Russian roulette: the inside story of Putin's war on America and the election of Donald Trump
"The incredible, harrowing account of how American democracy was hacked by Moscow as part of a covert operation to influence the U.S. election and help Donald Trump gain the presidency. [This book] is a story of political skullduggery unprecedented in American history. It weaves together tales...
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| Zusammenfassung: | "The incredible, harrowing account of how American democracy was hacked by Moscow as part of a covert operation to influence the U.S. election and help Donald Trump gain the presidency. [This book] is a story of political skullduggery unprecedented in American history. It weaves together tales of international intrigue, cyber espionage, and superpower rivalry. After U.S.-Russia relations soured, as Vladimir Putin moved to reassert Russian strength on the global stage, Moscow trained its best hackers and trolls on U.S. political targets and exploited WikiLeaks to disseminate information that could affect the 2016 election. The Russians were wildly successful and the great break-in of 2016 was no 'third-rate burglary.' It was far more sophisticated and sinister-- a brazen act of political espionage designed to interfere with American democracy. At the end of the day, Trump, the candidate who pursued business deals in Russia, won. And millions of Americans were left wondering, what the hell happened? This story of high-tech spying and multiple political feuds is told against the backdrop of Trump's strange relationship with Putin and the curious ties between members of his inner circle-- including Paul Manafort and Michael Flynn-- and Russia. [This book] chronicles and explores this bizarre scandal, explains the stakes, and answers one of the biggest questions in American politics: How and why did a foreign government infiltrate the country's political process and gain influence in Washington?"--Dust jacket |
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| adam_text | CONTENTS
Introduction: “It’s a shakedown.” ix
1. “Mr. Putin would like to meet Mr. Trump.” 1
2. “We did not recognize the degree it would
tick Putin off.” 19
3. “Are we here because Clinton texted us?” 35
4. “You don’t know me, but I’m working
on a troll farm.” 48
5. “This is the new version of Watergate.” 62
6. “Felix Sater, boy, I have to even think
about it.” 77
7. “He’s been a Russian stooge for fifteen
years.” 93
8. “How the fuck did he get on the list?” 104
9. “If it’s what you say I love it.” 117
10. “WikiLeaks has a very big year ahead.” 126
11. “I have to report this to headquarters.” 139
12. “As for the Ukraine amendment,
excellent work.” 154
vii
Contents
13. “Next they’re going to put polonium in my tea.” 168
14. “We’ve been told to stand down.” 181
15. “He’s got me as the fall guy.” 197
16. “Does it even matter who hacked this data?” 212
17. “It also could be somebody sitting on their
bed who weighs four hundred pounds, OK?” 221
18. “Only Russia’s senior-most officials could
have authorized these activities.” 238
19. “We’ve been ratfucked.” 249
20. “This is the real reset of the Western world.” 260
21. “We got a sinking feeling_It looked like a
season of Homeland.” 277
Afterword: “Please, my God, can’t you stop this?” 295
Acknowledgments 307
Notes 311
Index 327
vlll
INDEX
Abedin, Huma, 253, 258
Access Hollywood video, 241—244, 247—248,
250—
The Act night club, 7—8
active measures, 58—59
Adelson, Sheldon. 8
Agalarov, Aras, 2, 5, 7, 13
Agalarov, Emin
at The Act night club, 7—8
background of, 3-4
in Las Vegas for Miss USA contest, 7
music video shoot, 13
negotiating performance at Miss
Universe contest, 6
presenting secret message from Putin,
117
as Trump’s guest in New York, 56
Akhmetshin, Rinat, 121, 123
A1 Qaeda, 184
Alfa-Bank, 229, 261, 265-266, 268
Aliyeva, Leyla, 4
Alperovitch, Dmitri, 73, 75
Anonymous International, 57—58
APT 28, 67-68, 75
APT 29, 63-64, 75
Arab Spring, 32, 44
Arif, Tevfik, 85
Army ofjesus, 272-273
Ashcroft, John, 154
Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation in
Vladivostok, 37—38
Aspen Security Forum, 179
Assange,Julian, 132-133,209
Australian government, 178
Baier, Bret, 175
BakerHostetler, 120—121
Band, Doug, 253
Bannon, Steve
on Access Hollywood video, 241
Butina and, 110
on intelligence community’s Russia
statement, 249-250
on knowing Smith, 220
lack of concern on Russia, 255
on Manafort, 201
on public impression of Trump, 256
on Steele dossier, 291
on Trump’s foreign policy advisors,
105
Baquet, Dean, 266
Baranov, Andrey, 160
Barrack, Tom, 93
Bayrock, 85-86
Becker, Robert, 169
Being Patriotic Facebook page, 273
Benenson,Joel, 239, 240, 252, 254
Benza, A. J., 84
Berger,J. M., 268-269
Berman, Wayne, 95—96
Beyrle, John, 34
Bharara, Preet, 120
Biden,Joe, 290
bin Laden, Osama, 88
327
Index
birther conspiracy theory, 15, 272
Black, Charlie, 95
Black, Manafort and Stone, 94-96
Blackwater, 105
Blatter, Sepp, 142
Blinken, Antony, 200
Born Liberal group, 273
Bortnikov, Alexander, 51, 181, 183
Bossie, David, 241
Brazile, Donna, 144, 205, 230
Breasseale, Todd, 242-243
