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People have taken part in protests against this proposed law let's get more from alexander is often in he's the coordinator for international relations at ross com for border that's a russian internet freedom project and he joins us from moscow welcome to day doubly so when lawmakers say they want the domestic internet what do they mean. well actually slow loath our states to regulate the main their chemical protocols and technical infrastructure of the internet they want to create a monitoring and control center which ols them to minute or what happens on the internet and the most important t...

Government control of a cyber space could be used to silence critics so thousands of people have taken part in protests against this proposed law let's get more from alexander is often in he's the coordinator for international relations at ross com for border that's a russian internet freedom project and he joins us from moscow welcome to day doubly so when lawmakers say they want to domestic internet what do they mean well actually slow our faith to regulate the main. protocols and technical infrastructure or the internet. they want to create a monitoring and control center which ols them to ...

Look into this and figure out why this this bank server doing all these lookups. >> rod, my question is, if you were looking into server activity involving the trump organization and the russian bank, what would you be looking for? >> what you really want to get ahold of is the data packets, okay? the reality is if this was any kind of russian intelligence operation, you have to bet those packets were encrypted. you could at least say, well, they went from alpha bank and landed over here and they're encrypted, then you would know there was a data flow. no one has asserted that, that i've heard...

Name, can you go to court and sue. >> i think, there's concern about foreign governments with nefarious purposes. newt gingrich made a point saying this would make it easier for foreign dictatorships to define the internet and unduly influence it. conversely, the united states obviously would never do that. so chris, how do you respond to that? >> i mean i don't, i don't see how that's possible. you know from what i understand, and listen, i think we all would agree that there's still details to be worked out and there's a lot of information here that is not clear. but in terms of how that wou...