denis, glory, glory to the heroes, well, for two hours, putin tortured tucker carlson, who carelesslydecided to record the russian dictator, with his historiosophical delusion, that is, carlson was twisting his muzzle in his pocket, i don't know, moving his eyebrows, pretending that he wasn't very pleased with it all. but you won't deceive us, if you didn't want to, then it wouldn't have happened interview, and i think that carlson knew very well what would be poured on his head, yes, but if we take the grand narrative of putin, what putin wanted to convey and to which audience, so to speak, carlson is such a small , a little crucian carp on this is huge, on that huge tray of lies, so let's talk about narratives, well, look, in principle... if we say what vladimir putin said, it all boils down to two things. first thing, ukraine does not want negotiations, russia wants negotiations, this is actually a grant narrative of russia for the whole year 2024, it is very important just for us to understand that their main informational goal in 2024 is to prove to the whole world, and they are

an information bomb on a global scale, vladimir putin will give an interview to tucker carlson, only the announcement of this conversation already has dozens. we are not forcing you to agree with what putin may say in this interview, but we we encourage you to watch it. contrary to western propaganda, which attacked carlson with all its might. election day in azerbaijan throughout the country, for the first time, including karabakh, among the candidates for the current president ilham aliyev. hot, yours. started 10 years ago. priada in the story of victory and emotions that no one can ever take away. stormy battles at the un, terrorist attacks by the kiev regime, lisichansk, donetsk, the khil-76 plane, the main topic of the meeting of the security council convened on the initiative of our country. the west pointedly ignores proof of ukraine’s crimes, but russia is doing everything so that the world knows the truth. from the usa, reporting by giorgi alesashvili. attack on a cafe and bakery in lesechansk. moscow classifies it as a terrorist attack against civilians . russian permanent r

carlson's deadly ammo. but now it was the defenses turn to fight back. ldn't draw any conclusions based on carl's guilty plea in levi's death. >> does carl carlson deserve a fair trial? now, some people would say well, he admitted to killing his son in new york, he doesn't deserve a fair trial. and to that i would say, if you believe that today based just on that fact, we have an obligation to let the court know that you can't be fair. >> now it was up to the jurors. deliberations lasted two days, and then the verdict came in. >> we the jury find the defendant carl carlson guilty of murder in the first degree. >> inside the courtroom, christina's family clung to each other in relief. her sister colette was there too. >> when they read it, it was a good moment. >> carl carlson was later sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole. his appeal his conviction, 29 years after a fire to cristina carlson's life, her family, finally, has answers. but even time, they say, doesn't heal all wounds. >> i don't think you can put a time when you would

there is an opinion that trump has plans for carlson, almost... wants to take him as vice president, btedly be in the order of things, you know, they are very friendly and agree with each other on almost all issues, such as, for example, finally ending all these endless wars, so i would like to see how this happens, he undoubtedly one of the contenders , for some these words will give hope, for others they will turn out to be a preparation for a new conspiracy theory, others are already hinting with all their might that tucker is none other than... exclusively for the viewing audience, professional liars in washington like him called them, started a risky game, trying to pull off in russia what they did in afghanistan and libya. what tucker didn't realize was that all these russia specialists had already taken on his own country. valentin bogdanov, ivan udkin and... usa, this is the news of the week, further in the program. the american president is increasingly losing himself, progressive dementia, trouble. how the academy of sciences celebrates its anniversary and what about the pro

“i have to thank tucker carlson for flying to moscow and wanting to talk with vladimir putin.he crisis in the red sea, is there an effect of british airstrikes on yemen, and how does the kingdom itself feel about it? expanded the list of goods for parallel imports, what is included in the new list about this in business news. about the main thing." for the first time first during a special military operation, an american journalist came to talk with the russian president, for the first time a western viewer had the opportunity to hear putin’s words not in a retelling of biased media. the russian leader spoke in detail about why the special military operation has not yet ended, who blew up the nord streams, whether russia will suffer from rapprochement with china, and touched upon many other topics. mikhail chubanenko collected the most. a highlight of the conversation. the reception hall for foreign delegations in the kremlin is the first vladimir putin's interview with a western journalist, first svo. former fox news host tucker carlson, one of the few columnists whose positi

according to carlson , it will take him a year to comprehend the interview with the russian presidentthe russian leader’s answers very interesting and detailed, including about the nature of the ukrainian language. he started to be very detailed. describe history , you will see, starting from the 9th century, starting from the formation of russia from tribes into a nation, and the role of ukraine in this, that is, russia, and at first i was irritated, i said, i am an american, i asked a specific question and i want to get a specific the answer was quick, he didn't, i pressed, he was irritated, i was irritated, i thought he was avoiding answering, maybe that was the case to some extent, but after reconsidering, no, that was his answer, the history of the region, the formation of... the nation, the connection with ukraine, this is the basis for his ukrainian politics, it was interesting and became even more interesting when i realized that it was like a window through which the region was visible. by this moment, the most resonant interview has more than 60 million views, not counting a

