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>> reporter: why not just shoot him? >> i didn't say they would have done. they could possibly. we -- >> could possibly have done -- >> we -- we don't do that sort of thing. >> reporter: also remember, litvinenko was working for mi-6 and it was lugovoi and his partner dmitri kovtun who left a radioactive trail all over london especially at the pine bar. lugovoi is hardly hiding here in russia. he did our interview in one of the restaurants that he owns. he's a member of parliament. and he's even become something of a pop culture icon hosting his own tv show. the program, appropriately enough, ...

>> reporter: was he credible? >> oh, yes, he was. >> reporter: credible enough that mi-6 began paying him a monthly salary, trading information for money was one way for a former russian agent to make a living in his new home in london. then suddenly in 2006 -- litvinenko, who had always been fit and healthy, got very sick. >> it was just incredibly strong and heavy sickness, just suddenly and not stopping. >> reporter: litvinenko's wife marina watched him waste away in a matter of just days. >> oh, it was awful. his hair started to be -- >> reporter: to fall out? >> yes, and he started to loo...

The 75-year commemoration of the d-day landings, and i'm sure that will go excellent as well. definitely no opportunity there for him to make any substantially worse, right? as president trump heads now toward the end of this careening circus of pratfall embarrassments on this overseas trip, the seriousness of the stuff he is getting wrong and the stuff that he is screwing up is also trailing him in the american press. columnist david ignatius at "the washington post" is now reporting that although the uk has historically been our closest overseas ally on intelligence matter, quote, former bri...

Circus of pratfall embarrassments on this overseas trip, the seriousness of the stuff he is getting wrong and the stuff that he is screwing up is also trailing him in the american press. columnist david ignatius at "the washington post" is now reporting that although the uk has historically been our closest overseas ally on intelligence matter, quote, former british officials now believe that mi-6 has begun to worry about sharing its most sensitive secrets with the u.s. for fear they may be disclosed by the trump white house for political reasons or simple carelessness. quote, you never know w...

If he's able to say, i've got three sources for every piece of information in that dossier, i'm going to say good. the chances he can say everything i acquired is provable and positive, solid -- i'd question that, john. i don't think so. >> i know you have a different view. why don't you agree with phil here? >> well, i think it's important for this investigation to kind of go to some of the roots of what they think is flawed. and one thing that, you know, steele has is that he's a former mi-6 officer. he's basically the equivalent of our cia. now, he had already left the service, but he's a p...