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Russia investor tells Congress Putin is worth $2. A leading hedge fund manager who got kicked out of Russia testified in the Senate that he believes Russian President Vladimir Putin is worth $2.

Kremlin- linked lawyer who met with Donald Trump Jr. Watch The Whole Nine Yards Online Hoyts on this page. Kremlin's effort to roll back a U. S. sanction that Putin despised. Hermitage Capital CEO William Browder told the Senate Judiciary Committee at a hearing on Thursday that the effort to repeal the sanction, the Magnitsky Act, was an obsession of Putin's even though it would appear highly unlikely to ever be accomplished. He said the 2. 01.

Putin's business model, which he said was to get people to commit 'terrible crimes' with impunity – and be able to stash riches in western banks. 'Vladimir Putin, I believe to be the richest man in the world,' Browder said under questioning. I believe he’s worth $2. That money is held all over the world in banks in America and all over.'Russian President Vladimir Putin meets with children while visiting the Sirius Educational Centre for Gifted Children in the Black Sea resort of Sochi, Russia, 2. July 2. 01. 7'The purpose of Putin's regime has been to commit terrible crimes in order to get that money,' Browder continued, under questioning by Sen. Dianne Feinstein, who wondered why Putin would focus on repeal when there was 'no chance' that it would happen.'He doesn’t want to lose that money by having it frozen.

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He personally is at risk of the Maginitsky Act. It’s a very personal venal issue, which is the first reason why he’s so upset,' Browder continued.'The second reason is that in order to get that $2. To arrest, kidnap, torture and kill to take peoples properties away.

As a result, the only way he can get people to do such terrible things is to say if you do such terrible things, there will be no consequence.'Browder got kicked out of Russia after helping to expose an alleged $2. The lawyer he hired, Sergei Magnitsky, died in a Russian prison in 2. Browder described as horrific.

Congress then passed sanctions legislation in response in order to punish officials believed to be involved in Magnitsky's death. Browder also speculated about the meeting between Russian lawyer Natalia Veselnitskaya, Donald Trump Jr., Trump son- in- law Jared Kushner, and former Trump campaign chair Paul Manafort, along with other Russia- linked figures. The 2. 01. 6 meeting happened after the president's eldest son was offered potentially damaging information about Hillary Clinton.    Hermitage Capital CEO William Browder waits to testify before a continuation of Senate Judiciary Committee hearing on alleged Russian meddling in the 2. Capitol Hill in Washington, U. S., July 2. 7, 2.

Russian President Vladimir Putin speaks during a news conference after the G2. Hamburg, northern Germany, July 8, 2. The interest and the goal in that meeting was to repeal the Magnitsky Act.

She [Veselnitskaya] said it. It’s been said by people who attended that meeting. And that’s the one thing we can conclude with certainty about what happened in that meeting,' Browder testified.

Asked if the meeting was a 'quid pro quo' where Moscow would get something in return, Browder responded: 'I have no evidence or no direct knowledge. However I do know how the Russian government behaves, the Russian security services behave.'  'This was a big ask,' he said. To go and ask the possible first future president of the United States to repeal a major piece of human rights legislation –  they wouldn’t have gone in and say please can you repeal this for us without having something to offer in return.' President Donald Trump tweeted about Russia as the hearing was underway. President Donald Trump tweeted about Russia as the hearing was underway.

Committee Chairman Senator Chuck Grassley questions FBI Director James Comey (not seen) during a Senate Judiciary Committee hearing at the U. S. Capitol in Washington, United States on May 3, 2. Former Trump campaign manager Paul Manafort was also there'What they were willing to offer in return I don’t know.

Whether that offer made any sense to the other side I don’t know. But I do know that the (former) KGB, the FSB, the security services – they would have studied their targets carefully they would have constructed an offer that they thought was appealing and sizable enough to be consistent with what they were asking for.'Trump Jr. Clinton information made 'no sense.' He has agreed to be interviewed by the same committee and have his remarks transcribed, panel chairman Sen. Charles Grassley has said. Browder was testifying at a hearing on a law requiring foreign agents to register. He said enforcement was virtually non- existent. Panel members also have complained about enforcement, noting the small number of prosecutions in recent years, and late filings without penalty. At about 9: 3. President Trump tweeted that the Russian investigation was a 'witch hunt.'"One of the things that has been lost in the politics of this situation is that the Russians collected and spread negative information..

Trump,' Trump tweeted, referencing a Fox News report. So why doesn't Fake News report this? Witch Hunt! Purposely phony reporting.'Donald Trump Jr. Russian lawyer Natalia Veselnitskaya. Senate Majority whip John Cornyn of Texas spoke of his own place in Putin's doghouse, saying he couldn't get through passport control on a family trip to St. Petersburg. 'While my wife and daughter made it through, I did not.

I have no doubt that this is personal to mr Putin and he is trying to lash out.'Browder testified: 'In a kleptocracy like Russia and other countries, the way that the world works is that the president of that country allows certain people to get rich, he often gets a share of the wealth of those people and then he can rely on those people to do the state’s bidding in situations where it may not be appropriate or they may not want to show the government’s face.' Sen. Sheldon Whitehouse of Rhode Island asked Browder: 'To a Russian agent or official, a conversation with an American about adoptions is a conversation really about what?'In a kleptocracy like Russia and other countries, the way that the world works is that the president of that country allows certain people to get rich, he often gets a share of the wealth of those people and then he can rely on those people to do the state’s bidding in situations where it may not be appropriate or they may not want to show the government’s face 'About the Magnitsky Act,' he responded. He added: 'Nobody was talking about adoption, they were talking about the repeal of sanctions so that Russian torturers and murders could freely travel and keep their money in America.'He told South Carolina Republican Sen. Lindsey Graham he believed Russia was also paying political research firm Fusion GPS in a matter involving himself, when questioned about the partially discredited 'dirty dossier' of salacious material on Trump. Asked whether the Russians tend to play both sides, he said: 'There is no ideology at all. They’re just in – Vladimir Putin is in the business of trying to create chaos everywhere.'Browder said in his prepared testimony: 'Veselnitskaya, through Baker Hostetler, hired Glenn Simpson of the firm Fusion GPS to conduct a smear campaign against me and Sergei Magnitsky in advance of congressional hearings on the Global Magnitsky Act.' But he told Sen.

Whitehouse he had no evidence that Russia had paid for the dirty dossier, where ex British intelligence officer Christopher Steele compiled potentially compromising material that the document said Russia held over Donald Trump. Browder also got asked about an email from British music publicist Robert Goldstone to Trump Jr. Clinton and mentioning Russian government support for his father's campaign. Amnesiac Movie Watch Online.

The email referenced information from Russia's 'crown prosecutor' about Clinton and Russia.