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From The Silo: A Look Behind the New Iron Curtain: How Russians See the War in Ukraine

The DSR Network

Chris Cotnoir

Government

4.51.9K Ratings

🗓️ 28 December 2022

⏱️ 31 minutes

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Summary

Originally Aired: March 17, 2022 As Putin's war of choice in Ukraine continues, Russia is seeing major impacts domestically. The value of the Ruble dropped significantly following the invasion, Putin has cracked down on independent journalism, and sanctions are crippling the economy. To talk about the view from Moscow and the impact the war has had on Russians, David Rothkopf talked with Michael Weiss of New Lines Magazine and Jill Dougherty of Georgetown University. How is the war viewed in Russia? What impact will Putin's recent speech have? Do the protests in Russia matter? Find out the answer to these and other questions during this thoughtful conversation. Join us. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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This is Deep State Radio, coming to you direct from our super secret studio in the third

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sub-basement of the Ministry of Snark in Washington, D.C. and from other undisclosed locations

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across America and around the world.

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Hello and welcome to another episode of the podcast on David Ross Cutthier House, coming

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to you from New York City.

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Today we're joined by two special guests, Jill Doherty, Jill is the former Moscow Bureau

0:46.7

Chief of CNN and she is Edgard Professor at Georgetown University Center for Eurasian

0:54.0

Russian and East European Studies, hi Jill.

0:57.1

Hey there.

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And we are also joined by Michael Weiss who, as you know, is a news director of New Lions

1:03.8

magazine and the co-author of The Menace of Unreality, how the Kremlin weaponizes information,

1:11.8

culture and money and also a forthcoming book on Russian espionage and one of the reasons

1:17.2

I was so glad to be able to have both of you here is that while there is a lot of coverage

1:23.4

of the war in Ukraine from different perspectives, the most elusive perspective I think for some

1:30.2

is how the war in Ukraine looks to Russians and of course I want to cover other dimensions

1:37.0

of it, but I want to start with that, both of you know Russia, Russian media, how the

1:45.3

Russian media is covering this and also of course how the government is handling it.

1:51.0

I noticed yesterday, for example, that Jill you found the speech by President Putin

2:01.2

about the self purification of Russia that he felt needed to go on, particularly I'm

2:09.1

poor and I don't want to characterize it, you can characterize it yourself, it was particularly

2:13.6

I'm poor, I'd like to start with that, how is Vladimir Putin trying to make this look

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