Tucker Carlson interviews & ideologies

[Renaissance]

Woah... how long ago was it that he was fired from Fox?

Wondered the same thing but he was fired in April of 2023, so what he describes would have happened while he was still at Fox.

 

[Renaissance]

Wondered the same thing but he was fired in April of 2023, so what he describes would have happened while he was still at Fox.

Sorry, no! Did the maths wrong! Depending on when this was filmed, it may have been right around the time he was fired.

 

[youlik]

It might be interesting.

TV presenter Tucker Carlson, who is close to Trump, flew to Russia for an interview with Sergey Lavrov (VIDEO)

American journalist and TV presenter Tucker Carlson said that his interview with Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov will be released very soon.

Did he say that most Americans don't even suspect that their country is actually at war with Russia? and the world is closer to nuclear war now than at any time in history.

According to him, the conversation was recorded on the night of December 4.

"The interview turned out to be absolutely exciting," the journalist shared his impression on a video posted on his Telegram channel.

In the same video, Carlson said that he had flown to Moscow for the second time. Before that, he visited the Russian capital in February for an interview with Vladimir Putin.

Carlson has already interviewed Russian President Vladimir Putin and Telegram founder Pavel Durov this year.

https://rusvesna.su/news/1733286698

 

[Keit]

TV presenter Tucker Carlson, who is close to Trump, flew to Russia for an interview with Sergey Lavrov (VIDEO)

Here's is a video about this by Tucker.

 

[Ben]

Here's is a video about this by Tucker.

Will definitely be watching it. However, what he says about there being no back channels or routers of communication between US and Russian governments - we know that's simply not true. It's just not broadcast to the public by nature, but we've seen hints as to its operation several times already. Whoever told him that, assuming he isn't trying to sensationalise it himself, is presumably trying to emphasise the danger of the situation. It's an exaggeration.

 

[Keit]

Whoever told him that, assuming he isn't trying to sensationalise it himself, is presumably trying to emphasise the danger of the situation. It's an exaggeration.

Yeah, it's an exaggeration, but it's an exaggeration that is totally consistent with an American style of journalism.And he is an American journalist after all.

There isn't really any "hot war" going on, and no situation that is "closer than the Cuban missile crisis". It doesn't feel like this at all from here. But it is consistent with the narrative, how America tells these "crisis stories" to its audience. It's like the Skinwalker Ranch show (gasp! ). Data that could be described and shared for 5-10 minutes tops is being stretched, inflated and repeated for dramatic purposes. But hey, it doesn't mean that the show is bad.

The same here. His audience is captivated now and recognizes that the situation is very serious. It means that the audience also recognizes that the situation should be solved. And it's good. And when the solution will be found, there will be another drama that will show what great role America played in solving this dire situation.