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00:01:17.000If Tucker Carlson can interview Vladimir Putin and Elon Musk Two years into a war that's reshaping the entire world, most Americans are not informed.
00:01:25.000They have no real idea what's happening in this region, here in Russia or 600 miles away in Ukraine.
00:01:28.000events that the establishment would rather we wouldn't have.
00:01:32.000Two years into a war that's reshaping the entire world, most Americans are not informed.
00:01:37.000They have no real idea what's happening in this region, here in Russia or 600 miles away in Ukraine.
00:01:44.000Now I'm not a Putin apologist. I'm sure living in Russia under the yoke of Putin's tyranny could be terrible.
00:01:51.000But what seems to be pretty clear is that the legacy media are outraged that Tucker has dared to go to Russia to speak to Putin.
00:01:59.000And he's apparently been spending the last few days in Moscow for some reason.
00:02:48.000About what his terms for peace would be.
00:02:50.000Because we're continually told that Putin is a lunatic, can't be appeased, he's a contemporary Hitler.
00:02:56.000Wouldn't you like to see him answer some of those questions?
00:02:59.000Wouldn't you like to see a journalist and Vladimir Putin having a conversation before you just automatically assume that everything you're being told by CNN and the American government and the corporate establishment is irrefutably true?
00:03:11.000Isn't it interesting that Russia today has been cleansed from the internet, whereas apparently in Russia Tucker is a recognizable superstar, so whatever's going on in Russia, they're not banning all American media.
00:03:22.000So isn't it valuable to have a conversation while we're on the precipice of war?
00:03:27.000And are those people that are calling Tucker Carlson a traitor those that are most guilty of treason?
00:03:32.000Because they seem to want to cut us out of the conversation when it comes to extremely significant global events.
00:03:38.000This is what RFK tweeted, The legacy media is in shambles cause we've caught on to
00:04:08.000What we're asking you today is, are we literally at the tipping point of independent media?
00:04:13.000Where in the figures of Tucker Carlson and Elon Musk, we have an axis that could literally disrupt the entire establishment.
00:04:21.000Tucker Carlson can have a conversation with a world leader with a competing narrative.
00:04:25.000And Elon Musk can publish it through X. That means that all of us will gain access.
00:04:30.000We'll be able to watch with our own eyes and listen with our own ears to what Putin's saying.
00:04:33.000I'm not saying it's not possible that Putin is a liar, a lunatic, an expansionist, a former KGB operative that's possibly had a hand in countless murders that Russia have their own agenda.
00:04:42.000If we can hear Putin literally saying, I would accept a peace deal if Ukraine don't join NATO, if we keep Crimea, and if there's a degree of autonomy in Donbass, we, the population of the Western world that are currently funding for our tax dollars and pounds, the perpetuation of this war, might be able to go, hmm, what is the value of NATO?
00:05:00.000Wait a minute, are the military-industrial complex benefiting from this war?
00:05:04.000What state is Ukrainian democracy in anyway?
00:05:07.000Do we want conscription in the UK and Sweden and in Australia, which is currently being discussed by the way, presumably to provide human fodder for these wars?
00:05:16.000What this conversation represents is nothing less than the establishment being confronted with the new power of independent media to oppose their narrative, to oppose their agenda.
00:05:27.000Whatever you think of Tucker, whatever you think of Putin, Whatever you think of Elon Musk and even whatever you think about Russia, the panic that the legacy media and establishment are going into now suggests that they've got something more than our well-being in mind.
00:05:59.000Anyone who watches or listens to Tucker Carlson will know that he's sort of sometimes got a circumspect on Trump.
00:06:04.000I like Trump here, I've got questions about Trump there.
00:06:06.000MAGA is a very particular aspect of American political life, make America great again, and it seems that there's a legacy media attempt to frame it as extreme rather than populist.
00:06:17.000to frame it as sort of violent and somehow unacceptable rather than a kind of response to the failure of neoliberalism.
00:06:24.000You don't get MAGA without Barack Obama waving away the debts generated by the financial crisis, for example.
00:06:34.000That's about Barack Obama's affinity with globalist financial interests.
00:06:39.000This is brilliant framing designed to stop us even questioning the legitimacy of Tucker going to Russia to have a conversation In fact, one of the leaders of the MAGA GOP is in Moscow tonight.
00:07:23.000I'm sure you could scrutinise Putin's record in power and go, oh my god, this looks a bit corrupt.
00:07:28.000The way that a new oligarchy was formed when state institutions were carved up and distributed, all of their former communist assets were private.
00:07:35.000There's loads of things you could ask about.
00:07:37.000I'm sure there's weird assassinations and murders, but like Trump himself said, do you think we don't have people killed?
00:07:49.000What it is is the assumption that Russia don't have their own right to a perspective, that Putin don't have his right to the institutions of a nation.
00:07:57.000If what Putin's doing is wrong in Russia, what America's doing all over the Middle East is wrong.
00:08:03.000That's the conversation they're not capable of having.
