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Trump: Putin “probably” involved in Navalny’s death

"If you go by the insurance numbers, he’d be alive for another 40 years"

Newsroom March 19 06:19

Former President Donald Trump said during an interview over the weekend that he believes that Russian President Vladimir Putin was “probably” involved in the death of opposition leader Alexei Navalny.

Trump made the remarks during a Sunday interview with Howard Kurtz on Fox News’ “Media Buzz” when asked about Navalny’s mysterious death earlier this year inside a Russian prison.

“Do you believe Vladimir Putin has some responsibility for the death of Alexei Navalny?” Kurtz asked Trump.

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“I don’t know, but perhaps I mean, possibly I could say, ‘probably’,” Trump said. “I don’t know. He’s a young man, so statistically he’d be alive for a long time. If you go by the insurance numbers, he’d be alive for another 40 years. So something happened that was unusual.”

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