[Carl Vehse]

I don’t trust Putin or anything he said to Carlson.

But, the fact that the enemedia and leftist politicians are upset about the interview is enjoyable.

[dfwgator]

I don’t trust any politician, Russian or American.

[Alberta's Child]

Vladimir Putin is more trustworthy than Joe Biden and at least 90% of the people in leadership positions of the U.S. government.

[PGR88]

But, the fact that the enemedia and leftist politicians are upset about the interview is enjoyable.

There's already a lively debate on Twitter among DC think-tank types, neocons, democrats about how Tucker Carlson could be charged under "the Espionage Act," or how he might be tied up on their now-common lawfare

Let the Soviet show trials begin!

As Putin said recently: "The USA is striding confidently along the path taken by the Soviet Union"

[rdcbn1]

Tucker Carlson's interview is not about the truth or trusting Putin.

It's about giving Putin the ability to communicate his position to America and the rest of the West in an open forum and in an unfiltered manner.

It's also about a chance to give Putin a forum to go over the heads of the corrupt pols who started the war and who have a vested interest in prolonging the fighting in Ukraine until after the 2024 election and directly telling the entire world what can be done to initiate a peaceful settlement of the Ukraine conflict

[cornfedcowboy]

Putin appears to be a very wise and very healthy. He’s evil, but he ain’t stupid.