Fareed to Tucker Carlson: You need to get out more

CNN's Fareed Zakaria weighs in on Tucker Carlson's visit to Russia, and how impressed he was with the city of Moscow. #CNN #News

[catherinewhite]

Has anyone told Russia they can keep him yet??

[jeansherwood]

Remember when Republicans hated Commies?

[lesrobinson]

“There is a cult of ignorance in the United States, and there has always been. The strain of anti-intellectualism has been a constant thread winding its way through our political and cultural life, nurtured by the false notion that democracy means that 'my ignorance is just as good as your knowledge.”
― Isaac Asimov

[luannnelson]

I don’t think any of us would mind if Tucker just stayed there if he thinks it’s so fabulous. I’m also chuckling that he’s apparently never been to an Aldi.

[nik]

In Zimbabwe an average receipt for groceries costs no more than 5$ - so the government of Zimbabwe is better than Russian?

[BaumerPaulGefreiter]

As with the visits of Western journalists to the Soviet Union in 1930s, Tucker Carlson's visit was limited to Moscow.

[Leo-ehhm]

Another funny thing is that Auchan is a French chain of stores 🤣

[troutaholic]

Tucker might like the North Korean metro props too. They would show him a great rehearsed time.

[ardentynekent]

Shine On, Mr. Fareed! Thank you for speaking the truth.

[margueritespittle]

Thank you Fareed for setting the record straight.

[RipitRon]

He doesn’t need to get out more “He just needs to get out PERIOD”

[khovrale]

Moscow is not Russia. Why hasn't he visited a small town, like just half an hour away from Moscow? It would be very different picture! Especially incognito

[ericdudley]

Thank you Fareed. You understand the beauty, sometimes untidy, depth, and importance of a free society, and do a great job explaining it.

[skumleren]

Man spent half the monthly salary of the average Russian outside Moscow in one visit to the supermarket. The man would visit Pyongyang and be convinced North Korea was a paradise.

[edwardshaw]

The first time I experienced shopping carts with coin deposit return devices, was at Aldi's in Germany. Over 30 years ago. America is behind on a lot of things, but this is driven by the private sector in a nation of people who drag their heels. What about the wonders of the metric system? Everyone is so wowed by credit and debit cards with chips in them. My first experience? Yep, 30 years ago in Germany. Russia is just catching up. America has to stop trying to go back to the 1950s and realize how much of the world has moved on.

[aziggy]

Many people don't realize what they have until they lose it. This also goes for freedom.

[The-Real-Ando]

You can tell tucker doesn’t do his own supermarket shopping. He gets his trolley from the basement and is amazed by the escalator, then walks past all the trolleys at the door. He is the King of The Mall 😂

[norsk]

He doesn’t need to “get out more.” He just needs to get out. The sooner, the better.

[lqtian]

so New York Subway is "democratically" and "liberally" dirty.😝😝

[hilmarhaukur]

"Carlson should go shopping in Mexico, where his groceries would also be much cheaper. Perhaps he will gain newfound respect for the Mexican government." Pure gold.