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Former u. S. Attorney. Julia, this is your reporting. Youre part of the team at nbc news that discovered this approach. What more do we know about it . Lawrence, on the one hand it seems obvious. We know two weeks ago special Counsel Robert Mueller delivered a scathing indictment of 13 Russian Hackers not just hackers but influencers. Those were people able to get into social media and influence the way the election was being talked about to sow some distrust in the process. But what we have thats significant here is that a lot of information has recently been turned over to Robert Mueller fro...

The World's Carolyn Beeler talks with Michael McFaul, a former ambassador to Russia and friend of Navalny's, about what his death means for the country and for his family.

His worldview which i think credibly many of— his worldview which i think credibly many of us — his worldview which i think credibly many of us think is increasingly paranoid — many of us think is increasingly paranoid and unhinged. and that diplomatic off ramp you mentioned -ets diplomatic off ramp you mentioned gets narrower and narrower and murkier— gets narrower and narrower and murkier and murkier. gets narrower and narrower and murkierand murkier. ithink gets narrower and narrower and murkier and murkier. i think that the prospect of china in reference to what _ the prospect of c...

Julia, is it possible that china could fill the void? in julia, is it possible that china could fill the void?— julia, is it possible that china could fill the void? in a limited fashion. china _ could fill the void? in a limited fashion. china holds _ could fill the void? in a limited fashion. china holds about - could fill the void? in a limited fashion. china holds about 13%l could fill the void? in a limited i fashion. china holds about 1396 of fashion. china holds about 13% of these foreign exchange reserves. and could leverage them against russia essentially buy them back. i think that...

Repercussions for an indictment like this but they would do it in order to show russia that they can see everything they're doing and it's not going unnoticed and they think that might protect them going forward in future elections. >> ron cline, one of the considerations you can imagine in some other administration is that other administration would have taken some sort of action against russia for doing this and, therefore, not welcome the indictments because they have another way of dealing with this. we have pretty clear public information at this point that this administration has done ab...