to moscow. in general, breaking the information blockade for tucker carlson is like a battering ram, the consequences. he said the biden administration allegedly tried. prevent him from interviewing vladimir putin. of course not, i have absolutely nothing to say, period. although no, i would add, this is nonsense, what they say about the biden administration. listen to karine jeanpierre, do the opposite. tucker did. i met in moscow with former ansa employee edward snowden, and as semafor reports, not only with him, but also an old man reade, who was joe biden's assistant and accused him of harassment. both, while in russia, find. safe, but his like-minded people are worried about tucker. if tucker carloson isn't careful, he could become the next julian assange. there was no shortage of calls from both politicians and the media establishment demanding his arrest over his visit to russia. these creatures are simply vengeful. and on both sides of the atlantic. reports that eu sanctions may be imposed against carlson. they want him deny entry. they were probably offended because it was like that. in mosc

well, tucker carlson's two-hour interview with vladimir putin is about to air, so screw the new worldcensorship and get the hell out. when i talked with alex, there were moments when both alex’s life and carlson’s life, well... i think that it could well be up to half a billion get there, but let's see, you were right about the threats to takeran's life, once it seemed like something funny, now we understand who is in charge of this and what kind of site this is, in fact, these are open execution lists, that is, takeru a black mark was sent to carlson through the wards of the west, we know the fate of journalists, including our journalists, daria dugina, vladlen tatarsky, who... were killed as a result of terrorist acts of the ukrainian regime, in this sense , tucker carlson has, in fact, has about how to worry, yes, now why such hysteria , in fact, has unfolded here, of course, tucker is overcoming the information blockade that they tried to put up, but the main thing is not even this, it seems to me, the main thing here is that he encroached on one of the pillars of today's . subjec

conducting an interview with vladimir putin, however, judging by how quickly the white house responded to carlson'sideo, close attention to his activities becomes obvious. to make going to court easier and more accessible, to strengthen the protection of information in the case of the use of digital technologies, we discussed several bills that are already being considered by the state duma, including the abolition of arrests for women with children and the accelerated release of prisoners with serious illnesses. natalya solovyova collected the main topics of this conversations. the focus is on the development of the russian judicial system, its most important point being the electronic format of working with appeals. exactly like this. for the work of the court to reduce the workload, but in addition , the state gas-justice system works well, the number of user requests to it for the year is about 11 billion 11 billion 11 billion, that is, the population, citizens actively use this opportunity to make a request through this system and get answers. more softly, back in december at a meeting with me

in addition, the recording will be posted on the x network; its owner, elon musk, according to carlson, promised not to block the video. the journalist emphasized that... in this region, here in russia or 900 km away in ukraine, but they should know, they have to pay, perhaps not even realizing this. the biden administration will continue to look for ways to finance ukraine, despite the position of congress. white house spokesman john kirby said this at a regular briefing. according to him, the support of western allies remains critically important for kiev, and its absence forces ukrainian commanders to make difficult decisions on the battlefield. meanwhile, the head of the eu foreign policy service, jose borel, arrived in kiev on a visit. he visited the police training base, where security forces are trained by european instructors. the topic will be continued by elizaveta khramtsova. the head of european diplomacy, as he himself admitted, carefully considers his trips to kiev. at the start of his fourth visit to the ukrainian capital, josep barel said that they would talk about mili

its owner, elon musk, according to carlson, promised not to block the video.moscow himself. support from any authority.

according to carlson, washington repeatedly tried to disrupt his trip to moscow.oe biden called the situation of kiev troops in the northern military district zone desperate due to the lack of weapons. the us president spoke to reporters with a badge in the form of the ukrainian flag on his jacket for credibility. the head of the white house fears that congress will not will approve the bill to support ukraine. regions of the north. the caucasus is buried in snow, a powerful cyclone hit ingushetia, dagestan, gombardino-balkaria, as well as north ossetia and odegea. in the stavropol region , storm winds left hundreds of residents without electricity. record snowfall is also expected in moscow today. valuable cargo left the port of st. petersburg for uganda. this is a mobile laboratory for testing infections. it is designed to quickly respond to outbreaks of particularly dangerous diseases. russian specialists. will arrive to africa on site will help in organizing research. igor pikhanov with details. multi-ton tractors delivered a mobile laboratory based on kamaz t

the russian president turning to tucker carlson to speak. carlson's conversation with put con putin is expected to be released momentarily. the kremlin is eager for it to be seen. why? just listen to the answer fawning over carlson. >> translator: we receive many requests for interviews with the president. there is no desire to communicate with such media outlets and there is hardly any point in it. there is hardly any benefit from it. he has a position that differs from the others. >> he, carlson, has a position that differs from the others. and so while putin sees no benefit in sitting down for an interview with a journalist, he does see benefit from a conversation with carlson because of this. the. >> hard to see why he's a threat to us. i don't think putin -- >> we should probably take the side of russia if we have to choose between russia and ukraine. might be worth asking yourself, what is this really about? why do i hate putin so much? has putin ever called me a racist? does he eat dogs? these are fair questions. the answer to all of t

