this is where the carlson family put down its roots. >> all right carl. >> and it's here that carl carlson brought his bride christina to meet his family in 1986. his brother mike took to her right away. >> she was small, tiny little girl, not very tall at all. very simple, sweetheart of a kid. >> christina and karl had met in north dakota where carl was stationed in the air force. he was discharged, they came to his home to make a life. >> was she a good fit to the carlson family? >> absolutely, yeah. she would give it out and take it. laugh on the way. >> stand right here, chris. >> they were a cute couple, christina the little cheerleader from california. carl the rough and ready country boy. christina's sister like the way carl made chris laugh. >> they would laugh and joke and he was this big barrel chested guy, and my sister four foot 11. >> he got work at the local quarry and it wouldn't be long before he knew christina had three kids. erin, levi and katie. >> she would be on the floor playing with them or teaching them or instruction them or coddling them. and it wasn't just her ki

arrest those who call for carlson's arrest.r, those in kiev often have on their tongues what is on the minds of those in washington. nearly 3 years ago, the biden administration illegally monitored our text messages and then leaked their contents to its media servants. they did this to prevent an interview with putin that we were planning. we're pretty sure they did the same thing again last month , but this time we still came to moscow. we've been told we'll just have to deal with it the fact that billions of dollars are going abroad, but in reality you do not have access to truthful information. candace owens is tucker carlson in a skirt, a conservative publicist extremely popular with black audiences, like carlson, at first she was for the democrats, but now actively supports trump, with whom she, tucker, and millions of their listeners associate the possibility of change. there is an opinion that trump has plans for carlson, almost... wants to take him as vice president, your father is serious about tucker carlson, these ru

had arrived, carlson had passed, carlson had visited here and there, that is, for them it was so exoticor them, that for them it was just some top day, when their telegrams were unannounced... we have to pass the baton now, and our journalists and anna eva melnyk have already prepared more interesting information, not about putin's interview, but something more useful. annoyevo, we'll give you the floor, so tell me what you're going to talk about? congratulations, colleagues, employees have received even more powers. tck, what exactly, details in a moment, be with espresso. an industrial defense committee was created in ukraine. the main task is to fix the system game.

and now eren burnet calls tucker carlson a traitor.ll be vladimir putin's first interview with an american journalist since 2021. previously , the russian leader repeatedly answered questions from major western television channels and publications. the beginning of a special military operation, the kremlin emphasizes, it was obvious that many media that send the public's request will present the words of the russian president in a way that is beneficial only to the west, and therefore moscow does not see the point of communicating with biased media, but the case with carlson is a fundamental difference, having severed relations with fox news, he became an independent journalist, he has a position that is different from others, it is in no way pro-russian, it is not pro-ukrainian, it is rather pro-american, but at least it... our responsibility to inform people during two years of war that is reshaping the entire world, most americans do not informed, they don't have a full understanding of what's going on in this region, here in russia

in general, what kind of impression did his conversation with carlson make on the american viewers, we talk about it on the bbc live with london, i'm evgenia shedlovska. in russia, it was presented as an action of the incredible scale of putin's interview with a western journalist for the first time since the beginning of the full-scale war against ukraine, which was already watched by millions, but in the west it was called propaganda. a two-hour friendly conversation, in which putin did not say anything new, can be summed up in this way an interview with the former american... tv presenter tucker carlson, who came to moscow for this purpose and announced that he would show the americans the truth that is allegedly being hidden from them. well, the video appeared on carlson's website and later on x, which used to be twitter, and what's in it? i will say right away that there were no questions about russian war crimes committed in ukraine. for 20 minutes , putin talked about his vision of the history of russia and ukraine. he even took out such a gray folder, which allegedly contained

