Ep. 73 The Vladimir Putin Interview

Journalists Confused By Journalist Doing Journalism

Putin was soft. He could have ripped American society apart. The whole interview felt like playing my dad at chess. You don’t know why the master moved the pawn… And by the time you find out. It’s too late.

Vladimir Putin just spent 30 minutes going over the last 1,000 years history of Russia and Ukraine in detail without notes. Joe Biden can't remember when his son died. God help us all

Thank you Tucker. You opened a door. Let’s hope for peace.

Putin Confirms: The United States Is Not Run By Its Elected Officials TUCKER: “So, twice you’ve described US presidents making decisions and then being undercut by their agency heads. So, it sounds like you’re describing a system that’s not run by the people who are elected in your telling.” PUTIN: “That’s right. That’s right.”

In the Vladimir Putin interview with Tucker Carlson Vladimir Putin talks about the Coup De'tat in Ukraine which involved Joe Biden, George Soros, the CIA and Victoria Nuland. This truth is being hidden from the world.

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Isn't it crazy how the regime goal in Ukraine was always the same as its goal in Afghanistan?

I’ll take Putin over Joe Biden any day of the week. Putin is Russia First, which is what the leader of a country should be. Biden has decided to put the nation he “leads” in absolute last place on his list. We fund Ukraine. We fund the entire continent of Africa. We fund Latin America. We house illegals. And for our own people we do nothing. Meanwhile, Putin puts the people of his nation first, despite running the country with a bit of a strong fist. That’s fine. I’ll take an iron fist over a weak-kneed fool like Joe Biden. So glad Tucker did this interview and gave us an opportunity to hear the perspective of Putin.

Vladimir Putin reveals that he once asked then-President Bill Clinton if Russia could join NATO. First, Clinton answered, “I think so,” but after speaking with his others, he said, “It’s not possible.” Carlson asked Putin if he was sincere about joining NATO, and Putin clarified that he genuinely wanted to know if membership was a possibility. He indicated that a positive response from the West could have led to a process of reconciliation and, potentially, eventual membership into NATO.