top diplomat made moscow's priority is clear in a major interview with american journalists and tucker, carlson. the use of long range weapons against mainland russian demands a response. according to circuit law problems and moscow has sent a clear signal was the arrested missile that should be taken seriously. they must understand that we would be rigid to use any indians not to allow them to succeed in what they called strategic gc. the fresh the foreign minister goes on to say, washington, london and tele fees are likely back or the terrorist and syria. as soon as the countries army confirms read applying units on the outskirts upon law prevents civilian casualties and pipes with militants. and has the reports over 60 states fire violations by israel, so we must forget the many killed just before the truce took effect or to use towards fundamentals that story and delivers more extensive reports from the southern level. not just i was before the sci fi or agreement came into place to promised in the official men were killed here on this very spot, the from our headquarters in moscow. you're

but here we have tucker carlson, doing a 2nd interview with a russian leader. um, a, uh the, the russian for administer probably the, you know, the biggest, uh, certainly in, in, uh, foreign relations, the biggest voice in russia. uh outside of put and then lever off speaking in, in, you know, fluent english. and this is, i think, a way for the russian government to explain each point of view not only to the incoming trump administration, but to the american people in general. that it is a big part of it is, is a, a kind of a cry, a desperate cry, where we're on the break. let's seriously de escalate. mm hm. so mark, already 3 and a half 1000000 views of this interview. and that's just on the x platform and people can view this on youtube, spotify here on, on our t. i'm, i'm wondering what kind of impact do you think this interview can actually have on the american public's perception of russia and more specifically, the ukraine conflict. because up into, up until now, i mean people in america really haven't gotten the truth about what's going on to yeah, i'm,

and he was also asked by tucker carlson about the american establishment. who do you think has been making foreign policy decisions in the united states? is a question in the united states to yes, i haven't seen the new blinking for 4 years. or 2 years ago. i think at the judgment assignment piece i system came up to me during that meeting and said that the new ones to talk just for 10 minutes. i left the room, we shook hands and she said something about the need to de escalate and so on. and so forth, so i hope she's not going to be and visit me. since i am disclosing this by said, we don't want to scroll a if you want to inflict started you defeat the, for the rest. if you said no, no, no, no, it does not. it doesn't upset the judy feet below, but it is only in the dream. you've not spoken to him sense or have you spoken to any of the officials in the body ministration? samsung loans on through in the incoming config just so you know, when they see it. so when somebody sees and the american talking to me or your been talking to me, your dns running their

mind of tucker carlson. do you have a role of what he is playing behind the scenes or who is pulling the strings right now? >> when you think about the right-wing media, you had fox news and rush limbaugh. he had the narrative. he had a world view and story teller. when he died, few people stepped into the void. the two that stepped into that was tucker carlson the other was bannon. he's right about one thing that the tucker carlson's world view and narrative and the story that he's tell being america and the rest of the world, and it is not a good story, that a lot of the picks and possibles of the professionalization of maga is coming from tucker's world view. but i would not discard brandon's world view. they are independent. they are related. i don't think he's picking individual people. i think he's telling a big story that only certain characters can be casted for. >> it is great to talk to you. >>> we have a lot for to get to tonight, including the arrest of the man that is accused of killing a health

it comes as russia's foreign minister, sergei lavrov, told the american journalist tucker carlson thatfiring of the oreshnik was a signal the west must take it seriously. so the message which we wanted to sell by testing in real- action this hypersonic system is that we will... _ ..we will be ready to do anything to defend ourl legitimate interests. we hate even to think about war with the united states, - which will take, you know, nuclear character. - lavrov there talking to tucker carlson. meanwhile, ukraine showed off a new locally produced "rocket drone" which it said could reach targets 700 kilometres away, about twice the longest range attributed to missiles supplied by western allies. the unmanned craft, called peklo, which means "hell" in ukrainian, is the second rocket drone unveiled by kyiv as it tries to increase its ability to strike deep into russia. the ukrainian president said they'd be sure to use them on the battlefield. translation: it is very - important the consignments are ready and people can see that we have a lot of missiles and that our armed forces will have