00:08:05.000I'll tell you who is capable of having that conversation, Tucker Carlson.
00:08:08.000I'll tell you who would ask questions like that to Vladimir Putin, Tucker Carlson.
00:08:11.000This isn't about whether you personally like someone, although I do personally like Tucker Carlson, as a matter of fact.
00:08:15.000This is about what the function of media is.
00:08:18.000Just listen to how Russian state media is breathlessly celebrating his visit.
00:08:24.000Even when I watch Russian media and Russian news, I think that is not a country you want to have a war with, if there's any way around it.
00:09:16.000But the declaration of the legacy media that propaganda is a one-way street, that state imperatives is a one-way street, their globalist agenda is a one-way street.
00:09:24.000Remember, Tucker is being reported on in Russia Russia Today, which includes people like Slavoj Žižek, the philosopher, Chris Hedges, like Pulitzer-prizing former New York Times journalist, had all their Russia Today stuff just scrapped.
00:09:37.000What we're saying is, is that the legacy media and establishment isn't interested in protecting you, it's interested in controlling you.
00:09:42.000Once you have that analytic, then everything kind of makes sense, doesn't it?
00:09:46.000Look at them talking about him like a celebrity.
00:09:48.000Everything he does on camera, breathlessly repeated.
00:09:51.000Now, it is unclear if an interview between Putin and Carlson will take place, but if it does, it gives Putin a chance to sit down with a big supporter.
00:10:00.000Again, the assumption that we're not capable of watching Tucker Carlson speak to Putin and go, hmm, okay, right, well maybe Putin's got his own agenda.
00:10:08.000Can you incorporate that into your understanding that that's a world leader in charge of a massive country with an incredible history with his own agenda and nuclear weapons and literature What I resent is the assumption that all information should be given to me pre-chewed, with a pre-determined outcome already offered to us.
00:10:23.000Why they are terrified is because we might watch this and go, hey, I'm not sure it's worth perpetuating this war and funding this war and having this bill for billions of dollars go through, the majority of which, by the way, is going to Ukraine, not going to the border.
00:10:36.000A small amount is going to the border.
00:10:38.000We might be able to decide for ourselves that we want to take our own nations in a different direction, that our own media is unreliable, that our own political class is in need of radical revision.
00:10:49.000Here is Tucker Carlson when he was still on Fox, which if you ask me he was booted off of because he was anti-war, that's just my opinion, talking about Vladimir Putin.
00:10:57.000Have a listen to this and see if it makes sense to you.
00:10:59.000It might be worth asking yourself, since it is getting pretty serious, what is this really about?
00:11:33.000Everything's changed since Wolfowitz and Cheney and Barack Obama and Raytheon and Lockheed Martin and reneging on a deal with Gorbachev to not impede on Russian territory or former Soviet territory and getting involved in the coup in Ukraine in 2014 and the Ukrainian biolabs and Victoria Nuland admitting their successive administrations have had involvement in Ukraine and supporting the Azov battalion that are literally Nazi.
00:11:57.000There are questions to be Does he eat dogs?
00:12:53.000Ignoring the quote by Solzhenitsyn, because he's Russian, the good and evil doesn't run between nations, races, creeds, genders, or individuals, but through every human heart.
00:13:01.000Because we ain't got time for that, because we're offering you propaganda while accusing other people of being propagandists.
00:13:30.000And of course, this is a war crime, the invasion of Russia into Ukraine.
00:13:34.000And of course, we can't really talk about that because if we started using that metric, we'd have to acknowledge all of the war crimes the United States have committed over the last 50 years because all of their invasions have been criminal.
00:13:43.000Many of them have not involved the consultation of Congress.
00:13:56.000Oh, he's been peed on, I suppose, has he?
00:13:58.000Somebody who had turned a blind eye to the atrocities committed by Putin because they were happening far away.
00:14:04.000Once vibrant towns turned to ruins, mass graves with dozens of bodies in the Kiev suburbs, Yeah, so should we look for a diplomatic, immediate solution to this war?
00:14:15.000When you look at the mass graves, when you look at the death, do you think that Russia is going to be defeated in a military confrontation by Ukraine at any point?
00:14:22.000Do you think that there's not going to be a bit where they go, well, we've got nuclear arsenal.
00:14:25.000Why are we talking about conscription of troops in the United Kingdom and Australia and Sweden?
00:14:28.000Because they recognize that this conflict can continue to escalate.
00:14:31.000A theater full of innocent women and children sheltering.
00:14:34.000Bombed, despite the giant world's children written on the roof.
00:14:38.000More than 200,000 Ukrainian soldiers killed or injured.
00:14:42.000Also absent from this narrativization is the fact there was a peace deal on the table, apparently ready to be signed by both sides.
00:14:47.000And then Boris Johnson, Prime Minister of our country, the UK, went to Kiev and dissuaded Zelensky from signing it.
00:14:53.000We've seen Jan Stoltenberg, the head of NATO, say that Putin said, if Ukraine joins NATO, that's war.