however, judging by how quickly the white house responded to carlson's video, his activities are coming under scrutiny. obvious. the time and target of the shelling of lisichansk in ukraine were not chosen by chance. it stated russian permanent representative to the un vasily nebende at a security council meeting. he emphasized that ukrainian troops specifically waited for families in lesichansk to go out for a walk on their day off in order to launch a targeted strike on them from the american hymers missile system. nebendi recalled that to use such weapons, kiev needs to coordinate the target with washington. he himself admitted this earlier. it is obvious who is an accomplice to the crime committed in lisichansky, and not only him, but a dozen, if not hundreds of others, in which western weapons. madam chairman, among similar recent monstrous crimes of the bandera junta, the deliberate terrorist attack committed on january 24 against the il-76 military transport aircraft. the bund includes employees of the former berkut special forces unit; it was they who tried to resist the coup du

is such a, you know, professional, of course, reluctance to publish the interview that was given to carlsonause there is. .. into the past, as if the stacker were speaking, the history of russia itself came as a surprise and revelation to many. they had a long-awaited interview that probably didn't go the way anyone expected, and it wouldn't have happened if it weren't for tucker. carlson, his brand, his persistence, to be honest, his professionalism, his reputation brought him to the kremlin and allowed him to talk with the president of russia. we should also be grateful to vladimir putin for being willing to sit down to start this dialogue. now he presented information in a context that is accessible to an american audience, this is the main value of this interview. i think this is an outstanding interview, no topics were off limits. tucker asked questions directly. vladimir putin's body language gives us understand that he was relaxed. most of the time he sat away. throwing himself back in his chair, that was the clear message. he very clearly stated the country's position that russia ha

and so my hearts out to them and how pray for tucker carlson, and i'll pray for president food, the ethic, ultimately we have to learn to stand up. all right, rally around 16 and then judges 7. it says the get in $300.00. we can be to give you a $300.00 and we can stand up and we can protect those that are standing up to protect us. and i just hope that that's what we choose to do the theories of doing what then most of the conservative daily podcast live in denver, colorado. thanks for staying up with his joe. appreciate it. my pleasure. thank you . just to point out, we have got the full video of the cross and that puts an interview on our website r t dot com right now. it will also be for new live updates at only ask about the reaction and all that. we'd love to hear your opinions as well. so do feel free to jump in any time. in our comment section, it's wide open for you, no need for a separate kind of just rights to see the okay to keyboard after weeks of speculation. presidents that lensky has officially suck the country's top military officer. general valerie lucian, who had served

well, all these people who want to arrest tucker carlson are cruel. he proposes to arrest those who propose to arrest tucker carlson, but how else? and here it’s worth considering whether a boomerang can be considered a suicide weapon. alexey alekseevich, these are the chances that upon his return to his homeland, tucker carloson could indeed be arrested and put on trial. the airport is probably already delivering dry firewood. now, but if i were takro carlson, i would say i’m satisfied with the effect produced. completely, because there is so much attention to this interview that it’s hard to imagine. on the one hand, on the other hand, it is of course concerning that the process of dehumanization of tucker carlson has begun in the best traditions of western, western values ​​and so -called democracy. and unfortunately this kind of thing stimulates not completely mentally balanced people, who are often used by western intelligence services, to various unforeseen actions, which is why takeru’s life is threatened. there certainly is, and if on the terr

becomes so explosive, the panic of karine jeanpierre is understandable, who is forced to comment on the words of tucker carlson white house did not allow him to go to moscow, including from... there are accusations from tucker that almost the national security agency was brought in to rummage through his phone, pull out messages from the meshenzers, and now they have to play the game that tucker is imposing on them, well , returning to zelensky, but zelensky agrees, looks stupid, refuses , looks even stupider, perhaps they will resort to a long-tested option, which they always have on the table, they can urgently convene the verkhovna rada and.. .at the legislative level to prohibit themselves from giving interviews to tucker carlson, well, they have similar examples, in general, negotiations with russia, they forbade themselves, probably, this is the only emergency exit left, but as for tucker himself, then this has already begun, this is no longer a question for his colleagues in the shop, who are most likely still being played by real professional, human envy of him as... a successful journalist, american p

