Carlson traveled to Moscow to push the Kremlin’s Ukraine propaganda in public, but what was he doing in private?

Summary

Tucker Carlson’s recent interview with Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov in Moscow has sparked speculation from Kremlin insiders that Carlson may be serving as a secret back-channel between Vladimir Putin and Donald Trump.

Carlson’s questioning aligned with Kremlin narratives, urging the U.S. to withdraw support for Ukraine to avoid nuclear conflict.

Russian state media figures suggested Carlson’s visit could involve delivering messages about potential negotiations between Putin and Trump.

Carlson’s interview was criticized for failing to challenge Lavrov’s denials of war crimes and misrepresentations of Russia’s role in the Ukraine conflict.

  • boydster@sh.itjust.worksEnglish
    17·
    20 days ago

    Before the inauguration, I’m pretty sure it’s basically on Biden via some sort of official act (I could be wrong about this, I am not a constitutional scholar). After the inauguration, it’s on Congress and boy do I have bad news for ya there.