arrest those who call for arrest carlson.son’s name was included on the extremist ukrainian website peacemaker. those who are in kiev often have what is on their minds, those who are in washington. nearly 3 years ago, the biden administration illegally monitored our text messages and then leaked their contents to their media servants. they did this to prevent an interview with putin that we were planning. we're pretty sure they did the same thing again last month , but this time we still came to moscow. in general, breaking the information blockade for tucker carlson is like a battering ram, the consequences are unpredictable. 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

muscovite political worker tucker carlson became the hero of the memo. these. and tucker in the earflaps of our army serviceman tucker at that very interview. ukraine was left without an ocean. the plant in nikolaev, where kamikaze naval drones were assembled, was hit by a russian missile. what else was on the territory of the enterprise. the sbu is preparing for unrest in kiev due to zaluzhny’s resignation. fearing a riot, zelensky's office is attacking political rivals. what could this squabble lead to? no honors, just nothing. on at the funeral of the vsushniks, monuments with barrels of kvass, mass push-ups, crosses of the predators lie in the trash, the last journey of a neo-nazi, that’s what he is. powerful detonations, a fiery glow and gigantic clouds of smoke, all this is footage akin to some kind of blockbuster, filmed by means of objective control in the kharkov region, where russian aviation worked hard on the objects of the armed forces of ukraine. it's not hard to notice. the pilots changed those very modernized factories, that is, high-expl

.— in tucker carlson.tucker carlson. steve, we appreciate your _ in tucker carlson. steve, we appreciate your time - in tucker carlson. steve, we appreciate your time today l in tucker carlson. steve, we i appreciate your time today and in tucker carlson. steve, we - appreciate your time today and thank you. around the world and across the uk. this is bbc news. let's look at some other stories making news. guatemala's new president, bernardo arevalo, says he has no intention of breaking diplomatic ties with taiwan — in favour of china. several other countries in central america and the caribbean have recently severed relations with taiwan in the past few years. china, in exchange, has invested billions of dollars in projects across the region rescuers in the philippines have found a girl alive — 60 hours after she was buried in a mudslide. more than 100 people are still missing after the disaster. the landslide hit a gold mining village in the southern region of mindanao on tuesday. at least 11 people have

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 representative vasily nebenzya began the security council meeting with this statement. over the past month and a half, this is the fourth terrorist attack of this kind. the actions of the kiev regime are striking in their cruelty and sophisticat

so carlson called putin’s answer about ukraine extremely detailed.history in great detail, starting from the 9th century, starting with the transformation of russia from tribes to nations and the role of ukraine in this process. and at first i was irritated, i said: “i am an american, i asked a specific question, and i want a specific answer, quickly.” he didn’t, i pressed, he became irritated, i became irritated, i thought he was avoiding answering, maybe this was true to some extent, but having reconsidered, no, this was his answer, it was a prelude to the answer: the history of the region, the formation of the nation, the connection with ukraine - this is the basis for his ukrainian policy. it was interesting and became even more interesting when i realized what it was. like a window through which the region is visible. mikhail chibanenko. ntv television company. by this moment , the most resonant interview has almost 80 million views, not counting several hundred thousand reposts when users share information. alexey vasilovsky will tell you how o

what he could bring, so we understand that carlson is not carlson himself, carlson is a person extremely close to one of the candidates, of the main candidates for the position of president of the united states, and it is possible that he could even occupy a very high position in the event of trump's victory. what can i say here, the visit is apparently unexpected, a picture of him in the bolshoi theater appeared in the kremlin public in a telegram, you know, this is a tradition from soviet times. to honor guests with space, ballet and such, so it was no coincidence that he ended up there with fsb operatives, i think he may or may not have known, but he must have been escorted. there was an escort in the big theater, and even then it was clear that he had arrived. putin gave this interview, as if sending a message to trump, that it is publicly heard that we are ready to negotiate, we cannot negotiate with this administration, they do not hear us, we want to negotiate with someone new, who will become... the oval office in january 2025, that we are ready to cooperate with america, and tha