Brennanjohn, 181-183, 185, 190,
223-224, 287
Broaddrick,Juanita, 250
Brooke Group, 83
Browder, William, 40, 121, 140
Brown, Andrew, 65
Burr, Richard, 294
Burrows, Chris, 140-141, 148, 222
Buryakov, Evgeny, 161
Bush, Billy, 241
Bush, George W., 88
Bush, Jeb, 243
Butina, Maria, 109—110
Buzzfeed, 292
Cambridge Analytica, 271, 27In 1
Cameron, David, 49
Caplin, Glen, 135, 209, 228, 244, 245
Carney, Jay, 39
Carter, Ash, 185
Central Intelligence Agency. See CIA
(Central Intelligence Agency)
Chaffetz, Jason, 243-244, 257
Chaika, Yury, 118
Chalupa, Alexandra, 99—100, 127
Chapman, Anna, 30
Chechens, 21 n l
Chen, Adrien, 58, 270
Cheney, Dick, 98
Chinese cyber intrusions, 59—60
Christie, Chris, 203-204, 242
CIA (Central Intelligence Agency). See also
intelligence community (IC)
assessment of Russia’s cyberattacks,
282
proposing fake websites, 200
Russia House, 30, 182
Clapper, James
at Aspen Security Forum, 179
briefing Trump on Steele dossier,
290-291
cautioning campaigns on cyber attacks,
126
on issuing joint statement, 237
at principals’meeting, 185, 194
on Steele dossier, 287-288
on Trump, 293
Clay, Rick, 111
Cleaver, Emanuel, 205
Clinton, Bill, 30-31, 155, 250
Clinton, Hillary
at APEC dinner, 38
at Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation
in Vladivostok, 37-38
Assange on, 132
describing Sanders supporters, 229
email server controversy, 68—69,
257-259
exit memo to Obama, 41—42
on fair elections, 35—36
GRU striking, 114
at Hofstra University debate,
230-231
kompromat on, 223
meeting with Lavrov, 37—38
in Moscow, 27—28
paid speeches by, 246- 247
on Podesta emails, 252
Putin and, 27—28
questioning legitimacy of Russian
election, 35-36
relations with Lavrov, 25—26
role in Clinton Inc., 253
at second debate, 250—251
Clinton campaign
debate team, 239
digital media team, 271
on DNC breach, 135-136
exploring ways to promote Russia
statement, 254—255
Hurricane Matthew update, 238
on intelligence community Russia
statement, 240-241
jumping on IsikofT’s story, 228
keeping Russian intervention in
spotlight, 175
responding to WikiLeaks dump, 171
third debate, 256
watching Stone, 208-210
328
Index
Clinton Cash (Mercer), 255—256
Clinton Foundation, 144, 253
Clinton Global Initiative, 253
Clinton Inc., 253
Clovis, Sam, 104, 106
Cobb, Ty, 302
Cohen, Andy, 10
Cohen, Michael, 7, 79-81, 262
Cohn, Roy, 84, 208
Comey, James. See also FBI (Federal
Bureau of Investigation)
announcing indictment of
Tokhtakhounov, 142
Brennan speaking with, 183—184
briefing Gang of Eight on Steele dossier,
290
on Clinton case, 154—157, 257—258,
274-275
drafting op-ed on cyberattacks, 214
firing of, 299
before House Intelligence Committee, 298
interagency process and, 185
on ODNI/DHS Russia statement, 268
at oversight hearing of House Judiciary
Committee, 231—232
Reid requesting FBI investigation of
Trump campaign, 224—225
Trump and, 297—300
as U.S. attorney, 142
on wires tapped at Trump Tower, 298
Conservative Political Action Conference
(CPAC), 109
Conway, Kellyanne, 201, 220, 274
Conyers,John, 231
Corn, David, 261-264
Corsi, Jerome, 210
Countering Violent Extremism summit, 181
Cozy Bear, 75-76, 129
Credico, Randy, 211
Crimea, 49-50
Crocus City Hall, 5, 13
Crocus International, 7
CrowdStrike, 73-76, 128-129, 204
Culpo, Olivia, 5, 6, 7
cyber defenders/warriors, U.S., 60, 63
cyber intrusions, 59—60
Dacey, Amy, 74, 131, 169, 204
Daniel, Michael, 59, 61, 187—188,
192-193, 265
Davis, Rick, 96
DCLeaks.com, 229, 245. See also Russian
intelligence
Dearborn, Rick, 110—111, 165—166
Delavan, Charles, 67
Democratic Congressional Campaign
Committee (DCCC), 204, 229
Democratic National Committee.
See also DNC breach
computer network under attack, 64—66
FBI alert of breach, 62
Hawkins contacting, 62—63
supporting CrowdStrike’s remediation
efforts, 171
updating computer security system,
126-127
Democratic National Convention (DNC)
Sanders delegates at, 174—175
Sanders5 speech at, 174
WikiLeaks releasing emails during, 168,
169-170
Denman, Diana, 164—166
Department of Homeland Security
assisting in election infrastructure, 189,
191, 195
intrusions on voter information, 218
releasing joint statement on Russian
cyber intrusions, 237, 240, 251
Deripaska, Oleg, 26, 96-97, 101—102, 173
Devine, Ted, 97
Dierker, Hayley, 204—205
Diveykin, Igor, 167
DNC breach
Clinton campaign on, 135—136
FBI confirming Russian hack, 131
going public about, 127
Mook reacting to, 116, 135
Reid on, 134
Tait on, 133-134
as traditional espionage, 128
White House responding to,
136-137
Dokuchaev, Dmitry, 303
Donilon, Tom, 29, 42
Dowd, John, 301
Downer, Alexander, 108
Drobnitsk, Dmitry, 276
Dugin, Alexander, 160
“the Dukes55 malware, 63
D unford, Joseph, 185
329
Index
Dvorkovich, Arkady, 158, 160
Dzerzhinsky, Felix, 134
Earnest,Josh, 178
Election Night, 275-276, 282
election systems. See state election systems
Elias, Marc, 70, 116, 144, 171, 229
el-Sisi, Abdel Fattah, 298
Emelianenko, Fedor, 91
English Football Association, 141
Erickson, Paul, 110—111
Erovinkin, Oleg, 303
Facebook. See social media
Fahrenthold, David, 241
Falcon security system, 75
Fallon, Brian, 244, 245, 250
Fancy Bear, 75—76, 129, 204
FBI (Federal Bureau of Investigation).
