy number one. we can't independently verify the uh then advertisist of t -- authenticity of the e-mails, but they belong to kukes. in one dated july 16, 2016, he addresses the russian official pavlovsky...