Tucker Carlson Putin interview: What we learned | BBC News

Russian President Vladimir Putin has given his first interview with a US outlet since 2021 – speaking to conservative US media personality Tucker Carlson.

During the lengthy interview in the Kremlin, Putin accused Nato member states of trying to intimidate people with an “imaginary Russian threat”.

BBC Russia Editor Steve Rosenberg discusses the main takeaways from the interview between the Russian president and the former Fox News host.

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[wilko]

I doubt the BBC learned anything from it.

[TheLexstrong]

As a American I apologize for what my country is doing to the world

[darrenhopkins]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Watching the BBC trying to cover actual reporting is pure comedy.

[jameshumphries]

Don’t listen to anything the BBC say!! Listen to the full interview!!

[Riclmnopp]

People should watch the interview for themselves, then come back to this video and see how they lie and twist the narrative.

[josearriola]

The BBC : "lets liste to Putin". Now "lets listen to our specialist to tell us what Putin said "

[mushimushinomi]

The one thing i learned from watching this full interview, is don't expect mainstream to actually bring any significant comments from the interview

[tomfrybort]

they should do an interview between a Russian journalist and Biden

[samuelamoah]

I thought the BBC would focus on the fact that Boris Johnson stopped the Ukrainians coming to an agreement with the Russians to end this war 2 years ago, instead they are talking about NATO. Glad we all watched it for ourselves.

[CurtisJanzen]

shameful the amount of algorithm manipulation on YouTube... this video shows up before Tucker's actual interview when you search directly for it. this video has only a few hundred thousand views and the actual interview has 14 million yet this is the top search result??

[quantumviision]

Its called interview not debate, you don’t challenge someone’s else point of view, you hear them

[yanoshack]

I thought the BBC was serious. The distortion of this interview is unbelievable. Most important things are missing. The role of Boris Johnson is completely missing.

[OnTheRailwayOfficial]

This interview has taught me to not trust anything that the MSM says or does.

[thinkslow]

Rather incredible that in the UK it is legally mandatory for all its households to pay the BBC licensing fees. Forced press or free press?

[qbberof]

This is a historical interview. Thank you Mr. Carlson!

[Saturday]

Can the BBC ask Boris Johnson why he wanted the war to continue.

[muzammelhaquemukul]

Ah BBC. What about the part where they talk about Boris Johnson and his role in this war. Nothing on it?!!

[connormitchell]

I hate the medias take on this. Im not a Putin fan at all but i must admit hearing his side of things was fascinating

[LennyLaserdisk]

Really hope everyone watches the full unedited interview rather than this hogwash with some expert no one has ever heard of.

[katrinprentice]

it appears to me that mainstream media expects that none of us has taken the time to watch the interview for ourselves and that we need someone else's spin