See also Comey, James; intelligence
community (IC)
absent from intelligence community
joint statement, 236-237
cyber squad of, 63
on DCCC hack, 204-205
on FIFA corruption, 142
investigating Rossotrudnichestvo, 91
launching investigation on Trump-
Moscow conspiracy, 179
offering Steele a contract, 233
probing Clinton’s private email server,
68-69
receiving intelligence on Trump-
Moscow conspiracy, 178—179
recommending indictment of a
presidential candidate, 154-155
reopening Clinton’s case, 257
requesting DNC account logon files,
71
on Russian spy ring in U.S., 28—30
Steele memo arriving at, 157
Feinstein, Diane, 177-178,216-218
Feinstein-Schififstatement, 217—218
FIFA, 141-142
Firtash, Dmitry, 100—101
Flaherty, Rob, 255, 271
Flynn, Michael
calling Kislyak, 284, 297nl
as consultant, 286-287n2
forced resignation of, 297
interviewing with Michael Isikoff,
162-163
meeting with Kislyak, 285-286
as national security adviser, 279
Trump and, 112-113
at Trump’s intelligence briefing,
203- 204
Foreign Agents Registration Act, 98
Fort Lauderdale, Florida, 85
Fried, Daniel, 296—297
Fritsch, Peter, 144, 225-226
FSB, 119-120, 123-124, 134, 146-149,
166,283
Fusion GPS, 139-140, 144
G20 summit in Hamburg, 304
Gaeta, Mike, 142, 153, 232-233
Garcia, Joe, 206, 207
Garten, Alan, 78—79
Gates, Rick, 101-102, 201, 302
Gerasimov, Valery, 43—44
Gerasimov doctrine, 190
golden showers allegations, 148—150, 263,
290
Goldman Sachs, 246, 247
Goldstone, Rob, 2-4, 7, 55-56,
117-118
Gordon,J. D., 104, 107, 158, 164-166
Gorkov, Sergey, 286
Government Accounting Office, 7
Graham, Franklin, 15, 111
Graham, Lindsey, 304
Gref, Herman, 11—12
Griffin, Phil, 94
GRU, 67,98, 114, 129, 283
Grunwald, Mandy, 239
Guccifer 2.0, 130, 133, 168, 205-210, 269.
See also Russian intelligence
Guthrie, Savannah, 177
Haberman, Maggie, 82
Hable, Shane, 70, 115, 138
Haines, Avril, 185, 191
Halifax International Security Forum,
287
Hall, Steve, 182
Hatch Act, 260
Hawkins, Adrian, 62, 64—66, 72,
204- 205
Henry, Shawn, 73, 131, 205
330
Index
Herbaiife, 140
Hermitage Capital Management, 40
Hicks, Hope, 103, 241, 278
Hillary for America, 144
Hofstra University debate, 230—231
Hohlt, Rick, 109
Holt, Lester, 230, 299
Horwitz, Jeff, 78
House Intelligence Committee, 294, 298
House Judiciary Committee, 231—232
Hudson, James, 149
Human Rights Accountability Global
Initiatives Foundation, 121
Hurricane Matthew, 238
hybrid warfare doctrine, 44
Ï.C. Expert Investment Company, 80
information warfare, 44-47, 54, 183. See
also Internet Research Agency
Instagram. See social media
intelligence community (IC). See also CIA
(Central Intelligence Agency); FBI
(Federal Bureau of Investigation)
composing statement on Russian
cyberattack, 235—237
conclusions about Russia, 224, 278—279
crafting memo on cyberattack response,
195-196
handling Steele dossier, 287—289
investigating DNC hack, 176
Russia statement, 240, 254-
Trump lashing out at, 292- 294
turf-crossing operation of, 184— 185
interagency process, 184—185
Internet Research Agency, 56—59, 270, 274.
See also information warfare; Russian
social media campaign; troll farm
Isikoff, Michael, 162-163, 226-228, 261
Johnson Jeh, 185-189, 216, 218, 235,
237-239,249
Jones, Alex, 208
Jones, Paula, 250
Kadyrov, Ramzan, 21nl
Kahi, Colin, 185
Kalugin, Oleg, 58—59
Kara-Murza, Vladimir, 34, 41, 303
Kasparov, Garry, 22, 24-25
Kaspersky, Eugene, 125
Kaspersky Lab, 125
Katsyv, Pyotr, 120
Kaveladze, Ike, 7, 121
Keene, David, 109
Kellogg, Keith, 104-105
Kellyjohn, 104
Kemp, Brian, 189
Kerry, John, 43, 124, 185, 237, 279
Khodorkovsky, Mikhail, 8
Kilimnik, Konstantin, 97—98, 102—103, 173
Kislyak, Sergei, 115, 115n2, 164, 284,
297nl, 299
Klain, Ron, 239
kompromat
on Clinton, 223
on Trump, 146—150, 221—222
Konst, Nomiki, 176
Kovalchuk, Yury, 51
Kozhin, Vladimir, 15, 16
Kramer, David, 287
Krutskikh, Andrey, 270
Kubic, Charles, 107
Kushner, Jared
on Comey’s firing, 299
Dearborn and, 111
firing Manafort, 201
Gorkov meeting, 286
on hiring Manafort, 94
Kislyak meeting, 115n2, 285-286
overseeing social media efforts, 271
as owner of the Observer, 206
reaction to Access Hollywood video, 241
Vesebiitskaya meeting, 119-123, 173, 300
LaBella, Chuck, 16
Lady Gaga, 4
Latham, Sara, 67
Lavrov, Sergey, 25—26, 37—38, 124, 237,
299
Le Pen, Jean-Marie, 53
Ledeen, Simone, 113
Lederman, Josh, 283
Ledgett, Richard, 59—60
Levinson, Riva, 95
Lew, Jack, 185
Lewandowski, Corey, 158—159
Libya, 32
Lichtblau, Eric, 265-267
Liggett-Ducat Ltd., 83