elon musk, jd vance, kash patel, they are straight from the mind of tucker carlson. do you have any sense of the role he's playing behind-the- scenes? or do you have a thesis, or a hypothesis, on who is pulling the strings right now? >> you know, when you think about right-wing media you basically have fox news and rush limbaugh. he had a worldview, and he was a storyteller. when he died few people stepped into that void. the two that stepped inward tucker carlson, he had a narrative that he was driving that would filter down to the others. the other would be steve bannon. to james' point he's right about one thing, and that's tucker carlson's worldview, his narrative, and the story he's telling about america and the rest of the world, and it's not a good story, but a lot of the picks and personnel in the policies, and sort of the vibe of maga, what has become the professionalization of maga is coming from tucker's worldview. but i wouldn't disregard the view of bannon as well. i think that is where tucker's influence is. i think he is actually telling a big story th

the subject of the tucker interview was the ongoing war in ukraine. recall that carlsonr, sitting down for a quite -- interview with vladimir putin. it was putin's first interview with an american, quote, journalist since before his invasion of ukraine. and by interview, we mean an exchange of anti-ukrainian propaganda, distortion, and lies. tucker isn't the only darling of russian state tv that's making noise, some of putin's loudest mouthpieces are just giddy over the clown car that is trump's proposed cabinet. per reporting by julia davis of the daily beast, who monitors russian state tv, host vladimir and host and head of rt margarita are rejoicing over trump's pick, especially kash patel and pete hegseth, predicting, quote, they will quickly dismantle america brick by brick. joining me now is michael mcfall, former u.s. ambassador to russia and an msnbc international affairs analyst. ambassador mcfall, thank you for being here. your thoughts on the equivalent of, you know, russian 60 minutes, the host therein giddy and laughing that donald trump's picks for his cabi

top diplomat made moscow's priority is clear in a major interview with american journalists, tucker carlson, the youth of long range weapons against the mainland. russia demand a response, according to target law. prop and moscow has sent a clear signal with the rustic missile that should be taken seriously. the most them this them to 3 would be that origin to use any means not to allow them to succeed because of what they called strategic defeats afresh. the 4 minutes or it goes on to say, washington london and tel aviv could be behind that. the terrorist in syria says the country, the army confirms read applying units on the outskirts of the law to prevent civilian casualties in fights with military and has blood reports over 60 states fire violations by israel. but we mustn't forget that many pills just before the truth took effect or discourse upon it tells that story and delivers more exclusive reports from southern level not just hours before the c filed agreement came into place to palestinian fishermen were killed here on this very spot the i'm rachel ruble live in moscow. this is o

influence right now over trump's staffing decisions and the administration is former fox news host tucker carlson. and everyone from elon musk to jd vance are straight from the mind of tucker carlton. do you have any sense of the role he is playing behind the scenes or a thesis or a hypothesis on who is pulling the strings? >> when you think about the right wing media, you basically have fox news and rush limbaugh. and rush limbaugh had the narrative. he had the world view and he was a story teller. when he died few people stepped into the void. the two that stepped in were tucker carlson, he had a narrative that he was driving, the otherring would be steve bannon. to james' point, he is right about one thing. that is that tucker carlson's world view and his narrative and the story he is telling about america and the rest of the world and it is not a good story, that a lot of the picks and the personnel and policies and the vibe of maga is coming from tucker's world view. they are dependent and related. that is where tucker's influence really is. i don't think he is picking individual people but

diplomat made moscow as it stands, clear during his exclusive interview with american journalist tucker carlson, which has already gained over $3000000.00 views since it was released only a few hours ago. you can watch the full interview here on our tea throughout the day. i, the president trump was elected on the explosive promise to bring an end to the war. and ukraine show, given that there is hope for resolution, that sounds like what are the terms to which your degree the principal is uh, no, none of the deluxe staples. so feel free and we will be ready to be part of the group of countries who would provides collective security guarantees. so no, no, no, no, they don't absolutely know me that 3 basis. no. mean, it's a, me, the 3 exercises on the ground, you know, so it will be a split dissipation of $4.00 and $4.00 in troops. the really just on the ground. what have to be taken into account and accept with dropping sanctions against russia. be a condition, probably many people in the russian who would like to make it their condition. but the more we leave on the sanctions, the more we unde

the top diplomat made moscow's priorities clear and a major interview with american journalist tucker carlson. boot of a long range weapons against the mainland. russia demands that response. according to 3rd, gala, rob and moscow has sent a clear signal with the rustic missile that should be taken seriously. they must understand that we would be better to use any means no 3 allow them to.

