Christopher Coons: “$2 billion in this request for support for the Treasury Department to work with the IMF and the World Bank.”

It was his suggestion that we tighten the use of the Magnitsky sanctions against corruption, and he was responsible for expanding the sanctions against corruption.

Amazingly, this law is modeled after a Russian law, and considering what Russia has done to Georgia, that is unbelievable.

Thank you for your work together and with Chairman Cardin to promote democracy and free elections.

When the U.S. leads other countries follow, and we see now, thanks to our efforts and thanks to Bill Browder's efforts, a dozen countries--two dozen countries have now passed Magnitsky type sanctions.