the biden administration, according to tucker carlson, repeatedly tried to stop him from traveling toand interviewing putin. is it so? no, absolutely not. this is not really a comment. this is a comment that is enough. dot. the american media adhere to similar rhetoric; they simply ignore the announcement of an interview with putin. on on the first pages of the main western publications there is not a word about the journalist’s upcoming conversation with the russian president. however. carlson thought about this in advance and agreed with elon musk. the entrepreneur promised not to block the interview with putin on his resources when it is published. alika komarova, lead. the kiev regime deliberately targeted a bakery in lesichansk, the most crowded place in the city on a weekend. this statement was made by our permanent representative vasily nebende at a meeting of the security council, which russia urgently requested. madam chairman, among similar recent monstrous crimes of the bandera junta , committed on january 24, a deliberate terrorist attack against the il-76 military transpo

it is no talk to the network or the journalist tucker carlson is doing his job. now if people are upset now, i mean, we can only imagine what kind of reaction we're going to see when this interview actually becomes public. when people can actually see it. but it also makes one wonder why so much hysteria over just a small interview in the mainstream media. and more importantly, why is it costs so much fear in washington? perhaps it could be about the fact that after years of trying to paint this caricature of an evil dictator, allowing vladimir putting to show a human face to the american people could be a little too dangerous for the establishment in washington to the scott white wave . it's done opportunity to question more and that's to what we do in journalism. thank you so much for the inside. you know all of this. thank you dawn. thank you. all right, let's have now cross live to form a us marine corps intelligence officer. scott ritter. scott is good to have you join me now. it is announcement pocket costs and said that the bible administration had previous

proposed an agreement with the united states and what exactly the west insisted on nato expansion to the east. carlsonaxed and after the conversation showed a hefty folder of documents handed over by vladimir putin, a clear sign of trust. and the audience award is ready to be awarded to tucker by the american one. james woods, who himself was nominated for an oscar for his role as a journalist in one of oliver stone's films. the interview between tucker and putin exceeded all my expectations. carlson was prepared sincerely. putin is brilliantly evasive, especially on issues discussed by the intelligence services. watch for real journalism was very nice. millions of people around the world are watching this. views of vladimir putin's interviews on the internet have already surpassed any television ratings in the united states. tucker's former place of work is also inferior. fox news channel and business msnbc, and even more so cnn. the mainstream press in the west is dead. this is the main media effect of the kremlin’s conversations; there are also political consequences ahead - the new york times admi

it's cut off and cut off the full screen view with the customers to just to dispel some doubts on mr. carlson said after the interview, you had another conversation to interview. now everyone is wondering what that conversation was about or new orleans, and if the he went through his plan, as i've already said in that seat, i didn't go beyond this plan. there was some other topics, for example, that i thought were important to talk about. but i didn't throw in additional topics that the journalist did not raise in his conversation with me. and therefore, the question of the demon ization of russia, connected, say to interest nick, incidents like the jewish people, groans in the russian empire. of course, they should have come up during the official part of the interview. but one of the topics that he and i talked about when the cameras were turned off is exactly what the secretary of state of the united states was talking about. mister blinking has talked about this several times, that his relatives, his great grandfather, fled russia from jewish pilgrims and in different countries of the wor

street journal" reporter who has been in russia for over a year he did not hand over gershkovich to carlson but said an agreement is possible through the appropriate channel. also going back to ukraine, putin said he was willing to negotiate even though he accused ukraine of being a satellite state of the u.s., something carlson appeared to agree with, which is no surprise because he's been a vocal critic of ukraine. >>> new york police releasing new body cam footage of the attack on two officers in times square the dramatic footage shows officers trying to detain a man in a yellow jacket when he resists, they take him down to the ground and other men start kicking and punching the officers some of them were migrants and were indicted. the d.a. received criticism for not requesting bail for nearly all of them. >>> a chase in oklahoma ended in flames authorities were chasing a home invasion suspect and had to go after him on foot after he left his car. the fire department says the heat from the parked police cars started the fire nobody was hurt and the fire did not affect the trains nearby

i'm nice to have the wash cut also. i think that mr. carlson of yours is a dangerous person. when i say yours, i mean that he is a representative of your profession. journalism that i'm going to be honest. i thought that he wouldn't behave aggressively and ask these so called tough question is, i was not only ready for this. i wanted it because it would give me an opportunity to respond to sharply, which in my opinion, would give a certain specificity to our entire conversation. but he chose a different tactic. he tried to interrupt me several times. but surprisingly for weston journalist, he turned out to be punching on and listening to my link, the monitor of especially those related to history. and he didn't give me a reason to do what i was ready for. so typically, frankly speaking, i did not fully enjoy this interview, but he strictly followed his plan and he fulfilled his plan. it's not for me to judge how meaningful it was in the end. it's just the view as listeners maybe read is of the receive material. they must draw their own conclusion right after this interview, th