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

carlson. that resulted in the most important interview of our time. i'm looking forward to watching it. finally, many people been waiting to hear poot inside of the story. we have already heard from zalinski multiple times. it's up to the audience on the american citizen to decide for themselves of to both sides of the information is presented to them. what the truth is. 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

tucker carlson. there's certainly going to be a lot of speculation, but ultimately it's all going to be pointless until tucker decides to publish that interview. and he will do so on his own accord because he is a free man. it's free from fox news and that's probably one of the reasons why you're seeing him even do this to begin with. yeah, talking about the reaction, what sort of reaction would you expect from such an interview? uh, creating a scenario for what if, if it comes out as the case may be to you know, is there, there are certain terms and mediums that our national security apparatus likes to use to dehumanize certain people. for example, we like to call a saw a war criminal. we certainly seen the united states media apparatus called putting the word criminal. although, you know, is never seen hardcore evidence, a subset delaney is put in front of it and you have other rules, figures who lead militaries and in the international community. so it remains to be seen. i would suspect that we'r

like a lifeline in the west , the attacker carlson’s words that western journalists did not bother tor putin personally were seized upon. complain about refusals bbc moscow correspondent steve rosenberg promises to continue contacting the kremlin. queries cnn star christiane amanpour. her colleague, eren burnet, for some reason boasted that she was in kiev two days before the start of a special military operation, called tucker carlson a star in putin’s support team and a traitor to america, and accused him of having too close ties with donald trump. the reason for everything they say now is envy. envy that they can't do an interview like this. and they are hypocrites. at ninety the seventh cnn recorded. interview about why he declared jihad on the us, and journalists have always done this, and now eren burnett calls tucker carlson a traitor. this will be vladimir putin’s first interview with an american journalist since 2021. previously , the russian leader had repeatedly answered questions from major western television channels and publications, but with the start of a special milit

truth, moreover, it hates it, another evidence is the streams of dirt that are pouring on attacker carlson throughout his move to moscow and meeting with vladimir putin, it is much easier for the white house to blame. the united states is doing everything to start a world war on foreign territory, now the americans are proposing to transfer nuclear weapons to poland so that it will take the rap for everyone, well, the poles love it, they generally have a hobby of taking the rap for everyone, while history lessons don’t teach them anything, well, apparently they don't like it when... they stay with us historiography on the three partitions of poland, although in reality there were more of them, i feel that they wildly like to share, and they multiplied by division, and the poles themselves, in principle of russophobia, are already encroaching on the kaleningrad region, well, i don’t even want to comment, the europeans are being incited to direct conflict with russia, but they don’t explain that this will be the end for them, there are people in the west who understand this very well and cal

well, carlson landed in moscow. so we understand that none of the journalists probably received similar honors, they were literally carried away like a written off bag. and so, the key story is not even what putin said in the carlson interview. the key story is why this representative of the bourgeois empire was so gently perceived in moscow. journalism, and what he could bring, so we understand that carlson is not carlson himself, carlson is a person extremely close to one of the candidates, the main candidates for the position of president of the united states, and it is possible, he could even to occupy a very high position in the event of trump's victory. what can i say, it's like a visit unexpectedly, his picture in the big theater appeared in the kremlin public in a telegram. you know, it's been a tradition since soviet times to honor guests with space, ballet and something like that, so it's no coincidence that he ended up there with fsb operatives, i think he may or may not have known, but he was definitely

putin's interview with tucker carlson has been the central topic of russian propagandists for severaland it is clear why? because tucker carlson himself and this interview is not journalism, it's absolutely, you know, so political. political action, and tucker carlson here he is not acting as a journalist, but rather as a politician who is trying to use his communication with putin in certain political, well, let's say so. solving political problems inside, to a large extent inside the united states. to a large extent , this interview was basically done the way it was wanted and with the biggest, literally, support for all of putin's whims, the questions that carlson wrote in different ways were reworked there, well, they just let everyone say what the plant said. did not interrupt and did not even put any such pressing questions, but if we recall that russian propagandists expressed certain expectations and hopes on the eve of this interview, then in principle it is clear that these expectations, well, let's put it this way, did not come true or only partially came true, well, let's

