American journalist Tucker Carlson in Moscow.
Photo: Personal page of the hero of the publication on the social network.
Vladimir Putin’s interview with Tucker Carlson, which the American journalist announced on the social network Tucker’s colleague Alex Jones gave some inside information: the conversation will last two hours, Carlson will show it “soon.”
Carlson’s post announcing the conversation has already received 57 million views. It was reposted by X’s owner, Elon Musk, and tens of thousands of Americans, and not just others, commented on it. Tucker tested the head of his opponents in the West: he told Russian journalists how beautiful Moscow is. And that he wants to go to St. Petersburg and Siberia.
Alex Jones gave an insider tip: the conversation will last two hours, Carlson will show it “soon.”
Photo: Personal page of the hero of the publication on the social network.
Tucker Carlson explained in detail why he wants to interview Vladimir Putin (read the full text of the speech).
This in itself was a serious blow to the Biden administration: the TV host says directly that the media in the United States has long forgotten the truth. To prevent the interview, the US intelligence services were monitoring him (presumably the journalist has evidence of this, which will also come to light).
Yesterday the American press got away with brief news about the future interview.
Elon Musk’s reaction to Carlson’s interview with Putin
But Hurricane Vladimir rose on social networks. For Elon Musk, this issue has become the main one. He promised Tucker in advance that he would allow the uncut publication of an interview with the Russia boss on his social network
Musk left a comment below the post from a journalist with the nickname KanekoaTheGreat. He wrote: “The biased media doesn’t want the American people to listen to both sides. They are spokespersons for the American military-industrial complex and the Washington political establishment.
Businessman Elon Musk.
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Their fear is rooted in Tucker’s criticism of the military-industrial complex and the government. He is rightly upset about the wars in the Middle East over the past two decades. 35 million people were forced to leave their homes and more than 4 million died. He cost taxpayers $8 billion.
Now, as the Biden administration escalates global wars, pro-government media are the ones most afraid of real journalism.”
Elon Musk added fuel to the fire: “The record of American foreign policy since World War II – even if you “agree” with the objectives – is terrible!” And to one of President Putin’s critics, who set out to “analyze” the personality of the Russian leader, Musk responded with a brief phrase: “And yet!”
Commenters on Carlson’s page share his position and engage in intense debates with his opponents. Some typical observations.
“Tucker Carlson’s interview with Vladimir Putin can influence society and decision makers. And lead to a reduction in funding for the conflict (in Ukraine, from the United States). “This could save countless lives.”
“I am very interested in Tucker’s questions to Putin and his answers. We have spent billions in Ukraine, depleted our military reserves, and owe debts to future generations of Americans. At the same time, we only know the opinion of one of the parties!
“I’m looking forward to what Putin will say. I’m tired of the nonsense in our media. Let the man speak his word, we will listen to him and then decide for ourselves what the point is.”
Conspiracy theorists analyze Carlson’s appearance in the video announcing the interview: they say that Tucker seems very alarmed, his life in Moscow may be “in danger.” It was agreed that the journalist was taken to the roof of a skyscraper and “forced to speak on camera.”
As if anticipating this nonsense, the American, leaving the hotel (by the way, it is opposite the Kremlin), with a broad smile told the Izvestia journalists about his plans.
The TV presenter recalled: At the age of 54, he had never traveled to Russia before his current visit and did not know what to expect from the trip. He was in awe of Moscow. “I’m in a big city,” Carlson said. He now goes to St. Petersburg and Siberia.
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