and tucker carlson talks about this. you know, wealth is having children wealth is having family, having relationship. we are a relational beings and we've squandered that because schools have taught us that wealth is money and go for the money sacred place, anything to get the good job, the high paying job, the office, the fancy car. and then we an age and we go, okay, i have all that stuff, but i'm not happy. why am i not happy? because wealth, that type of wealth doesn't make you happy. but dinner with family makes you happy. sam sorbo in her latest book, the parents to homeschooling. thanks for spending a few minutes with us on book tv. thanks so much.

they ousted tucker carlson who has since sort of made his public life as a maga adjacent figure. so the murdochs are not fighting over money, even though the empire has made a lot of money. and they're not fighting to get into the trump cabinet. they're fighting for the system that exists kind of above that, that can afford to pay out $780 million and keep on going, that can afford to stack the bench of the modern republican party and the trump movement, that can install people who then become their supposed overseers in government. for now, murdoch and his other son lachlan are going to appeal this decision, they say, and they could still prevail. but it is a stunning case of art imitating life and now ing art and the succession battle continuing to unfold, it might be different from what murdoch originally saw as his legacy. >> if i go under a bus tomorrow, it will be the four of them will have to decide. which of the one should lead them. >> the four of them will have to decide. and he was well advanced in his life and career and empire at that point, and for all we know, that

top diplomat made moscow's priorities clear in a major interview with american journalists and tucker, carlson. views of long range of weapons against mainland russia, demands of response, according to certain law problem. and the moscow has sent a clear signal. we see a rustic missile that should be taken seriously. the less than this that we will be rigid to use any means not to allow them to succeed into what they call strict.

top diplomat made moscow's priority is clear in a major interview with american journalists, tucker carlson, the youth of long range weapons against mainland russia. demand a response according to target law. prop and moscow has sent a clear signal with the rustic missile that should be taken seriously. indeed, less than this, the 3 would be reduced to use any means not to allow them to succeed in the vote.

top diplomat made moscow's priority is clear in a major interview with american journalists and tucker carlson. the use of long range weapons against mainland russia, demands a response. according to circuit law problems and moscow has sent a clear signal was the arrested missile that should be taken seriously. the less than the spend that we would be origin to use any means not through low.

but tucker carlson, the former fox news host, and his son, don jr., really pushed him. they said that he's a neocon, and they believe that the neocons, you know, these these old school conservatives, were essentially trying to manipulate him, not serve faithfully. they pointed out examples like john kelly and jim mattis from the last administration, john bolton, all of them who have come out and said he wasn't fit to to run for president again. and so they linked mike pompeo to that. and it's really just ultimately the tensions. it highlights the tensions between the maga branch of the republican party and a lot of these more traditional republicans being pushed out the door. yep. continue to be great reporting. we have more great reporting coming up throughout the hour, including up next exclusive cnn reporting. the house ethics committee will release the matt gaetz ethics report before the year is out. the big question is how will it be? >> andy, take a seat, anderson. >> look at this. you're wet, disheveled. there's debris hitting you. we need to be ready for new yea

i know tucker carlson, loved your book and it's a good cause and says they were lobbies full of thing was on american administrations. can we expect trump to actually seek peace around the world as opposed to what bible has done, or will it be pressured by the military industrial complex you can trust you have to do with this thing about trump is the, you know, the, the election negatives. people have a bad truck, the new certainly a brag or if you though, you know, like brighthurt's of then you won't lie a truck. but the, but the thing about trump is it. and we notice from this 1st term and you see it is compared to 90 percent of the policy issues. the guy does what he says is good to as you know, he's already rich. he's already the most famous person on the planet. what does he have to get? what does he have to gain by uh, not going over to the military, industrial complex. absolutely nothing, but there is a good news with it for that same top collection truck. that is, trump is a real believer in the stronger military in order to have fees. he's one of these bees really straight gu