carlson and putin, or rather putin’s interview with carlson, this issue will also definitely be discussedrstood everything perfectly well, but yes, that is, no, it was still necessary at some point. european parliament, they will be there even earlier in the summer, by and large we understand that there will also be two main lines, the first line, by the way, in the united states there may also be a similar plot in some ways, that is , the first line is that there is a war in ukraine for our values, this is our outpost, if we falter. then we’re finished, we’ll give all the money back, because values ​​are not measured in euros and so on, the second line, which will be represented primarily by right-wing parties, but as much as possible, they destroyed the economy, why did you quarrel with the russians, why did you blow up, let them blow up nord stream and the case were archived when we bought gas from them for 50 years, we had a normal economy, and now our enterprises are moving to the united states, they are growing, we are falling. what are you doing , in fact, barel, of course, is afra

on carlson's x, i caught them on the other at sides. people obviously wanted to hear another side of the story in great numbers today. but there's not even another side of the story . i mean to me didn't stand up there and apologize for his actions. he said, this is why we did what we did. and if you go back to the crew that happened in the, in 2014, that was, that was an attorney point that was a moment and time. and if you ignore that, you have to ignore all the other things that are placed before you and the history of the activity, the behavior of the c, i a and the people inside of our country who stand behind this curtain. it's a look, this is not something that we can ignore as, as americans, nothing you can ignore from the western world or the influence that the us has had over europe and most of the world. he talked about the influence, specifically in the media. you talked about the influence and the lying. this, the, the, the, the, the flight deception that we have in our country. there are 4 people in the country and the uni

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

and in this sense, american journalist tucker carlson definitely succeeded. with putin shook up the entire western elite and gained unprecedented numbers in history. billion views, and what newspaper does he represent , carlson, or maybe some tv channel, but none at all, he represents himself, and this is a fundamentally new reality for the media, when the media itself in its classical sense is no longer needed about is the victory of new media over the traditional press final ? irrevocable, and how, with their help , anti-western forces achieved a turning point in the information war, we will talk in today's program, i... the audience, i heard how many times, television will die there, newspapers will die, all this has not happened and will not happen, people are watching and television , information flows are redistributed, but of course, we must admit that the role is certainly not traditional media, as they can be called, although for many people they have already become traditional, this is social networks, this is the internet, this is internet televisi

is not carlson himself. carlson is a person extremely close to one of the candidates, the main candidates for the position of president of the united states, and it is possible that he even could occupy a very high position in the event of trump's victory. what can i say here, the visit is apparently unexpected, appeared in kremlin. public in the telegram, his photo in the bolshoi theater, you know, it is a tradition since soviet times to honor guests with space, ballet and something like that, so it is not by chance that he was there with operatives of the fsb, i think he may or may not have known, but he was probably accompanied, there was some kind of escort in the big theater, and even then it was clear that he had arrived. putin gave this interview as if sending a message to trump, what is being said publicly that we are ready to negotiate, we cannot agree with this administration, they do not hear us, we want to negotiate with someone new who will be the master of the oval office in january 2025 , that

takir carlson did not refuse an interview with zelensky.ady sent a request for an interview to zelensky, but has not yet received a response. but the russian president responded. in this case, in order to avoid possible misunderstandings, tucker carlson promised that he would show two versions of the interview with vladimir putin, one in the editing room. website. mikhail akinchenko, vyacheslav arkhipov, completely uncut on their own television format on the x platform, and one victor averin, channel one. the russian army today launched a massive attack on the ukrainian military rear. explosions occurred in six regions of the country. according to the ministry of defense, long-range precision weapons were used, as well as drones. the target was military-industrial complex enterprises; all designated targets were hit. yes, in our missiles hit targets in the lviv region. gobych, where machine-building enterprises and an oil refinery are located. in the nikolaev region, arrivals at the okean shipyard, where naval drones were assembled. there a

