Timestamps for yesterday’s live broadcast, for those too lazy to watch the whole episode.
0:29 Beginning.
1:04 “Artillery preparers”: a new wave of political prisoners after 5 November 2017.
4:50 “The ‘tough guys’ from the FSB protected Russia from ‘criminals’ armed with bandages and discs.”
8:00 “These people were doing something they had every right to do” — on the repression against supporters of Vyacheslav Maltsev.
11:48 What do you think about legalizing handguns?
16:06 Putin Team: people living in a country without Putin have become his official proxies.
19:54❗️Poll: will the presidential administration’s “Putin Team” trick work? Vote on VK and Twitter.
22:16 “Alexei, has the campaign stalled?”
23:40 “I challenge Putin to a debate.”
25:35 In Izhevsk, they’ve come up with a new way to organize meetings with Navalny.
28:16 Putin’s 90% and the eternal Tuleyev: what the real situation in Kemerovo is like.
32:27 Volgograd, Izhevsk, Smolensk — Navalny is coming to your city.
34:20 “Candidates who do not have this kind of regional network by that date will not be able to collect 300,000 signatures. Whatever they bring to the CEC (Central Election Commission) will be fake.”
37:09 “Alexei, will you invest in rural villages?”
38:12 Putin is beyond the reach of the courts: a court rejected Navalny’s lawsuit against the “guarantor of the Constitution.”
41:34 Is Navalny a Kremlin project?
42:53 What should be done with Lenin, and why everyone is talking about it now.
44:18 “People need to be shown politicians who are fighting for them.”
48:11❗️Navalny Live now has a mailing list — subscribe here: https://navalny.live.
48:39 Blogger contest: when will the results be announced?
49:07 On combating animal cruelty.
50:24 Kurdistan “stiffed” Rosneft out of $1 billion.
52:30 Understand and forgive: what happened to Venezuela’s multibillion-dollar debt?
55:50 “Alexei, what will happen to Russians living in Central Asia?”
57:20 The doping scandal: why does Putin see it as connected to the elections in Russia?
58:59 “The little nobodies from the SERB movement were overseen by an officer from Center E (Russia’s anti-extremism police unit).”