threats, and here is israel appears on seized when asked about the war by american journalist tucker, carlson, russian foreign minister said the law for all the alluded, the israel might even be benefit change the as long as groups the terrorist you just described who was backing them? well, we have some, some information that we would like to discuss. it was all low, but this, in this, in this process, the way of the to cut the general. so for, for financing arming, then the, the information which is being flo, the dent, it's in the public in the public domain mentions of the americans. and the breeds, among others. some people say that these are, it was interested in the, you know, making this situation that rate. so that does a, is not on the very close stretching it. it's a complicated game. many, many after saying will stand the light hold, the contents which we are planning for this week will help stabilize the situation . so does is really, really feel threatened by jihad us across the board in syria. well, in the past it's sort of didn't. israel was rarely the target for of kite o isi

when asked about the war by american journalist tucker, carlson, russian foreign minister said the law for all the alluded, the israel might even be benefit, change the islamic groups, the terrorist you just described who was backing them. well, we have some, some information that we would like to discuss. it was all low, but this in this and this process, the a way of the to cut the general. so for, for financing arming, then the, the information which is being flo, the dense, it's in the public in the public domain mentions the americans. and the breeds, among others. some people say that these are, it was interested in the, you know, making this situation that rates. so that does a, is not on the very close stretching it. it's a complicated game. many, many at their site involved. then the like hold the content, the switch we are planning for this week. we'll have extend realize the city is so does, is really, really feel threatened by jihad us across the board in syria. well, in the past it's sort of didn't. israel was rarely at a target for of kite o isis. and one notable case the

i know tucker carlson, the loved you a book. i took her calls and says there were lobby's forcing was on american administrations, can we expect trump to actually seek peace around the world as opposed to what bible is done or will it be pressured by the military industrial complex? i think you can trust you have to do it. you're just saying about trump is the, you know, the, the election negatives. people have a bad truck. the new, certainly a braggart. this is a bit if you though. and so like brighthurt's of then you won't lie a truck, but the but the thing about trump is it, and we notice from this 1st term and you see it is compared to 90 percent of the policy issues. you guys does. what he says is good to, and you know, he's already rich, he's already the most famous person out of the planet. what does he have to get? what does he have to gain by uh, not going over to the military, industrial complex. absolutely nothing, but there is a good news for the, for that same complex and truck that is truck is a real believer in th

when asked about the war by american journalist tucker carlson, russian for ministers to get law for all the alluded, the israel might even be benefit change the as long as groups the terrorist, so you just described who was backing them. well, we've have some, some information and we would like to discuss what is all low, but this in this and this process, the way of the to cut the general. so for, for financing your arming, then the information which is being flow that then it's in the public in the public domain mentions of the americans and the breeds among others. some people say that is a real is interested in, in the, you know, making this situation that rates. so that does a, is not on the very close stretching. it is a complicated game. many, many after say involved then the like hold the, that switch. we are planning for this week. we'll have stipulation as it is. so does is really, really feel threatened by do held us across the board in syria. well, in the past it sort of didn't. israel was rarely the target for us kite o isis. and one new civil case, the so called is lub

as a threat to years. israel appears on states when asked about the war by american journalist tucker carlson. russian for ministers to get law for all the looted the israel might even be benefit to the as long as groups the terrace you just described who was backing them. well, we've have some, some information and we would like to discuss what is all low populace in these and this process, the way of the to cut the general. so for, for financing arming, then the, the information which is being flo, the dent, it's in the public in the public domain mentions of the americans. the breeds, among others. some people say that israel is interested in the, you know, making this situation that rates. so that does a is not on the very close stretching. it is a complicated game. many, many at their site involved then the like hold the content. so we should, we are planning for this week will help stabilize the situation. so does is really, really feel threatened by jihad us across the board in syria. well, in the past it's sort of didn't. israel was rarely the target for of kite o. i sits in one notab