00:15:00.000Presumably that means if Ukraine don't join NATO, that's not war.
00:15:11.000So have you personally got strong views on Ukraine joining NATO?
00:15:15.000I don't think Ukraine should be invaded.
00:15:16.000I don't think Ukrainian people should be attacked.
00:15:17.000I don't think Ukrainian people should be conscripted and killed.
00:15:20.000But I would like to see what Russia, and in particular Vladimir Putin, have got to say.
00:15:24.000And then I'll I've now determined for myself, perhaps based on a conversation with you lot, whether or not we trust Putin.
00:15:28.000Putin said that he's not got an interest in invading other NATO countries like we're continually told he's going to.
00:15:34.000Oh, he invaded Ukraine and next was Finland, Sweden.
00:15:36.000We've been told to think of this as a kind of Hitler part two.
00:15:39.000But in fact, what this is, is it seems to me, a globalist attempt to continue to perpetuate a very profitable war and extracting complex information that we're entitled to hear, i.e.
00:15:49.000Tucker Carlson should interview Putin.
00:15:51.000And tonight, Putin is trying to seize on the fact that Zelensky's military appears to be in turmoil, capitalizing on a moment of intense American political dysfunction and intensifying strikes.
00:16:03.000Here's presidential candidate Bobby Kennedy offering some elucidation on his opinion that yes, Tucker Carlson has every right to interview Putin and that Putin and the Russian people have Every right to their own trajectory.
00:16:14.000Again, I don't think Ukraine should be bombed.
00:16:16.000I don't think there should be a war between Ukraine and Russia.
00:16:17.000But I would like to understand why it's happening and how it would be most expediently stopped immediately.
00:16:23.000You know, Putin every day says, I want to settle the war.
00:16:27.000And Zelensky has said, we're not going to negotiate.
00:16:29.000But in 92, the wall came down in the Soviet Union.
00:16:33.000Gorbachev said, I'm going to allow you to reunify Germany.
00:16:37.000But I want your commitment after that.
00:16:40.000You will not move NATO one inch to the east and we solemnly swore we wouldn't do it.
00:16:45.000Someone should have written that down really, shouldn't they?
00:16:48.000It's a pretty important commitment that was made between Reagan and Gorbachev there and one that appears to have been reneged upon due to the agenda of Actually, Western expansionism and imperialism.
00:16:59.000Why is it that you can have China surrounded by US military bases and then when China does something and it negatively impacts a warship in the South Pacific, China are the aggressors?
00:17:09.000We have to, I think, train ourselves to have a broader perspective, not be called traitors for doing that.
00:17:14.000Well then in 97, we're gonna move NATO Do you hear how complex that is and reasoned and geopolitical
00:17:53.000What we're listening to there is a set of reasons that led to the escalation of this conflict.
00:17:59.000Whenever you hear the critiques of Russia and Putin It sounds like propaganda.
00:18:03.000When you hear the counter-narrative, for which everyone from Tucker to us to Greyzone are called Putin apologists for recounting, it's like, well, isn't the 2014 coup relevant?
00:18:14.000Isn't the disputed region of the Donbass relevant?
00:18:16.000These things are legitimate questions that you will see Putin respond to when Tucker does that interview, and that's what terrifies them.
00:18:24.000What terrifies them is hundreds of millions of people, let's say, watching that and going, Huh.
00:18:28.000Do I want my children or my family conscripted into the military to fight that war?
00:18:32.000Do I want my tax dollars endlessly spent on that conflict, knowing what I know about Afghanistan, that it cost two trillion dollars and how did we benefit?
00:18:40.000It ended in a botched evacuation and disaster.
00:18:43.000Once we have that information, they no longer have power over us.
00:18:46.000Isn't it more likely that's their concern rather than what is the other reason?
00:18:50.000Oh, well, this is bad for them, going over there to speak to Putin.
00:19:25.000Joe Biden sends Boris Johnson, the British Prime Minister, over to Ukraine in April.
00:19:33.000So that is why the Tucker Carlson Putin interview matters.
00:19:39.000That is why Tucker Carlson's relationship with Elon Musk is important.
00:19:43.000You might find a hundred things you disagree with Tucker Carlson or Elon Musk or indeed Vladimir Putin on, but what you do have the right to is their perspective.
00:19:50.000And the reason that the legacy media and the establishment are flapping and panicking and
00:19:54.000trying to shut this down isn't to protect you, but because they want to control you.
00:19:58.000When you hear Bobby Kennedy explain an alternative history of this escalating conflict, as well
00:20:03.000as pointing out some of the obvious consequences for Ukrainian people, for Russian people,
00:20:07.000potentially for your family coming up, for your tax dollars already, doesn't it seem
00:20:11.000like hearing directly from Vladimir Putin might be valuable?
00:20:14.000Doesn't it seem like a peaceful solution might be favourable?
00:20:17.000Doesn't it seem like we might be at the very point where independent media could topple the chokehold that the legacy media and their establishment affiliates have over the minds of our populations?