Bill Browder, a businessman and human rights activist renowned for the Magnitsky Act, shares his experiences as a staunch critic of Vladimir Putin. He discusses the alarming decline of the rouble and the continued threat of Russian hybrid warfare. Browder also addresses the complex dynamics of U.S. relations with Putin, particularly during Trump's presidency. Additionally, he reflects on the dangers faced by opponents of the Kremlin and the resilience of Ukraine amid ongoing challenges.

Sir Bill Browder, head of the Global Magnitsky Justice Campaign and author, teams up with Yulia Ziskina, a Senior Legal Fellow at Razom for Ukraine, to discuss critical topics regarding the use of frozen Russian assets. They advocate for redirecting these funds to strengthen Ukraine's defense and secure reparations. The conversation also touches on the urgent need for decisive political actions, the implications of U.S. intelligence withdrawal, and the broader geopolitical tensions stemming from Russia's military advances.

Guests include Former Republican Congressman Joe Walsh, Former Director of CIA John Brennan, and President of Association of Flight Attendants-CWA Sara Nelson. Topics covered include chaos within the GOP, leadership struggles of House Speaker Kevin McCarthy, concerns about the future of the Republican Party, updates on the Ukraine-Russia war and political situation in Russia, and advocating for the release of unlawfully detained individuals.