expected that it would be successful, because just last year at the end tucker carlson said that he... plans and wants toder, but then this story did not end with a positive result, so finally he it was successful, the white house very sparingly , very not, although they commented yesterday almost aggressively on carlson’s statement that the american administration tried twice to prevent him from interviewing the russian leader, kalinpierre sparingly replied: no, that ’s absolutely not true, she didn’t even bother continue nothing... the american media , whom carlson accused of not bothering to interview putin, are now constantly repeating that they really want something, but they are refused, they are constantly refused, but they have a desire , but at the same time for some reason they manage to interview zelensky first, again, and compete in who can make a more rated meeting with him; all this, according to carlson, is nothing more than state propaganda with the goal of knocking him out of the united states. even more money, well, that is, in this way, politics on the one hand, first of all, is mixed

according to carlson, he will now seek a meeting with vladimir zelensky and, as noted reporter, all previousre published in the american media have nothing to do with journalism, but are propaganda. tucker carlson's arrival in moscow and conversation with vladimir putin caused... usa and russia. presidential press secretary dmitry peskov shared this comment with reporters. carlson’s persona itself, his arrival in russia and interview with putin, is an event that caused such a special resonance, not only in america, but in our country. to be fair, resonance sometimes, well, let’s say, it’s off the scale, it’s obvious that this is an interview that is being expected, it’s obvious that this is an interview that will be read and analyzed. not one day, it is important for us that as many people in the world as possible become familiar with the worldview and from the point of view of the head of the russian state, it will be published on friday morning on the president’s website, as usually happens with any interview with the president of the russian federation, and a video, and the full transcrip

the interview lasted more than two hours, carlson promised to ask putin sharp questions on the eve of the conversation so that the americans, they say, would get a real idea of ​​the war in ukraine. instead, putin gave carlson a lecture where he traditionally gave his opinion the vision, the actual vision of historical processes, is nothing new for the ukrainian audience, but carlson never once asked putin about war crimes. we have not yet achieved our goals in ukraine, because one of them is denazification, which means banning all kinds of neo-nazi movements, we need to get rid of those people who leave this theory and practice in their lives and try to preserve it. this is what denazification is. you know, during the negotiations in istanbul, we still agreed that there would be no cultivation in ukraine neo-nazism in particular, it will be prohibited at the legislative level. this, as it turned out, can be done during the negotiation process. takar carlson specially flew to moscow for this conversation. according to him, he stayed in the kremlin for 5 hours, and the russian presiden

interview with fox news. from the front, in fact in the deep rear, also had the goal of responding to carlsonerview. the answer turned out to be very asymmetrical, against the background of hundreds of millions of views that the conversation with the russian president received in the very first hours, zelensky’s lies about the state of affairs at the front, barely exceeded 100 thousand in two days. and, of course, we will prepare a new counter-offensive, a new operation. last week prime minister. my zimmer. i shouldn’t repeat this, but still for those who have not yet understood. taurus are missiles that will give ukraine the ability to hit targets behind the front line and cut russian supply lines. time is running out, and ukraine has no more time. however, the parliamentary majority, like a month ago, passed the cdu resolution with a direct mention of taurus in the text. instead, a government document was approved, which was more cunning in terms of wording. it's what it's talking about. which is currently holding back scholz from specifying his obligations regarding long-range weapons, he

to cooperate. i think that trump and his entourage already have channels, and for that they do not need a publicly confirmed carlson to specifically lead something there. i think there is exchange opportunities for sure. but the public element is important here. on the other hand, weight. this carlson, he has a youtube account, he has already left fox news, he has 800 or 900 thousand subscribers there, i'm afraid to tell you. yes, of course, some of his videos have 2-3 million views, and with putin it will be a huge view. it can be expected that tizar , with the performance he showed for free with free access to the interview with putin, has already been viewed by almost 10 million. that is, the interview with putin will also have as many views. as well as articulates carlson, says: we have a right to know, we must find out what is happening. mark, look, well, the key story is what was in the pockets of carlson, who was going to putin, and what did he stuff, some kind of information baggage or some kind of information package, he stuffed it in his bosom when he was returning to trump, here is the key story, here it

republican congressmen called the infusion. journalism, the intention of the american correspondent carlson to interview vladimir putin. tucker carlson himself claims that he will post the full recording of the conversation without editing on his website. preparing for it took several months, according to the american , washington tried more than once to disrupt the trip to moscow. it is difficult to overestimate the interest in the interview; one announcement has already collected more than 50 million views. alek komarova will explain why. sudden confession of american journalist tucker carloson. getting involved in this eastern european war is not journalism, it is state propaganda, and the most disgusting propaganda, the one because of which people are dying. after such statements, the audience on social networks was divided; some called this interview the most expected to be important over the past 10 years. others accused carlson of treason, although he emphasized that he arrived in moscow entirely at his own expense and not out of love for putin, but out of love for the united states. ho

according to carlson, the conversation with the russian president can be seen on his website for freested on the x network, its owner elon musk promised not to block the video. the journalist emphasized that he paid for the trip to moscow himself, support from any authority. i didn't receive it.

