Short Summary
- Tucker Carlson interviews Russian President Vladimir Putin, emphasizing journalists’ duty to inform about the Ukraine war and its global impact.
- Some praise Carlson for the interview, advocating that everyone has the right to be heard.
- CNN’s Christiane Amanpour counters Carlson’s claims, stating journalists have long attempted to interview Putin.
- Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov denies Carlson’s claim of exclusive access to Putin.
- Carlson alleges the Biden Administration hacked his and his company’s phones to leak messages and derail the interview.
- The video concludes with discussions on the importance of tough questioning in interviews and potential EU sanctions against Carlson.
- The speaker discusses COVID, Israel-Palestine, and journalism, highlighting issues like restricted interviews with Putin and pressure on TV shows in Ukraine.
- They mention the suppression of pro-Palestinian speech in Europe, particularly Germany, and its impact on journalists.
- The concept of access journalism is explored, where journalists may conduct lighter interviews to secure more substantial ones later.
- The speaker reflects on their own interview with Dr. Fauci, the trade-offs involved, and invites viewer engagement for upcoming content.
Russia has multiple English language media companies and could release their own Putin stuff. Carlson is going to use his billion dollar trust fund to pay for slick editing, a writing team to make leading questions, and generally make Putin approachable. There is no reason for this except to stop US support against Russia. This is propaganda made and paid for by Tucker Carlson.
Tucker is an aspiring traitor who needs to be investigated.