Litvinenko, Alexander, 19—20, 170
331
Index
Loesch, Dana, 210
Logan Act, 286
Louisiana chemical plant hoax, 58
Lynch, Loretta, 87, 155, 185
Lytvyn, Volodymyr, 94
Magnitsky, Sergei, 40, 120
Magnitsky Act, 40-41, 120-121, 303-304
Maksim, 272
Malign Influence Group, 125
Malinowski, Tom, 297
Manafort, Paul
background of, 93
Bannon on, 201
on blaming Russians for WikiLeaks
dump, 172-173
Chalupa’s crusade against, 99—100
citing Russian propaganda, 197, 269
on CNN show, 197
colluding with Dmitry Firtash, 100-101
as Deripaska’s U.S. business partner, 27
indictment of, 301
Kilimnik and, 102—103
offering services to Trump, 93—94
open to contact between Trump
campaign and Moscow, 108
partnership with Deripaska, 96—97,
101-102
rehabilitating Yanukovych’s image, 97-99
Tapper and, 197
as Trump campaign chairman, 103
as Trump senior strategist, 94
in Ukraine, 94
Veselnitskaya meeting, 119-123, 300
Manning, Bradley, 132
Marcos, Ferdinand, 95
Margolis,Jim, 239
Marshall, Brad, 169
Marshall, Capricia, 245
Mashburn,John, 165
Matsuhisa, Nobu, 11
McCabe, Andrew, 202
McCain John, 96-97, 243, 287
McCaskill, Claire, 276
McConnell, Mitch, 195, 214-216
McDonough, Denis, 61, 136, 176—177,
185, 194, 217
McFarland, K.T., 284
McFaul, Michael
background of, 22-23
on fair elections, 36
on harassment of U.S. embassy officials,
42-^13
laying out reset strategy, 23
on Magnitsky Act, 41
meeting Putin, 24
on U.S.-Russia reset, 23—25, 38—39, 43
working for U.S. government, 23
McGahn, Don, 302
Medvedev, Dmitry, 23, 26, 28, 31
Mel B, 10
Mellul, Ian, 229
Mercer, Robert, 255—256, 271
Meriwether, Nana, 7-8
MI6, 20
Mifsud, Joseph, 106—108
Mikhailov, Sergei, 303
Miller, Jason, 241
Miller, Stephen, 108
Millian, Sergei, 89—91, 150-151
Mills, Cheryl, 253
Miranda, Luis, 127, 169-171
Miss Universe pageant in Moscow
after-party, 16—17
antigay controversy with, 9—10
deal to bring to Moscow, 3—6
Emin Agalarov and, 3-4
red-carpet event, 15—16
Rob Goldstone and, 3-4-
showcasing emerging talent, 4
Trump at, 1—3
Trump selecting finalists for, 12—13
Miss USA contest in Las Vegas, 6—9
Mogilevich, Semion, 101
Monaco, Lisa, 61, 136, 185, 216, 282
Mook, Robby
on blaming Russians for WikiLeaks
dump, 171—172
claiming Moscow hacked DNC, 176
on CNN’s State of the Union, 172
damage control efforts for Podesta
emails, 245
on DNC breach, 114-116, 135
FBI reaching out to, 68—71
on release of DNC emails, 170
Wasserman Schultz and, 173—174
Mossack Fonseca, 113-114
Mother Jones magazine, 264
Mueller, Robert, 29, 299—300
Myers, Steven Lee, 265—267
332
Index
Nadler, Jerry, 232
National Republican Congressional
Committee, 207
National Rifle Association, 109
Nemtsov, Boris, 24, 57
New Economic School in Moscow,
158-159
New Start treaty, 28
New York Times, 265-267
Nix, Alexander, 271nl
Nuland, Victoria, 45-47, 94, 124, 125,
143, 192
Obama, Barack. See also Obama
administration; White House
annual end-of-year press conference,
283
birtherism conspiracy theory of, 15
confronting Putin on cyber attacks, 196,
212, 264—265
on cyber intrusions from Russia, 213
elected as president, 23
instructing defenses of state election
systems, 189
intending to reset U.S.-Russia relations,
23-24
learning of golden showers allegations,
290
meeting with congressional leaders,
214-216
meeting with Medvedev, 28
on morning after Election Day, 277
New Start treaty, 28
Nuland and, 46
opposition research for reelection
campaign, 140
in Prague, 28
sidelines meeting with Putin, 212
visiting Moscow, 26
Obama administration. See also White
House
Arab Spring and, 32
committing to Russian reset, 25
drafting response to cyberattack,
191-193
expanding Russian sanctions, 303—304
granting Stolbunov asylum, 120
McFaul and, 43
reaching out to state elections officials,
218
on Romney’s Russian stance, 39—40
on Russian harassment, 125
warnings to Moscow, 183
World Cup and, 141
Office of the Director of National
Intelligence (ODNI), 240
Orbis Business Intelligence, 140—141
Page, Carter
as foreign policy advisor, 105—106
Gordon as handler for, 158
with Kislyak, 164
meeting with Podobny, 160—161
meeting with Rosneft, 262
Moscow speaking engagement,
158-159, 167
as Putin supporter, 159
Rogin and, 228
Sechin and, 223
on Ukraine amendment, 164— 166
YahooINews on, 226—228
Page, Lisa, 202
Palmieri, Jennifer, 70, 175—176, 239,
244-245, 256
Panama Papers, 113—114
Panetta, Leon, 29, 39-40
Papadopoulos, George, 105-108, 152,
178, 301
Parscaie, Brad, 271
Party of Regions, 98
Patrushev, Nikolai, 21, 51
Paustenbach, Mark, 169