carlson. p stays those calling for the german. this to be contained for interviewing a nation's leader should themselves be arrested more and tucker, carlson to visit too much on the west reaction to it can be found on which the saudi arabia has reiterated that it will not normalize relations with israel until the palace being an issue is resolved and a 2 state solution is finalized. now this despite pressure at to do so from washington against re a r t corresponding kill up and bring just biden's help for a tri lateral deal between the united states. israel and saudi arabia doesn't seem to promising re, i'd recently made the statements pouring cold water on some of the big talk coming out of the white house at this point. they say the palestinians, legitimate rights come 1st and then recognizing israel is off the table unless there is a resolution of the palestinian question. the kingdom has communicated its firm position to the us administration. that there will be no diplomatic relations with israel unless an independent palestinian st

think that trump and his entourage already have channels, and for that there is no need to publicly illuminated carlsonpecifically, i think there are opportunities for exchange , for sure, but the public element is important here, on the other hand, weight. yes, of course, some of his videos have 2-3 million views, and with putin it will be a huge view. it can be expected that tizar, with the performance he showed for free with free access to the interview with putin, has already seen almost 10 million views. that is, the interview with putin will also have so many views. and as carlson articulates, he says: we have the right to know, we must find out what is happening. mark, look, well, the key story is what was in the pockets of carlson, who was going to putin, and that he stuffed some information baggage or some kind of information parcel, he stuffed it in his bosom when he returned to trump, here is the key story, here are the signals, there are unspoken, unarticulated publicly. i will say right away that i believe that trump is wrong about putin, there is a certain as a developer, he has exactly t

carlson's visit to putin. what can be said about the visit. carlson to moscow. let's see. first of all , his interview was shameful because he had no idea what putin was saying. he was clearly not on his plate. he was almost incapable of protesting putin's historical falsifications. it was as shameful as the interviews with stalin organized by the western left well-intentioned actors, but ultimately ignorant. there was a trend where western europeans and americans went to moscow without knowing the reality, imagining that they were giving away some version of a socialist paradise, they projected their fantasy onto moscow and imagined they were seeing a good social system, but it has collapsed, takir carlson is now doing something similar, but from the right, he went to moscow and immersed himself in the nationalist right. or even a fascist utopia. it was a manifestation of western ignorance. takir carlson did not no idea what he is actually seeing. his visit to a moscow supermarket was laughable in its naivety. this again reminded me of the western leftists who traveled to

to understand the history. you saw the confusion with tucker carlson early on. he himself admitted in the lead up to the you know, the introduction to this interview that he thought that the russian president was, uh, you know, filibustering, trying to kill time knowing what the russian president was doing was trying to set the historical scene. so that one could understand the context in which the decisions are being made today, which events are happening. but i think tucker, got it near the end. i think he understood what was happening, but you know this, this was a, uh, this was a difficult interview for people who are expecting easy answers, short sound bites. uh no, what you got was, you know, a trudy force of, uh, your very fact laden answers that were all correct. they were all in context of, you know, the, the value of this interview isn't going to be ascertained. with one viewing of people who have to watch this interview again and again and read the transcript. but this interview is packed full of very important insights about, you know, how russia oper

according to the new york times, the russian president agreed to meet with tucker carlson, allegedly the sympathy of us residents. the wall street journal, citing unnamed sources, wrote that the recording of the conversation would be published on february 8. the author himself, apparently, is very pleased with the result; these numbers speak of the interest in the event. announcement of interviews in the first 14 hours. watched 63 million times. he sent me a message and said that it is amazing, it lasts 2 hours, it will be released soon, it will go down in history, he is trying. stopping the third world war, tucker told me, this is a big deal, and our censorship, it is now in absolute panic. the interview will be published on tucker carlson's website, you can even sign up for the newsletter to be among the first to know about the premiere, as well as on platform x, formerly known as twitter. the owner of the service, elon musk, promised to artificially interfere with the distribution of videos, as it was under the previous left-liberal management, no one would. notice how the left is

need it and you have to have i just uploaded or uh, it takes you to the american journalist tucker carlson brings the russian presidents. i'm still sort of used right to western audiences building into the sabotage of the north stream gas pipelines among many more issues. documents that don't linux and reading. that was for the interview. tucker carlson shares his 1st impressions on the interview with slattery put in as it gains over 134000000 views on the x platform. and china and indonesia spear had a new system of nickel. trading in the aftermath of the card is banned a nickel or exports in 2020 for c. u has been trying to destroy the i'm rachel ruble live in moscow. you're watching archie international. well, just hours after being broadcast. lot of hooton's 1st interview with a western journalist since 2021 has already been viewed more than 134000000 times on the social media platform x. the sit down with tucker carlson, covered a wide range of topics including new cran conflict and one of the most significant acts of industrial terrorism. the north stream blast who blow up north stre

