Well, howdy there internet people, Lidsboo again. So today we are going to talk about our

man in the Kremlin. We're going to talk about Putin and the situation he finds himself in.

A whole lot of people are asking what's going to happen. How

at risk is he? Is he going to be able to retain control, stuff like that. Short answer is we don't know yet. We don't

know yet. And there's a reason that nobody's really guessing at this point.

There's a lot of factions so we're going to go through some of them and talk about what we can kind of pull from the

reporting and different places where they talk and kind of get a feel for where they're

at. We will start with Putin himself. Basically he's saying the entire country is united behind him.

Okay, so we'll go to the rest of the factions now.

The nationalists, the hard- The hardcore nationalist people. It's worth noting that before the little dust up with

Wagner Gerkin was already like Putin can't handle the war, he needs to transfer his war

powers.

They are calling him pitiful, saying that his view of what's happening inside Russia is from a parallel reality.

They have zero faith in the man at this point.

The Proner channels. They're basically just anti- Putin at this point.

No, no uniting philosophy, ideology, anything like that. They're just mapped. They just don't like Putin. The

pro-Kremlin commentators, they're mad too, but they're mad because Putin didn't act decisively when it comes

to Wagner. What they mean there is that they were expecting him to kind of double cross the leadership

and find a permanent solution to those who questioned his rule. At bare minimum, they expected him to act

against the leadership. They're seeing him as weak as well.

They're still loyal, but they view this as a weakness, not a mistake.

The public facing Kremlin response like the official responses

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