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8:36Now PlayingTucker Carlson tries to backtrack from his recent comments that support Vladimir Putin and the Russian invasion of Ukraine. John Iadarola and Brett Erlich break it down on The Damage Report.
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ShamelessTucker Carlson Blames Putin for the Aggression that He Has Been Defending for Months
"Tucker Carlson offered a stunning reversal Thursday night: after months of defending Russian President Vladimir Putin, he blamed the Russian dictator for invading Ukraine.
“What is happening in Ukraine, whatever its scale — and it’s not totally clear right now — but whatever it is it’s a tragedy because war always is a tragedy,” he opened, before blaming the Russian president for the deadly incursion."
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