to their readers and viewers. these same media outlets that carlson mentioned, it should be noted, are following the journalist’s tripscow with great concern. obviously, they have a good idea how many people will see the interview with putin and hear the very words that in western editorial offices they tried not to notice, or cut it out if possible, so that god forbid, the audience would not hear too much, and they began to tune in in advance. russia has submitted to canadian authorities a request for the extradition of nazi jaroslav gunka, aka hunka. as he is called in canada, where he fled from retribution. this was reported at our embassy in atava. canadian authorities have stated that they will consider this possibility, but there has been no response from the ministry of justice and other departments. justin trudeau's cabinet is trying with all its might to sweep this wild story under the rug - they emphasized our diplomats. and today it became known why. trudeau personally invited the ss man to that meeting. earlier, the prime minister tried to distance himself from this and blamed the speaker of the house obs

possibility that he gave a certain, so to speak, indirect pass to biden, saying, in fact, a way out of the situation can be found, but when carlson how about losing face, putin said, we need to look for subtle solutions, this subtle solution can be found, and speaking of biden, it seems to me that putin gave a certain pass, well, at least some... is there any chance of this? what it is? yes, what to do about it? that's why these spells about, let ’s all get together now, so to speak, yes this is the same thing, how will we hit russia or do something, or they didn’t cry out there and said: can you imagine what will happen if... will defeat russia, in general, can you imagine what will happen, in fact, nothing will happen for europe, for ukraine it will be bad, for europe there will be nothing so, so to speak, catastrophic there, relatively speaking, there will be no funeral, why nothing will happen, everything will be fine, well so i say, everything will be fine, everything will be fine, everything will be fine, everything will be fine, but nevertheless, nevertheless, as if they are clearly afraid of this, why, because the future

this, according to the logic of hillary clinton, also turns out to be a sign of useful idiocy, and her statement that carlsonired from fox news supposedly only remains that working for the russian media does not stand up to criticism at all. carlson made ratings for fox, producing a top news show with 3.5 million viewers. now he has his own website and account. platform x, which is watched three times more, but it’s clear why its opponents are spreading this topic of lost popularity, new york times. while mr. carlson continues to feed the kremlin media with pro-putin commentary for russian consumption, he has become a less prominent figure in the united states. states since leaving fox news, where his audience averaged more than 3 million people per evening. less noticeable, they are probably talking about almost 100 million views, just for the announcement of an interview with vladimir putin. the argument is rather weak, but... pro-trump americans are a natural ally of putin on issues of sexual minorities and others. the kremlin has long sought to exploit divisions in american society to interfere in us pol

putin we'll be joined by a top journalist close to carlson, his friend, confidant and biographer chadwickd america's most famous broadcaster. >> tucker carlson is a man who likes to break the internet, which has happened regular which has happened on a regular bafis which has happened on a regular basis since his unexpected departure from us news channel fox news last april, creating his own news channel, the tucker carlson network , whose content carlson network, whose content is online including on x, his biggest interview to date, dropped last night a two hour sit down interview with the russian president, vladimir putin. so is it important to hear putin's side of the story following his invasion of ukraine, or was it irresponsible to give someone perceived to be one of the most dangerous men in the world, a platform to air his views ? well, in a uk exclusive . views? well, in a uk exclusive. i'm delighted to welcome a close friend of tucker carlson, his confidant and biographer, whose new tucker is out now. new book, tucker is out now. chadwick moore, welcome to friday why do friday ni

idea that stopping aid to ukraine, and then start negotiations, that it will just be broadcast to the carlsonstrumpians, and by and large this is what trump said, that he would give putin and zelensky the opportunity for 24 hours to solve the problem, if not, and because of that, who does so, there will be corresponding consequences, or ukraine will stop receiving aid, or on the contrary, there will be a lot of... aid, that is, we do not know what, what, what is going on there, so it is difficult to say that the senate will most likely vote for aid to ukraine next week, it is like because 17 republicans have expressed their desire and they have already voted by and large, and how will it be possible to strategically change the situation in the house of representatives, this is difficult, by and large we have to prepare for four years of trump. and these four years can be bad or very bad, just bad is the end of all aid to us, but with the possibility that we can buy weapons from american corporations and that trump will not put up any resistance, and in this context, of course, that would be ve

to... thank you for your courage, tucker carlson. western media were in no hurry to react to the interview, they clearly thought it through. the usual labels that they have hitherto hung on russia are not suitable in this case. too many have seen what they saw before. in the west they tried to hide, what can we say, even if for the authors of leading publications many moments of the interview turned out to be a revelation, the new york times in a cutting manner, although it calls the conversations just a quote: another episode in putin’s attempts to improve relations with friendly politicians, but still forced to note russian aspiration president to a peaceful settlement. putin spoke more bluntly than usual about his view of how the invasion of ukraine would end. this may not be a military victory, but an agreement with the west. at the end of the interview, putin told carlson that the time had come to negotiate an end to the war because those in power in the west realized that russia could not be defeated on the battlefield. the wall