interests that and much more was covered in depth during psych a lot for i've interviewed with tucker carlson and you can watch that for a few minutes, sit down on our website on keep dot com. the ukraine's mounting lowest is on the bottle field, a forcing more if it's you or pain allies to consider the prospects of peace talks . it's really, it's the latest among the, a lot of things and we will see what will happen when the dialog to gain state will see. certainly, if the russians continue to advance, zalinski will have to accept some conditions of it. if he does not want the situation to worse than what we are doing, everything we can to support ukraine, but peace must be achieved in 2025. a chat with me for the landscape. chief of staff has being hosted for talks in the us by senior members of the incoming trump administration. the republicans were posted leeside lines, the issue of nato membership, which keith has been calling a top priority. from these allies have previous based lessons to slash military aids to ukraine, unless it agrees the tooth paste with russia. meanwhile, the west

national interests that and much more was carpet in depth during so like a lot of interviews with tucker carlson. and you can watch that for a few minutes. sit down on our website on the top. com, the ukraine's bouncing last is on the battlefield. a forcing more if it's your pin allies to consider the prospect of peace talks. italy is the latest among the a lot of things and we will see what will happen when the dialog to gain said. we'll see, certainly, if the russians continue to advance to the lensky will have to accept some conditions that if he does not want the situation to worse than what we're doing, everything we can to support ukraine. but peace must be achieved in 2025, a chat with me for the landscape chief install, finest being hosted for talks in the us by senior members of the incoming trump administration. the republicans were posts at least side lines. the issue of nato membership, which kids has been calling a top priority from these allies, have previous based lessons to slash a military age to ukraine, unless inquiries, the tool pace with russia. meanwhile, the west, these we

but 1st, tucker carlson has returned to moscow as russian foreign minister, a 2nd love ralph has agreed to an interview. the popular american journalist posted this announcement on social media in the way, since we left russia moscow where we are now in february, after being flat of our position. we've watched from united states as defined, administration, has driven the us ever closer to a nuclear conflict. we process the country, the possessive world, hardest nuclear arsenal. so we are, and what else to most americans get a hot war with russian on declared war where you did not vote for that? most americans don't want, but it is ongoing. meanwhile, most americans have no access to any perspective other than that granted to them by nbc news and the new york times, they don't know how close we are. they don't know the russian perspective. we've been trying for over a year to get that perspective out to american news consumers. we've also tried for over a year to get an interview with the landscaping president of ukraine. we've attacked that for one bunch of different angles. we've spoke

as threatened here is israel appears on face when asked about the war by american journalist tucker, carlson. russian foreign minister said good law for all the alluded. the age row might even be benefit, change the as long as groups, the terrorist you just described who was backing them. well, we have some, some information that we would like to discuss. it was all low populace in these and this process, the way of the to cut the general. so for, for financing arming then the, the information which is being flo, the dent, it's in the public in the public domain mentions of the americans. the breeds, among others. some people say that israel is interested in the, you know, making this situation that rates. so that does a, is not on the very close stretching. it is a complicated game, many, many of their se involved then the like hold the content. so we should, we are planning for this week. we'll have extend realize the city is so does, is really, really feel threatened by do held us across the board in syria. well, in the past it's sort of didn't. israel was rarely the target for us, keidel

when asked about the war by american journalist tucker, carlson, russian foreign minister say good law for all the looted the israel might even be benefit, change the islamic groups, the terrace you just described. who was backing them. will we have some some information? and we would like to discuss what was all low, but this, in this, in this process, the way of to cut the general. so for, for financing and arming them the, the information which is being flo, the dent, it's in the public in the public domain mentions of the americans. and the breeds among gathers some people say that israel is interested in the, you know, making this situation that rates. so that does a, is not on the very close stretching it. it's a complicated game. many, many of those signs will stand the light hold the contents which we are planning for this week. we'll have to stabilize the city is so does is really, really feel threatened by do held us across the board in syria. well in the past it's sort of didn't. israel was rarely the target for of kite o. i sits in one notable case the so called is lumnick