Pelosi, Nancy, 206, 214
Pence, Mike, 163
Perkins Coie, 70-71, 140, 144, 170, 245
Peskov, Dmitry, 2, 14—15, 128, 222
Phares, Walid, 104-105
Podesta,John, 66-67, 137 138, 213, 239,
268
Podesta emails, 244—247, 250—251
Podobny, Victor, 160—161
Politkovskaya, Anna, 20—21
polonium-210, 21
Pompeo, Mike, 297
Ponomaryov, Lev, 42
Powell, Colin, 88
Prevezon, 140
Price, Ned, 242-243
Priebus, Reince, 110, 242-243, 247, 249
Prieto, Daniel, 193
333
Index
Prigozhin, Yevgeny, 57—58
Prince, Erik, 105
Putin, Vladimir
angry at Medvedev, 32—33
at Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation
in Vietnam, 304
birthday of, 248
blaming Clinton on anti-Putin
demonstrations, 36—37
Cameron and, 49
contempt for Obama, 52
dismissing DNC cyberattack, 213
Flynn and, 113
at G20 summit in Hamburg, 304
goal to restore Russian greatness, 32
Litvinenko’s death and, 19—20
McFaul and, 24
meeting with Bill Clinton, 31
meeting with Hillary Clinton, 27-28
Obama confronting, 196, 212
origin story of, 38
Page’s support of, 159
running a kleptocracy; 114
running for president, 33- 34
as Russia’s president, 37
satisfied with anti-CLINTON operation,
222
Shevkunov and, 51
sidelines meeting with Obama, 212
at Sochi Winter Olympics, 48
Trump cultivation operation, 147—148
Trump meeting with, 303, 304
Trump praising, 3, 10—11,14
on Ukraine crisis, 48—49
on U.S. criminal actions, 32—33
Pyatt, Geoffrey, 45—47
Qaddafi, Muammar, 32
Rancic, Giuliana, 10
Reid, Harry, 214, 223-224, 260-261
Reines, Philippe, 25, 239—240, 253
Renaissance Capital, 30—31
Republican National Committee, 247
Republican National Convention,
161-166
Reynolds, Lindsey, 72, 74, 126
Rice, Susan
chairing principals interagency process,
185
Daniel and, 193
on DNC breach, 129
drafting administration’s response to
cyber attack, 136
on golden showers allegations, 290
as national security advisor, 125
as UN ambassador, 32
Rid, Thomas, 134
Roberts, Thomas, 10, 16
Rodnina, Irina, 52
Rogers, Mike, 183-184, 278, 290
Rogin, Josh, 228
Roldugin, Sergei, 114
Romney, Mitt, 39, 140, 243, 280—281
Rosenstein, Rod, 299
Rosneft, Igor Sechinof, 262
Rossotrudnichestvo, 91
Rozov, Andrey, 80—81
RT (Russian TV station)
10th anniversary of, 113, 162
advancing Putin’s messaging, 289—290
Assange’s show on, 132
Clapper on, 179
Larry King on, 214
on Trump Tower Moscow, 1 7
Twitter feeds on Turkey protests, 198
Ruffin, Phil, 11
Russia
adapting military strategies to modern
world, 43—44
antigay violence throughout, 9— 10
attempting relationship with Trump
campaign, 108—109
CIA activity in, 124
Clinton’s memo on, 41—42
cyberattacks by, 44-45
France’s National Front and, 53
harasing U.S. embassy officials, 42-43,
123-124, 182-183
invading Georgia, 23
invading Ukraine, 45—46, 181
nationwide parliamentary elections in,
35-36
sanctions imposed on, 283—284
spy ring in U.S., 29—30
Ukraine sanctions, 54, 55
use of disinformation and propaganda,
53
Russia House. See CIA (Central
Intelligence Agency)
334
Index
Russia Information Group, 125
Russian bots, 199, 269
Russian cyber intrusions, 59—60,
184-188. See also APT 28; APT 29;
Russian intelligence
Russian cyber warriors, 44—45
Russian Duma, 276
Russian hackers
blitzing Estonia, 44
DCCC penetrated by, 204
DNC penetrated by, 76, 114—115, 128,
170-171
penetrating Defense Department, 59
phishing email campaign, 67—68
searching for Clinton’s emails, 220
Russian Institute for Strategic Studies,
270
Russian intelligence. See also DC Leaks,
com; Guccifer 2.0
aggressiveness in cyber attacks, 44
APTs and, 63
compromising material on Clinton, 147
DNC breach, 176
exploiting Trumps’ personal obsessions,
147-148
fabricating FBI memos, 59
IC’s conclusion on hacking by,
290-291
infiltrating and influencing Trump
campaign, 106
influencing U.S. elections, 217—218,
231, 256
recruiting Americans for, 91
Russian facilities in America used for,
282-283
Russian probes, 299—302
Russian social media campaign, 268—270,
271—274. See also Internet Research
Agency
Russian-American Chamber of
Commerce in the USA (RACC),
89-91
Ryabkov, Sergei, 278
Ryan, Fredx, 104
Ryan, Paul, 195, 214-216, 243
Rybolovlev, Dmitry, 92
Ryzhkov, Vladimir, 24
Sanders, Bernie, 174
Sanders campaign, 73, 134-135
Sanders delegates, 174-175
Sater, Felix
background of, 84-85
as consultant to Trump Organization,
87
email to Cohen, 81
as FBI informant, 85, 87-88
as a felon and crook, 87
Trump’s business deal with, 78—79
Savchuk, Lyudmila, 56—57, 199, 270
Savimbi, Jonas, 95—96
Sberbank, 80