, and it's clear why, because tucker carlson himself, and this interview is not a journalistic work,t is absolutely, you know, like that political, political action, and tucker carlson is not acting here as a journalist, but rather as a politician who is trying to use his communication with putin in certain political... well, let's say, solving political tasks inside, to a large extent, inside the united states. to a large extent, also, this interview, in principle, was done as it was, well, wanted and with the greatest, in the literal sense of the word, all the whims of putin, there were reworked the questions that carlson had written in different ways, there, well, they just gave speak. everything that they wanted was not interrupted and they did not even ask any such sharp questions, but if we remember that russian propagandists expressed certain expectations and hopes on the eve of this interview, then in principle it is clear that these expectations, well, let's put it this way, not very came true, or came true only partially , well, let's see, putin will say, listen, well , we

tucker carlson broadcaster.cker carlson right to interview vladimir putin and in royal matters should king charles have a year off and put william in charge? this is friday night live with me. mark dolan . bring your own me. mark dolan. bring your own drinks. the admission is . drinks. the admission is. free. unlike some of my other news channel rivals , i'm still on tv. channel rivals, i'm still on tv. regular telly, and i always will be. and we're on youtube on tonight's show, my friday friends lawyer , ex—mp and 90s tv friends lawyer, ex—mp and 90s tv legend jerry hayes and the fearless comedian that just won't be cancelled. sir la curci all also on the show tonight. the hamiltons on a possible bofis the hamiltons on a possible boris return . that's neil and boris return. that's neil and christine always great telly. the express is top . royal writer the express is top. royal writer pandora forsythe on the king charles cancer crisis and tucker carlson's friend , confidante and carlson's friend, confidante and

carlson has already left russia.ysteria in the west around his trip is only gaining momentum. in the usa. democratic politicians are calling not to watch the recording, openly insulting the journalist, in europe they are talking about sanctions, this is the kind of freedom of speech that they remember there only when it is beneficial for them. in reality it is total censorship. and rejection of another point of view, however, all this only warms up interest. grigory emelyanov will confirm. tucker carlson has just left moscow and has not yet crossed the ocean, and at home his political opponents are already preparing a warm welcome for him. it was not possible to simply shut up tucker udem in the party. the interview with vladimir putin will be released, but even before the release , you can try to make the journalist seem like a marginal figure, an enemy, or just a fool. the main caliber of information art training is hillary clinton. just look how. the msnbc host will present an interview with her. tucker carlson, w

as for further creative plans, carlson does not hide them.t for an interview with zelensky. we hope he accepts the offer, but it will not be the interview format that he traditionally gives in the usa, and which are not journalism, but government propaganda. for zelensky, this is like an offer that cannot be refused. will agree, which is also scary , or you will have to answer uncomfortable questions, or you will have to show yourself as weak and vulnerable, both are worse, but there is a third option in stock, you can, for example, convene the verkhovna rada at the legislative level to prohibit yourself from interviewing tucker carlson, therefore moreover, there is experience, zelensky banned negotiations with russia, valentin bogdanov, ivan utkin and maria egorova. vesti, usa, one of my friends has a difficult relationship with the internet, cool video about how high the speed is and how wide the coverage is. where are we going, where no one has seen your videos yet, although the megaphone can even pick it up there. mobile operator number o

thank you for your courage, tucker carlson. western media they were in no hurry to react to the interview; they clearly thought it through. the usual labels that they have hitherto attached to russia are not suitable in this case. that previously in the west they tried to hide, what can we say if even for the authors of leading publications many moments of the interview turned out to be a revelation? the new york times, in a caustic manner, although it only calls the conversations a quote: another episode in putin’s attempts to improve relations with friendly politicians, but still has to note the russian president’s desire for 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 who held power in the west had realized that russia could not be defeated on the battlefield. the wall stre

