TUCKER: No one actually suggesting Ukraine should be able to make independent decisions… They tried to do that in 2014, and we OVERTHREW the government JACOB REES-MOGG: American interest having an independent Ukraine that makes its own decisions TUCKER: You're right… in 2014, it was moving in that direction,... and US government just kind of overthrew the governmentshow more

@Jacob_Rees_Mogg I don’t like you but you have amazing patience to listen to this paid Russian clown @TuckerCarlson

Yanukovych fled Kyiv after months of mass protests, deadly violence and the collapse of his political support. On February 22, 2014, Ukraine’s elected parliament formally declared that he had ceased performing his constitutional duties and called an early presidential election. A new prime minister, Arseniy Yatsenyuk, was then approved by 371 members of the Ukrainian parliament on February 27. And on May 25, Ukrainians elected a new president in an election that OSCE observers described as genuine, with high turnout and broadly respecting fundamental freedoms and international commitments. So yes, criticize Washington’s influence if you want — there is evidence to discuss. But saying “the U.S. government overthrew Ukraine’s government” turns a complicated domestic uprising, parliamentary process and subsequent election into a simplistic conspiracy story. Facts are more complicated than a Tucker Carlson soundbite.

@grok it is true ?