Scarborough, Joe, 81—82
Scavino, Dan, 119
Schiff, Adam, 177-178, 216-218, 284
Schiller, Keith, 6, 11
Schmitz,Joseph, 104-105
Scotland Yard, 20
Sechin, Igor, 159, 167, 223, 281
Secured Borders, 272
Senate Intelligence Committee, 294
Sessions,Jeff, 107, 115n2, 299
sexual kompromat^ 146, 149—150
Shaumyan, Edita, 16—17
Shelton, Kathy, 250
Shevardnadze, Sophie, 113
Shevkunov, Tikhon, 51
Shugart, Paula, 4—6, 13
Siad Barre, Mohamed, 95
Simpson, Glenn
on Bill Clinton, 144
Corn and, 261, 262-263
hiring Steele to research Trump,
145-146
investigating Trump, 143-144
meetings at the Tabard, 225—226
on Millian, 151
as private investigative researcher,
139-140
reporting on Deriapaska, 96—97
on Steele reports, 221—222
Singer, Paul, 143
Sipher,John, 30
Skuratov, Yuri, 149
Slate, 265
Slim, Ronald, 98-99
Smith, Ben, 292
Smith, Peter W., 219—220
Snowden, Edward, 132
Sochi Winter Olympics, 48
335
Index
social media
fake Russian accounts, 272—273
IRA operatives purchasing ads on,
272-273
military strategies and, 43—4-4
Moscow’s infiltration of American,
272-274
Russia moving misinformation and
disinformation through, 268—269
Twitter feeds on Turkey protests, 198
Twitter identifying Russian-generated
accounts, 272
United States’ enemies using, 198—200
Soros, Alex, 8
Soshnikov, Andrei, 56
South United, 272
Sputnik, 198
State Department
Bureau of European Affairs and
Eurasian Affairs, 296
requesting bipartisan investigation, 280
Russia punishment recommendations,
282-283
Steele and, 143
traditional punishments for cyberattack,
194-195
Trump request for Russia
recommendations, 296—297
state election systems, 187—189, 218. See
also vote tampering
Steele, Christopher David
briefing reporters on research, 223, 262
Burrows and, 148
Corn meeting, 263
FBI offering contract to, 233
Gaeta and, 232—233
intelligence report on Trump, 146—147,
166-167, 262
investigating Litvinenko’s death, 20—21
Isikoff meeting, 226
new thread of intelligence, 281
as private contractor, 140—143
researching Trump-Russia connection,
145-146
Simpson meeting, 139
Steele dossier, 287—289
Stolbunov, Andrei, 120
Stone, Roger, Jr., 94—95, 207—211, 233
Strzok, Peter, 202
Sullivan Jake, 33, 170, 175-176, 239
SurfHorizon, 101—102
Sussmann, Michael, 71—72, 131, 205, 206
Syrian civil war, 279
Taddeo, Annette, 206, 207
Tait, Matt, 133-134, 219-220
Tamene, Yared, 62, 64-66, 74
Tanden, Neera, 252—253
Tapper, Jake, 172, 197, 246
Theranos, 140
Tillerson, Rex, 281, 304
Timofeev, Ivan, 107
Tokhtakhounov, Alimzhan, 16, 142
Torshin, Alexander, 109—110
Trainorjim, 131, 205
troll farm, 56—59, 199, 270. See also
Internet Research Agency
Trump, Donald
on ABC’s This Week, 180
at The Act night club, 7-8
apology for Access Hollywood video,
247-248
at Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation
in Vietnam, 304
assembling national security team,
104-105
Bayrock and, 85—86
briefing on Steele dossier, 290—291
as a candidate, 77—78
casino empire, 84
on Clinton demeaning Sanders voters,
229-230
collaborating with unsavory players, 84
on David Letterman’s late-night show,
11
delivering nomination acceptance
speech, 163-164
determination on deal in Russia, 82—84,
92
dismissing Manafort, 201
at Emin’s music video, 13
enraged by scandal, 295—296
as executive producer of Russian The
Apprentice, 91
first official intelligence briefing,
203-204
Flynn and, 112
foreign policy speech at Center for the
National Interest, 115
forming cabinet, 280—281
336
Index
at G20 summit in Hamburg, 304
at Hofstra University debate, 230—231
influencing ongoing criminal
investigation, 297-298
inviting foreign adversary to hack
Hillary’s email, 180
inviting Johnson to lunch, 239
kompromat on, 146—150, 221—222
on Larry King, 214
in Las Vegas for Miss USA contest, 6—9
lashing out at intelligence community,
292-294
Millian and, 90
at Miss Universe red-carpet event,
15-16
in Moscow, 11—12, 83—84
on MSNBC, 10
on MSNBC’s Morning Joe, 81-82
at Nobu restaurant, 11—12
opposing Russia sanctions, 110
Peskov and, 14—15
praising Putin, 3, 10-11, 14, 54—55,
81-82
pursuing Trump Tower in Moscow,
17-18, 54-56
Putin meeting with, 303, 304
resetting relations with Russia, 285
on Russian allegations, 179—180
Sater and, 78-79, 85- 87
at second debate, 250-251
selecting Miss Universe finalists, 12—13
sexual kompromat, 146
State Department request, 296—297
sworn in as president, 294
taunting Obama, 54—55
on Thomas Roberts, 10
trip to Moscow for Miss Universe
contest, 1—3
on WikiLeaks dump, 180
Trump, Donald, Jr.
