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Criticize them. in criticizing them he basically quoted from what had just happened a few weeks earlier when that organization had held a private retreat for its employees. this is like if somebody comes up to me and starts to yell at me on the street because they don't like me and they don't like what i do on tv except then they start quoting to me from my news meeting that morning with the staff. how did you know about that? this retreat that the international republican institute had in the spring of 2005, it was not a public event. there was no audience for their discussions. it was just a...

Sensitivity. i am more than sure that it will be resolved and we will get back to the original relationship with v's boss." so v is this guy victor who works for oleg deripaska. oleg deripaska is the russian oligarch who we think paul manafort owed millions of dollars to at this point. i mean, according to these incredible e-mails between paul manafort, the trump campaign chair, and konstantin kilimnik, this russian oligarch guy is increasingly interested in the presidential campaign, will be reaching out to manafort about the campaign. something about that outreach will help manafort get back...

Employer. in fact, when he was asked how he learned to speak such fluent english he responded russian military intelligence, according to one iri official. one political operative who worked in moscow at the time told politico.com, it was like oh, yeah, kostia, the guy from the g.r.u., the guy from russian military intelligence. that's how we talked about him. the fact of his training in military intelligence became the stuff of office teasing. when kostia struggled to make sense of some american political terminology, the american who hired him would josh him about his martial past. "if i had...

Staff for ten years who was openly known to have been trained by military intelligence. he talked about it. they teased him about it. it was an open point of discussion in that office. they ended up firing him for cause. and then later that same month after they fired him all of a sudden the head of the fsb is in russian parliament denouncing the group and quoting from their internal meetings which this guy had attended just weeks before he got fired. as "the new york times" put it recently, they didn't have evidence but they suspected that kilimnik had been the source for the fsb. so it's int...

Ultimately, he branched out, not just from -- branched out beyond politics into doing business dealings in the region as well, including some attempted business partnerships with a somewhat terrifying russian oligarch who is close to vladimir putin and who famously cannot get a visa to visit the united states because of his alleged ties to organized crime. according to multiple civil lawsuits about their failed business dealings, paul manafort ended up owing that guy, oleg deripaska, many millions of dollars. i don't know any of the people involved here personally, but i'm guessing that oleg d...