This was from a radio interview with Lee Stranahan, formerly of Breitbart, now with Sputnik, the Russian state-owned news agency.
You can listen to the whole thing here. Key quotes below:
Listen to "Connecting the Dots on Bill Browder and Mikhail Khodorkovsky" on Spreaker.
"He's basically been the one who appears on the networks, appears before Congress," "
"He is someone that they've [US officials] decided has to be the spokesperson in terms of what's going on in Russia, and yet... he has a hidden agenda as a potential criminal."
"I think the story is growing; I'm seeing more and more references to Browder in a negative way."
"The problem is that we have to get this at a level where Browder is doing his damage, and that's in the mainstream media, places like The New York Times, and also to have some people in Congress begin to speak up and say, 'Hey, what about the Magnitsky Act and everything that we did to provoke a crisis with Russia based on what Browder was telling us?'".
"Once you understand that, you realize that Browder, if anything, should be in jail."
Comment: Check out Philip Giraldi's article, The most dangerous man in the world? How Bill Browder's greed helped spark a new Cold War