on CNN’s State of the Union, 172
Goldstone emailing, 117—118
as keynote speaker at “Real Estate in
Russia,” 88—89
private contact with WikiLeaks, 234
Torshin meeting with, 111
touting Russia as key source for profits,
89
Veselnitskaya meeting, 119-123, 300
WikiLeaks and, 251
Trump, Ivanka, 80, 242
Trump campaign
disseminating false story, 116
on DNC breach, 130
focus on improving U.S-Russia relations,
106-107
Hurricane Matthew update, 238—239
lack of concern on Russia, 255
Russia infiltrating and influencing, 106
third debate, 256
Torshin and Butina influence on,
110-111
Trump SoHo condominium-hotel, 85—86
Trump transition officials, 285—286
Trump World Tower Moscow, 79—82
Trump-Alfa-Bank story, 229, 261,
265-266, 268
Trump-Bayrock project in Phoenix, 85,
86
TV5Monde, 129
Twitter. See social media
Tyler, Steven, 16
Tymoshenko, Yulia, 98—99, 100
Ukraine, 45, 48-50, 143
Ukraine amendment, 165—166
Ukrainian Central Election Commission,
129
United Nations Security Council, 285
Uranium One, 31
U.S. Agency for International
Development (USAID), 37—38
USAID (U.S. Agency for International
Development), 37—38
U.S.-Russia reset
goals of, 27
McFaul on, 23-25, 38-39, 43
Obama’s intent on, 23—24
Panetta on, 39—40
Romney on, 39
U.S.-Russian economic interactions,
159
Van Ronkel, Bob, 16
Veselnitskaya, Natalia, 119—120, 122—123,
140, 300
Vnesheconombank (VEB), 286
vote tampering, 218. See also state election
systems
VTB Bank, 80
337
Index
Wall Street Journal, 294
Wallander, Geleste, 23, 36, 125, 192-193,
255
War on the Rocks online magazine, 268—269
Ward, Kelly, 204-205, 207
Warner, Mark, 294
Washington Free Beacon, 143
Wasserman Schultz, Debbie, 74, 128, 169,
173-174
Watts, Clint, 197-200, 268, 269
Weaver, Jeff, 169
Weiner, Anthony, 258
Weisburd, Andrew, 268—269
White House. See also Obama
administration
cyber response group, 192—193
expelling Russian diplomats, 284
instructing intelligence community to
investigate DNC hack, 176
Putin’s restraint surprising, 284—285
reaction on Election Night, 275
responding to Russian attack, 191,
234-237
summit on Countering Violent
Extremism, 181
Wicker, Roger, 39
WikiLeaks, 131-132, 169-170, 234,
244-247, 252, 278
Willem-Alexander, King of Netherlands,
14-15
Willey, Kathleen, 250
Winerjonathan, 143, 226-227, 264
Wood, Andrew, 287
Yahoo!News, 226-228
Yanukovych, Viktor, 45, 48 -49, 97—99
Yates, Steve, 165
Zackson, Brad, 101
Zaytsev, Yury, 91
Zhuravlyov, Alexei, 276
Zucker, Jeff, 175
338
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| contents | Introduction: "It's a shakedown." -- "Mr. Putin would like to meet Mr. Trump." -- "We did not recognize the degree it would tick Putin off." -- "Are we here because Clinton texted us?" -- "You don't know me, but I'm working on a troll farm." -- "This is the new version of Watergate." -- "Felix Sater, boy, I have to even think about it." -- "He's been a Russian stooge for fifteen years." -- "How the fuck did he get on the list?" -- "If it's what you say I love it." -- "WikiLeaks has a very big year ahead." -- "I have to report this to headquarters." -- "As for the Ukraine amendment, excellent work." -- "Next they're going to put polonium in my tea." -- "We've been told to stand down." -- "He's got me as the fall guy." -- "Does it even matter who hacked this data?" -- "It also could be somebody sitting on their bed who weighs four hundred pounds, OK?" -- "Only Russia's senior-most officials could have authorized these activities." -- "We've been ratfucked." -- "This is the real reset of the Western world." -- "We got a sinking feeling .... It looked like a season of 'Homeland'." -- Afterword: "Please, my God, can't you stop this?" |
| ctrlnum | (OCoLC)1030591188 (DE-599)BVBBV044893929 |
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| dewey-hundreds | 300 - Social sciences |
| dewey-ones | 324 - The political process |
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| dewey-search | 324.973 |
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| dewey-tens | 320 - Political science (Politics and government) |
| discipline | Politologie |
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| spelling | Isikoff, Michael 1953- Verfasser (DE-588)12104078X aut Russian roulette the inside story of Putin's war on America and the election of Donald Trump Michael Isikoff and David Corn First edition New York ; Boston Twelve March 2018 xi, 339 Seiten 24 cm txt rdacontent n rdamedia nc rdacarrier Title shows on the book with the beginning 'R' and ending 'N' printed backwards in the word 'RUSSIAN.' Introduction: "It's a shakedown." -- "Mr. Putin would like to meet Mr. Trump." -- "We did not recognize the degree it would tick Putin off." -- "Are we here because Clinton texted us?" -- "You don't know me, but I'm working on a troll farm." -- "This is the new version of Watergate." -- "Felix Sater, boy, I have to even think about it." -- "He's been a Russian stooge for fifteen years." -- "How the fuck did he get on the list?" -- "If it's what you say I love it." -- "WikiLeaks has a very big year ahead." -- "I have to report this to headquarters." -- "As for the Ukraine amendment, excellent work." -- "Next they're going to put polonium in my tea." -- "We've been told to stand down." -- "He's got me as the fall guy." -- "Does it even matter who hacked this data?" -- "It also could be somebody sitting on their bed who weighs four hundred pounds, OK?" -- "Only Russia's senior-most officials could have authorized these activities." -- "We've been ratfucked." -- "This is the real reset of the Western world." -- "We got a sinking feeling .... It looked like a season of 'Homeland'." -- Afterword: "Please, my God, can't you stop this?" "The incredible, harrowing account of how American democracy was hacked by Moscow as part of a covert operation to influence the U.S. election and help Donald Trump gain the presidency. [This book] is a story of political skullduggery unprecedented in American history. It weaves together tales of international intrigue, cyber espionage, and superpower rivalry. After U.S.