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From Cafe and WNYC Studios, welcome to Stay Tuned. I'm Pete Barara.

The Summit propaganda tried to present an image of the bright future. It was a fake but positive

image of the future. Putin's propaganda is different. It's more like cult of death. It's

not about positive future. Actually, there's no future at all.

That's Gary Casparov. He's the best chess player who ever lived, an advocate for human rights,

and a staunch critic of Vladimir Putin. Here's why I was dying to talk to Gary Casparov

on the show. He's got an incredible mind. That's obvious from the way he's played chess

for years and years. But his incredible mind is also at play when he talks and thinks

about democracy, the press, truth, and human rights, which is what he's dedicating his

life to now. What I thought was cool about this interview is, as I ask him a question,

some of which were not really perfect questions as he pointed out. You can literally hear

his brain working in real time. That's coming up, but first, your questions. So obviously,

the biggest piece of news in the last week has been the guilty plea of Michael Flynn, the

former National Security Advisor for President Trump. I tried to anticipate a lot of questions

that have been lobbed about by doing a special episode this past Monday. So if you haven't

listened to that, I would encourage you to go and check it out. But I wanted to just

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