takar carlson specially flew to moscow for this conversation.ording to him, he stayed in the kremlin for 5 hours, and the russian president was two hours late for the meeting. pro-kremlin publications called this interview the main event of the world, and pro-kremlin media recorded carlson's every move: here he is in auchan, here he is tasting a burger on the network of delicious and full stop, here he is in the theater. visited, in short, the entire campaign after moving carlson to moscow became a separate meme in social networks. well, seriously, in fact, this is the first major conversation between the russian president and a western journalist since the beginning of the... large-scale invasion. why now? as the wall street journal notes, the conversation came at a critical moment, when billions of dollars to help ukraine were stuck in the us congress due to internal political disagreements. while russian troops are advancing on the battlefield, and the armed forces of ukraine are suffering from an acute shortage of ammunition and weapons. low

i'm on tucker carlson's side.ean union, the ukrainian leader, zelensky , american liberals can go to hell . everyone is criticizing tucker carlson for interviewing putin before they even saw the interview. the job of journalists is to... asking difficult questions of interesting people, not just interviewing people they like and agree with. i support tucker. it is worth noting that some colleagues after after the announcement of the interview, they began to seriously fear for the fate of tucker carlson, both for his physical safety and for his freedom. however, he is unlikely to become another julian assange. he certainly understands the current current agenda very sensitively. yes, that is , now, as we see, fatigue is growing in america as a whole in the west. from the conflict in ukraine, so i think that after this interview, well, the number of those who advocate ending the war with russia will only grow in the united states in the west, i think that tucker carlson understands, yes, where things are going, in a

now, lawson journalist have been all over tucker carlson, ever since he arrived here. there's everyone's trying to find out when will it and when will we see the interviews being coy about it and do it this morning. for example, journalist ask them and talk across and said one interview. i don't know what you're talking about and is a humorous way. of course. what i was seeing in the western media portray and tucker carlson as doing the cremeans bidding as approaching synthesizer that he's in cahoots with the crime. and then this is all part of the kremlin propaganda and an inside talk across and the saying, hey guys, i'm only doing my job. i'm a journalist and journalist i was supposed to ask questions from all sides. kaufman is lying from the streets of russia, no less. tucker, coughing is not a journalist. it's not even close to her calls and doing the propaganda work of basically russian state media for them, of course, girls and is now just a nother, far a conspiracy peddler with a show and the internet is no longer on fox. as we all know, perhaps we need a total

they are not angry at carlson, they're not angry. and letting me put in for saying what he said, they're angry at costs and for actually making up a part to us public place. and because that's the only threat, the real threat to, to their war making power, that the people suddenly understand what there is an alternative, what, what they want is they want to be maintained to be at the gatekeepers. that's what they want. they don't want, they want to control the messaging, you know, tom, the it said system vote was, is being brought up. i remember at the top in real time because i was going down to this studio and i had to change everything is a, with there looks like a tentative agreement coming out of a symbol in real time. it took months and months and months for people to mention. oh what, what was somebody was going honest, i'm both know they just didn't want to know about it. so how can you talk about your sample and mens can all this if there is no filtering to the public and this is i think what tucker was trying to break throu

putin told carlson that russia could not be defeated in ukraine.y retell what they talked about, writing that this was not just an interview, but a real advertising campaign for putin. british american press lots of space gives off the atmosphere and style of conversation. article from zatelegraph: in russia, you don’t interview the president, but the president interviews you. well , after the release of the conversation , the washington post was the first to set the tone for creating narratives, this is a resource strongly sympathetic to the us democratic party and biden; a few minutes after the publication of the video , the following headline was already hanging on the site: putin, in an incoherent interview, barely allows tucker carlson to speak . this narrative is a rambling interview from the washington post, then some german and english publications also copied such touches of the information war. on the other hand, if... this interview turned out to be incoherent, as they write, then why be afraid of its dissemination. there have already be