-Russia relations soured, as Vladimir Putin moved to reassert Russian strength on the global stage, Moscow trained its best hackers and trolls on U.S. political targets and exploited WikiLeaks to disseminate information that could affect the 2016 election. The Russians were wildly successful and the great break-in of 2016 was no 'third-rate burglary.' It was far more sophisticated and sinister-- a brazen act of political espionage designed to interfere with American democracy. At the end of the day, Trump, the candidate who pursued business deals in Russia, won. And millions of Americans were left wondering, what the hell happened? This story of high-tech spying and multiple political feuds is told against the backdrop of Trump's strange relationship with Putin and the curious ties between members of his inner circle-- including Paul Manafort and Michael Flynn-- and Russia. [This book] chronicles and explores this bizarre scandal, explains the stakes, and answers one of the biggest questions in American politics: How and why did a foreign government infiltrate the country's political process and gain influence in Washington?"--Dust jacket Putin, Vladimir Vladimirovič 1952- (DE-588)122188926 gnd rswk-swf Trump, Donald 1946- (DE-588)118834312 gnd rswk-swf Geschichte 2016 gnd rswk-swf Präsidentenwahl (DE-588)4047020-9 gnd rswk-swf Präsident (DE-588)4115611-0 gnd rswk-swf Einflussnahme (DE-588)4131701-4 gnd rswk-swf USA (DE-588)4078704-7 gnd rswk-swf Russland (DE-588)4076899-5 gnd rswk-swf Putin, Vladimir Vladimirovich / 1952- Trump, Donald / 1946- Presidents / United States / Election / 2016 Elections / Corrupt practices / United States United States / Politics and government / 2009-2017 Russia (Federation) / Foreign relations / United States United States / Foreign relations / Russia (Federation) POLITICAL SCIENCE / American Government / National POLITICAL SCIENCE / Corruption & Misconduct POLITICAL SCIENCE / Intelligence & Espionage POLITICAL SCIENCE / Political Process / Campaigns & Elections POLITICAL SCIENCE / Political Process / Media & Internet POLITICAL SCIENCE / Privacy & Surveillance POLITICAL SCIENCE / Security (National & International) POLITICAL SCIENCE / World / Russian & Former Soviet Union Diplomatic relations Elections / Corrupt practices Politics and government Presidents / Election Russia (Federation) United States 2009-2017 Nonfiction Trump, Donald 1946- (DE-588)118834312 p Putin, Vladimir Vladimirovič 1952- (DE-588)122188926 p DE-604 Russland (DE-588)4076899-5 g Einflussnahme (DE-588)4131701-4 s USA (DE-588)4078704-7 g Präsident (DE-588)4115611-0 s Präsidentenwahl (DE-588)4047020-9 s Geschichte 2016 z Corn, David Verfasser aut Erscheint auch als Online-Ausgabe 978-1-5387-2874-1 Digitalisierung BSB Muenchen - ADAM Catalogue Enrichment application/pdf http://bvbr.bib-bvb.de:8991/F?func=service&doc_library=BVB01&local_base=BVB01&doc_number=030287882&sequence=000001&line_number=0001&func_code=DB_RECORDS&service_type=MEDIA Inhaltsverzeichnis Digitalisierung BSB Muenchen - ADAM Catalogue Enrichment application/pdf http://bvbr.bib-bvb.de:8991/F?func=service&doc_library=BVB01&local_base=BVB01&doc_number=030287882&sequence=000002&line_number=0002&func_code=DB_RECORDS&service_type=MEDIA Register // Gemischte Register |
| spellingShingle | Isikoff, Michael 1953- Corn, David Russian roulette the inside story of Putin's war on America and the election of Donald Trump Introduction: "It's a shakedown." -- "Mr. Putin would like to meet Mr. Trump." -- "We did not recognize the degree it would tick Putin off." -- "Are we here because Clinton texted us?" -- "You don't know me, but I'm working on a troll farm." -- "This is the new version of Watergate." -- "Felix Sater, boy, I have to even think about it." -- "He's been a Russian stooge for fifteen years." -- "How the fuck did he get on the list?" -- "If it's what you say I love it." -- "WikiLeaks has a very big year ahead." -- "I have to report this to headquarters." -- "As for the Ukraine amendment, excellent work." -- "Next they're going to put polonium in my tea." -- "We've been told to stand down." -- "He's got me as the fall guy." -- "Does it even matter who hacked this data?" -- "It also could be somebody sitting on their bed who weighs four hundred pounds, OK?" -- "Only Russia's senior-most officials could have authorized these activities." -- "We've been ratfucked." -- "This is the real reset of the Western world." -- "We got a sinking feeling .... It looked like a season of 'Homeland'." -- Afterword: "Please, my God, can't you stop this?" Putin, Vladimir Vladimirovič 1952- (DE-588)122188926 gnd Trump, Donald 1946- (DE-588)118834312 gnd Präsidentenwahl (DE-588)4047020-9 gnd Präsident (DE-588)4115611-0 gnd Einflussnahme (DE-588)4131701-4 gnd |
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| title | Russian roulette the inside story of Putin's war on America and the election of Donald Trump |
| title_auth | Russian roulette the inside story of Putin's war on America and the election of Donald Trump |
| title_exact_search | Russian roulette the inside story of Putin's war on America and the election of Donald Trump |
| title_full | Russian roulette the inside story of Putin's war on America and the election of Donald Trump Michael Isikoff and David Corn |
| title_fullStr | Russian roulette the inside story of Putin's war on America and the election of Donald Trump Michael Isikoff and David Corn |
| title_full_unstemmed | Russian roulette the inside story of Putin's war on America and the election of Donald Trump Michael Isikoff and David Corn |
| title_short | Russian roulette |
| title_sort | russian roulette the inside story of putin s war on america and the election of donald trump |
| title_sub | the inside story of Putin's war on America and the election of Donald Trump |
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