according to carlson, washington repeatedly tried to disrupt his trip to moscow. joe biden named the position of kiev troops in the zone the svo is desperate due to the lack of weapons. the us president spoke to reporters with a badge in the form of the ukrainian flag on his jacket. the head of the white house fears that congress will not approve the bill to support ukraine. regions of the north caucasus. stomping in the snow, a powerful cyclone hit ingushetia, dagestan, kabbardino-balkaria, as well as north ossetia and adegea. in the stavropol region , the storm wind left hundreds of residents without electricity. record snowfall is also expected in moscow today. american journalist tucker carlson confirmed that he will take interview with vladimir putin. he emphasized: the full version of the conversation with the russian president will soon be published on his website, and without editing. carlson noted that the preparation of the interview took several months, and washington tried to disrupt the journalist’s trip to moscow. in just a few hours, the announcemen

the new york times, the russian president agreed to meet with tucker carlson supposedly er to attract the sympathy of us residents. the wall street journal, citing unnamed sources, wrote that the recording of the conversation would be published on february 8. the author himself, apparently, is very... satisfied with the result, these numbers speak of the interest in the event. the announcement of the interview was viewed 63 million times in the first 14 hours. notice how the left is going crazy because they can't dehumanize him, because everything about putin should be negative, if you show him as a normal civilized person, it will it’s harder to make him an enemy in the news. that he was ready to record an interview with vladimir zelensky, tucker carlson, without knowing it, blocked his entry into ukraine. the american journalist has already been added to the peacekeeper database, so the owner of the scandalous website was saved from embarrassment of the politician. nuclear power plant. today rafael grossi arrived at the station, accompanied by mission staff and represen

carlson specifically came to moscow to talk to putin, because, as he himself said, when announcing this americans should know the truth that is allegedly being hidden from them . tonight carlson published this interview on his platforms, on the x network alone it gained 55 million views in 6 hours. in the morning , it also appeared in translation on the website of the russian president. the conversation itself. more than two hours, and during this time putin, of course, talks a lot about ukraine and the war. in particular, the russian president devoted as much as 23 minutes to an excursion into the history of russia and ukraine, showing some alleged copies of archival documents signed by bohdan khmelnytskyi. former russian president dmitry medvedev believes that with such a historic prelude, putin once again proved that there was and is no ukraine. as for the war, the russian president says that russia did not start it, on the contrary, it is trying to end it. in general, maidan is to blame for everything, and the goals of the so- called. special operations, that is how the war against

the white house has to justify itself and explain that they they did not try to prevent carlson from iewing putin, and the video announcing this conversation has already received more than 61 million views. for the first time since the start of a special military operation, an american journalist came to talk with a politician whom the west blames for literally all the ills on the planet. thanks to the us and european media, which did everything to silence moscow’s position, this interview will attract the attention of the whole world. carlson himself says that he came to russia for the sake of the americans, to whom he wants to tell the whole truth. not a single westerner the journalist did not bother to do an interview with the president of the country, which is also involved in a conflict with vladimir putin. most americans have no idea why putin invaded ukraine or what his goals are. they never heard his voice. it is not right. americans have a right to know everything about this conflict because they are involved in it. and... we have the right to talk about it. carlson's colleag

jack said newly proposed to cease fire and prisoners swap deals with the guns and to let them tucker carlson finds himself in the process of process. so somebody, you know, makers cold for swapping sanctions on the american journalist for his interview with the bottom or not all this, all this to go see the head of the i a is here. this is for, let's visit to the zip irosia nuclear power plant and the expectations are, well, they are mildly high because he's next leg of the journey is most cool. the world atomic launch dog chief visits this, i thought it was a nuclear power plant, praising joint efforts with russia to ensure the security of this sent to that side, which has been repeatedly shall by you brings the last go to the world. this is our team through the help of your company for the news our, my name's you to know that russia is pushing for the safety and really so all hostages still held by some soft or 4 months of war in gaza. this, according to president who was hosted russia's top jewish officials for talks of the criminal. it was the soonest you thoughts and nobody can give us

to find out what's going on. mark, look, well, the key story is what was in the pockets of carlson, who was going to putin, and what did he stuff, some kind of informational baggage or some informational package, he stuffed it into his bosom when was returning to trump. here is the key story, here are the signals that are hidden there. unarticulated publicly, i will say right away, i believe that trump is wrong about putin , there is a certain as a developer, he has exactly this psychology, the psychology of a businessman, in addition to being semi-criminal, semi-eccentric , a person who is sometimes a casino, then women, then beauty contests , and not some warren buffett out there who talks about one thing all the time. lyuberetsk developer, is there luzhnikovsky or sonevsky? you see, when beauty contests, a bit of cinema, it's all kind of mass media, he probably thinks like this: listen, don't negotiate, you get 20% of ukraine, we take 80, great business. you get a bare 20%, these are the territories and all the preferences related to access to the sea, some new geopolitical situation for you, putin does not want