first-hand what vladimir putin said in an interview with american journalist tucker carlson and the reaction in the united states to the aired dialogue with the russian president. free, as he emphasizes, without bills. tucker carlson’s main motive, as he himself explained, is that americans should know more about the ukrainian crisis, the position of not only vladimir zelensky, western leaders, but also the russian president too. expectedly the first. relations with china, nato expansion and even the development of artificial intelligence. mikhail chibanenko collected the brightest moments conversation. the interview, the publication of which was awaited all over the world, will probably be circulated in quotes. more than two hours of dialogue from my guest, american journalist tuckeran , uh-huh, then i’ll allow myself, well, just, well , 30 seconds or one minute, a little historical background, and so, the president began to answer carlson’s question about the reasons for the special military operation. vladimir putin is convinced that without immersion in history, or at least without histo

and why is what we're talking about for 5 days after the carlson put in interview. how does that interview? we've come to occur without tucker, call somebody in del, remanded to guantanamo like these are real. these are real questions that are, that are, that are brought up by these things. well, i went on a little bit because i didn't want to take would go in this direction. they will move as pascal because i think it's very interesting trumps of speech. in south carolina about the nato members don't pay up, you know, that they're not going to defend you. i'm a court stop is because he knows what button suppose he's a master, redoing it. here, but there, there are plenty of people in the establishment that think that is a red line. so i don't know if the election in november is good means a lot of things is number one isn't going to happen. number 2, or this re candidates on online right now, will they be on the ballot? i mean, there's so much going on right now, but when you start attacking a sacred cow like nato, well them or in american english never fight in wo

it is tucker carlson who's not being branded a traitor. a number of independent american journalist i've spoken not in defense of carson's move to sit down with a lot of more put the only reason tucker carlson in russia is controversial, is because the rest of the media has been all the way over for the censorship regime why are they so afraid of tucker, talking to put in the corporate media does not want the american people to hear both sides. they are mouth pieces for the us military industrial complex and the washington d. c. political establishment. their fear is rooted in tucker's criticism of the military industrial, complex and government. i'm grateful for the stupidity of rupert murdoch, the wisdom of a long mosque and the courage of tucker carlson that resulted in the most important interview of our time. i'm looking forward to watching it. if everything they say about vladimir putin in the war and ukraine is true, then why is the media so scared of us? hearing him speak. some interesting news. they're always good to welcome live

i do actually like tucker carlson's work . i've tucker carlson's work.ot he's the right choice, whether or not he's the right choice for vladimir putin, yes, probably. but, you know, a lot of people have said he shouldn't have done this interview. and i don't think public, the public are think the public, the public are able to recognise what we've just said , the fact that there's just said, the fact that there's obviously going to be a reason why putin grants an interview to one journalist over another and the public are capable of understanding that, um, but i don't i don't agree with the people who say that he shouldn't have done the interview. i actually think that it's absolutely fascinating. i disagree with matthew, although i haven't had i have to say i haven't had a chance to watch it all the chance yet to watch it all the way through, but i particularly found the first 30 minutes interesting where he's giving his historical account of his own historical account of russia's relationship with ukraine. i mean, that is fascinating. it's about reall

regarding tucker carlson's interview with vladimir putin, do you have any thoughts on that interviewncern within the administration about any disinformation that might arise as a result of that? i won't get ahead of myself about interview that has not yet taken place, i think it is quite obvious, it should be quite obvious to everyone that mr. putin has done in ukraine effective, completely fictitious and ridiculous reasons for which he... what are you going to do to counter such a signal during battles on this topic in your own congress, at a time when doubts reign in western political circles and parliaments about whether to support ukraine in the long term? regarding tucker's interview with putin, we've heard different voices in the us, europe and around the world questioning our collective support for ukraine, from the first day of this war and even before it began, and we have consistently... told why supporting ukraine is in the fundamental security interests of the us and nato. we will stay the course, and we will continue to emphasize that withdrawing from ukraine at this tim

