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Tucker Carlson's Interview SO BAD Even Putin Admits Humiliating Reality
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February 15, 2024
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3:42Now PlayingFormer Fox News host Tucker Carlson gets dealt further humiliation by Vladimir Putin after Putin slams the interview for being boring and not hard-hitting. John Iadarola and Trae Crowder break it down on The Damage Report.
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Vladimir Putin Apparently Didn’t Enjoy His Boring Chat With Tucker Carlson, Who He Thought Would Be More ‘Aggressive’
"Did you watch Tucker Carlson’s interview with Vladimir Putin? If you did, you probably didn’t finish it. It was awfully long — longer than most movies. Those who made it to the finish line almost uniformly deemed it a “boring history lesson.” Despite getting one of the planet’s most notorious despots, Carlson, a favorite of Russia State TV, did not pry him with challenging questions, spending most of the chat staring at him with his patented dopey open-mouthed expression. As for Putin, he looked bored out of his mind, which, according to him, he was.
Per Max Seddon, The Financial Times’ Moscow Bureau Chief, Putin addressed his Tucker sit-down in a new interview, and, well, the former Fox News star left him profoundly unimpressed."
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