Putin calls Tucker Carlson a 'Dangerous Man.'Putin surprised by Tucker's unexpected interview tactic

[jbyeats]

Putin is not stupid .
He said in his interview that Carlson had applied to join the CIA -
at a earlier period in his life . Very interesting stuff .
Carlson did not deny it .

[CptDIPod]

By calling Tucker a “dangerous person, ” Putin paid Tucker a compliment, and this compliment is worth a lot. Yes, we Russians have our own characteristics... sometimes the words themselves do not mean anything, but in the context they make sense.

[DANTHETUBEMAN]

The Tucker Carlson / Putin interview was Vary Good Despite Carlson, Putin got much factual information out. 😊 i am glad i watched it.

[AbuZixer]

Frankly speaking, Tucker interrupted Putin several times not giving him the opportunity to finish his arguments and this is in the East seen as arrogance

[RetNavyguy]

Sarcasm by Putin. Poking fun at Western MSM.

[virgiliustancu]

"Dangereous Man" was a joke made by Putin. I saw Putin saying that about other person "he is a dangerous guy" and laughing. Must be the same joke.

[DonnaAlger-yv]

Both Carlson & Putin were respectful in the interview...no theatrics and the audience didn't feel like they were being played - very informative and both men appeared authentic. If only this were the norm, we'd have a shot a world peace.

[pvajit]

Putin tries to give Tucker Carlson a better shake from his critics. Putin took control of the interview.

[alwildrhino]

Maybe this is Putin's way of offering Tucker a second interview

[dcooper]

I think Putin saying “dangerous”, to me, sounds like good old sarcasm….a joke

[MohammedKarimzai]

Putin has given a political degradation to soften the tensions from Tucker Carlson in the west especially in US.
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[ЧитаДрита-шю]

Putin said that because Hillary called him a “useful idiot”. Being call “dangerous” by Putin is a compliment.

[alexborisov]

The interview was for the general public not ‘experts’, who know the historical facts.

[mr.mojorisin]

Tucker didn't seem well-prepared for the interview, but Putin was clearly in control of what he had to say. I wonder what he wanted to say, but didn't.

[luisreis]

my different view : Putin is defending Carson from all attacks this one was submitted in the USA, but also by some idiots at European Parliament. The interview was very good, and it is not easy for us to understand what he would say more.
One thing that surprises me is Putin or Lavrov or any top official, do not ask which would be the reaction of US, if tomorrow, Russia would send nuclear weapons to Cuba, or Venezuela or Nicaragua, or Mexico, or ever. USA would react aggressively, I am sure!
With my temperI had already done that!

[glennjames]

I agree with you Emil. Tucker didn't ask any questions that we didn't already know the answers to.

[fiama]

Maybe Putin is protecting Tucker from the US regime! by calling him dangerous!?

[SakhForester]

I’m amazed that the West still hasn’t understood what kind of interview it was, and most importantly, why? It seems to me that in Russia even children have already figured it out, but in the West they are still assessing what happened. I always suspected that Russians are much smarter, but after this interview, or rather a wave of discussions in the West, I realized that I was always right. I look at you and smile...keep puzzling over what it was...until it becomes obvious. Have a nice day, everyone!!!
...and yes...also...by calling Tucker a “dangerous person, ” Putin paid Tucker a compliment, and this compliment is worth a lot. Yes, we Russians have our own characteristics... sometimes the words themselves do not mean anything, but in the context they make sense.

[d.s.]

That is an invitation for Tucker to come back and ask all the right questions.

[CornPops-hy]

You catch more flies with honey than you do with vinegar