and most recently we saw tucker carlson was served as a informal advisor to the president and a friend as president trump actually in russia currently where he just had a meeting with a survey lab drive on foreign minister of the russian federation. and so we, i think that we are in an incredibly interesting period of time. it will again be very difficult in terms of ministration. it's going to pull back to this algorithm fort worth and out of the solutions that they propose for a starting point for negotiations. to find, see some ukraine, it's still extremely unclear whether these terms will be sufficient for the russian federation, which of course is viewing what has happened over the course of the last couple of years. and especially over the course of the last couple of months. most notably with the incursion into occurs as real threats to their sovereignty. so with this military buildup that we're seeing now in the baltics, in poland with the logistical efforts of remaining in the operation which is so cleverly named, rach, plan germany, which is basically a way to try to get reso

one person is driving this, i'll promise you, and it's tucker carlson. tucker is an old friend of mine. there's nothing -- >> still friends? >> we haven't talked in a while. we were friends. but everything that i see is the same thing i heard in the green room in 2002. okay. and j.d. vance, don jr., kash patel was tucker's business partner. i'm telling you what's out there. and tucker is 40 times more clever than steve bannon. he's 40 times more connected. he's also very connected with elon musk and everything else. and he's a very bright man. who should not be underrated. i think he has more influence in this current administration, way more than vernon jordan had in the clinton administration or any of the wise men that were around. but tucker is very, very, very powerful. and the kash patel pick proves that beyond any doubt at all. >> and it's important you're drawing those connections which you may know about. there always hasn't been a light on this, and there was a lot of time in the election, where moderate republicans said he doesn't mean it. this

we know tucker carlson is with victor orban. we know there is an 11 of the white supremacist movement that has been part of american politics since the election of barack obama and before. we have a clear idea, if we understand who we are as a country, if we understand our history, that this fits. it's not imported. it is us. >> but it is outsourced because now we go to south africa to get it. >> and when you combine it and i love the way in which he talked about the crisis of confidence speech in the first hour, you combine it with the spiritual malaise he was talking about. he said human identity is no longer associated with what one does but what one owns. he is worried about the erosion of any moral sense because we are so caught up in materialism. selfishness and greed with hatred, -- >> and put it on social media. >> here we are. >> oh, my god we could go for seven more hours. to be continued. we didn't even get to how we fix it. >>> thank you so much for this conversation. to be continued. >>> a loss for donald trump is a

and then you go on to say rush limbaugh and the media and how terrible he was and tucker carlson andox news. a lot of people voted this year and more than 50% of the country voted for donald trump. they don't care about what you say anymore because after the russian collusion hoax, the fake story about hunter biden's laptop was from disinformation and the lies about biden's cognitive abilities, and the issues with hillary clinton and hurt emails on the phones and having something in her basement that shouldn't have been there. they can see it with their own eyes and we listen to you and we listen to your condemnation of the republicans and you don't say a darn thing about president biden and the comments he made about fascism, hitler's and the people that support donald trump are dangerous and a danger to our country. and then hillary clinton called people who support trump deplorable's. can you say something bad about biden and something good about trump. show me you are not bias. guest: maybe you weren't listening, but i did talk about how biden had descended into toxic politics in

e certain outlets reporting on this and i recorded them andan they went after tucker carlson, matt gaetzi trieed to keep the truth from the publi>>c as long as it could. i >> dnso you have confidence humn sources dressed as trump inside the capital prior to january 6 and the doors being open.te >>ll again, i have to be carefu. >> it should be no. ca humn you not tell the americn people? we did not have confidential huma capn sources inside of the capital? >> you should not read anything intoe my -- to share information officially. >> laura: aren't you going to miss him, christopher wray? e qunow we know why he didn't ar the question. michael horowitz just released u bombshell report on the fbi's role january 6.of so we now know there were a tota col of 26 "confidential hn sources inbu the crowd. but the fbi says only three of those confidential sources were told to attend to "report on domestic terrorism subjects whoe were possibly attending thed event. mount four of those sources entered the capital and 13 wente into a restricted area around the capital, but of course, none of them arfb