carlson and reposted it on his page, also a huge number of views, but slightly less than carlson himselfeither because he is world famous the billionaire reposted it late, or was it because the journalist turned out to be more popular? until his dismissal from fox last spring, he was the most watched television personality in the united states. every day on weekdays, his programs attracted 3.5 million viewers; his competitors and presenters from other tv channels came at once. then tens of times less, however, after parting with fok, stacker carlson not only did not get lost, he was able to clearly show that the television framework was too tight for him, his an interview with former us president donald trump was viewed 267 million times, a record audience of almost half a billion views, and his interview with the new president of argentina, javier miley, collected, but none of the announcements of even these conversations come close to the excitement that the promise of... trips to moscow. americans are not told about the war that has been changing the world for 2 years now, they admit

pandora forsythe on the king charles cancer crisis and tucker carlson's friend , confidante and carlson's friend, confidante and biographer chadwick more on that interview with vladimir . putin interview with vladimir. putin my interview with vladimir. putin my friday big opinion is on the way. i'll be dealing with sir keir starmer, chronic indecisiveness and a bad week for rishi sunak. two lots to get through. but the news through. but first, the news headunes through. but first, the news headlines francis . headlines and sam francis. >> mark, thank you very much. good evening from the gb newsroom. the headlines just after 8:00. it's now believed that the chemical attacker abdul ezedi is most likely to have died . and police say his body died. and police say his body may never be found. in a briefing at scotland yard, police said their main working hypothesis is that a zigi has gone into the river thames. the 35 year old was last seen on cctv leaning over the railings of chelsea bridge in london. for those watching on tv, you can see that footage of him walking across the bridge just bef

carlson is not a journalist, not even close didn't stand.ly friendly with putin, this is understandable and normal, but people now bring something else to the masses, they say that tucker is a traitor, that he should not be allowed back into the country, and i personally heard such expressions: people say that the act committed by tucker is high treason. why doesn't tucker have the right to go to russia and tell us the story from the other side of the conflict? sometimes stories can be pretty confusing because it's important that we listen to every point of view and that we don't just write off things that we don't really want to hear, democratic members of congress, democratic senators, oh my god, you won't believe what they're tweeting out there , they make it look like he committed some crime, they call him a traitor, they say he shouldn't come back to the country, tucker carlson, how dare you, they cry, someone named mark bennett writes that tucker carlson was in moscow in recent days, he has been spotted at the bolshoi theater. usa, he'

the highest-rated american journalist carlson arrived in russia on february 1. on february 3, the tv presenter was spotted at the bolshoi theater. at the same time, carlson himself did not announce his visit to moscow in advance. because if you inform the american authorities about yours. freedom of movement, you can get into the most democratic and free prison. according to news agencies, the american journalist visited the international exhibition russia forum at vdnkh, where he inspected the stand of the kamchatka territory, and then walked along the leopard trail at the primorye stand. that is, i began studying russia from the part that is closer to america. stand seaside was so realistic. at the same time , presidential press secretary dmitry peskov said that the kremlin does not comment on the movements of journalist tucker carlson. the kremlin movement of american journalists is not comments, but regulates. the union of journalists of russia announced that it is ready to accept american columnist tucker carlson into its ranks if he is willing to regularly

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 ope

this program is true, we continue with our guests, discussing tucker carlson’s interview.i still can’t understand if michael says that those people who are, as they say, in opposite positions. ukraine all they ask for is our help, they are not asking for american soldiers. i the american people understand what they are fighting for , i don’t think that the americans will be convinced by one single interview. and i think that everyone who watches this interview, no matter what they say. all the other employees of the biden administration are afraid of unemployment, their tenure in office is counting for months, they are all already looking for where they will work next, it is clear that they will no longer stay, they are all out of their bags, it is precisely this unknown after biden that they are afraid of, now as for them, that is, they, they understand that they will lose this election, well, it is almost inevitable, yes, that means now, now , as for this interview itself, why it is perceived this way, i watched it carefully, first in its entirety, and then returned to s