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From Cafe, welcome to Stay Tuned. I'm Prit Bharara.

The Soviet 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 Casperov.

He's the best chess player who's ever lived. An advocate for human rights and a staunch

critic of Vladimir Putin. We first spoke with him last year and I wanted to bring this

episode back to my audience now because while domestic news has been at the forefront,

many questions around Russia and its involvement in US politics remain unanswered. And Gary's

insights on Putin and his rule in Russia help make some sense of what's happening here.

Since retiring from professional chess, Gary has dedicated his life to questioning power

and politics in his native Russia. In fact, since we air this interview, he held a full

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