Tucker Carlson Isn't The First To Interview Putin, Just The First That Can't Be Controlled

The Michael Berry Show

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🗓️ 8 February 2024

⏱️ 8 minutes

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0:00.0	The Michael Berry show.
0:02.0	In 2013, John Danesuski interviewed Vladimir Putin for the Associated Press.
0:10.0	No complaints.
0:12.0	In 2016, John Mikkelthwaite interviewed Vladimir Putin for Bloomberg.
0:20.0	In 2017, Oliver Stone interviewed Putin for Showtime.
0:27.0	In 2017, Megan Kelly interviewed Putin, and you figure,
0:32.0	well, they may complain about that because now she's
0:34.1	conservative again. Well she was at NBC it was fine.
0:38.6	2021. Kere Simmons interviewed Putin for NBC.
0:44.3	Also in 2021, Hadley Gamble interviewed Putin for CNBC.
0:50.6	But dear God, God, Tucker Carlson, cannot interview Vladimir Putin.
0:56.0	How can you do this?
0:58.0	You can't give a voice to the most evil dictator who may be pointing out how we're paying for some awful things going on in Ukraine.
1:06.5	We can't, the world can't know this.
1:09.6	Tucker Carlson's in Moscow to interview Vladimir Putin and the liberal media is losing their mind.
1:17.2	This is CNN.
1:18.9	Massive shakeup in Kyiv coming as Putin is trying to court the MAGA GOP in the United States.
1:25.0	In fact, one of the leaders of the MAGA GOP is in Moscow tonight.
1:30.0	It's the man you see here with the MAGA leader Donald Trump, Tucker Carlson.
1:34.8	Possibly there in Moscow to interview Putin,
1:37.4	definitely there as a Putin supporting celebrity.
1:40.4	Just listen to how Russian state media is breathlessly celebrating his visit.
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