Tucker Carlson Interviews Putin [Unbiased Fact Check].

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00:00 Issue 1: Media Back-Lash at Putin vs Tucker Carlson.
08:14 Issue 2: Surprise Attack.
09:53 Issue 3: NATO Expansion.
13:28 Issue 4: Minsk Agreement & Merkel.
15:15 Issue 5: Polish Collaboration with Nazi’s.
16:59 Issue 6: Negotiations with Putin Banned.
18:05 Issue 7: Russia the Largest European Economy.
20:40 Issue 8: USSR Collapse.
12:00 Issue 9: Media Control.
24:47 Issue 10: Zelensky Father
25:12 Russia Joining NATO.
25:40 Ukrainian Identity.
27:50 What’s Next.

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[MeetKevin]

Hey thanks so much for clicking and watching. I try my best on the channel to be as neutral as possible. Sometimes I don't know when I'm *not* being neutral, so I read your comments to help me. I just wanted to thank you for helping me stay neutral. Appreciate you!

[gdfhnt]

To me the most fascinating part of the interview was when Putin stated that basically it doesn’t matter who is the president of the US because there are people behind the scenes running the show.

[jb]

I remember during Speech Class, my teacher said, during debate, once you attack the individual, versus the subject, you LOST the debate!!

[tonichina]

Poland was invaded in 1939 by Germany and Russia ....

[darenzy]

Correction, Putin never said Zelensky's father or grandfather fought for axis, he said Red Army. And that Zelensky was saluting to an axis veteran in Canada.

[StareCG]

It wasn't Putin but Davyd Arakhamia (Ukrainian politician) who claimed Boris Johnson has talked Zelensky to cancel the peace treaty.
Putin just referred to Arakhamia interview:
"Further, after we returned from Istanbul, Boris Johnson visited Kyiv and said that we should not sign anything with the Russians and 'let’s just fight.'"

[quietlike]

I don’t think Putin said zalenkys father (g father) was a nazi. I’m pretty sure he said his father fought the nazis while Zelenskyy praises them in Canada. I think Putin was pointing out the hypocrisy

[vordokus]

thanks for the efforts, to add about Merkel at 14:23, Merkel did not fall to pranksters, she announced openly "the Minsk agreements were supposed to give Ukraine time to gain military strength" she said this openly in an interview with one of our flagship journals here in Germany, "Die Zeit", in German of course

[MrMiarne]

I'm not sure if you got the "Polish collaboration" bit right. It's been about a week since I've watched the interview, but I'm fairly certain that what was discussed are the *Ukranian* collaborators during that time, Bandera and the like, which are now hailed as heroes despite committing atrocities *against* Poland.

[jackaljohnjoe]

Its funny when politicians and mainstream media use "trust me bro" as a source

[irona]

25:25 Kevin- Putin did say that Zelensky’s father (grandfather) fought against the nazi’s…he was making a point that the father/grandfather would be ashamed that Zelensky was corroborating with “nazis” now. My interpretation 🤷🏼‍♀️

[vd]

As someone has already said:

For a rational human being - the greatest benefit of using the Internet - is the chance to realize - how many fools there are around the world.

[HandsHealNow]

Gorbachove saying that NATO was never mentioned is bizarre! Im old enough to have lived through those discussions and remember the deal was German Unification in return for no NATO expansion.

[raMmpage]

Basically, we need another fact-checking website to fact-check these fact-checking websites. 😄🤔

[shandyashley]

It was an interview, not a debate. We’ve lost sight of that in this country.

[CaptainMoroniP]

At the end of Issue 3: Nato expansion. The argument that Nato is only encircling the eastern part of Russia and therefore not a big deal doesn't hold up. That is where the main population centres and capital is. It is also the direction that all of the major invasions of Russia (from Europe btw) have come with the exception of the Mongols.

[maysinbell]

What I loved about even hearing about this interview taking place was the comeuppance the left got after I was reading/ hearing them say ''ohhh Tucker's no longer on TV he's a nobody''; and Tucker's like ''oh yeah? Watch this!"

Visits Tates, goes to Alberta, does interview with Putin; breaks internet like it's a pile of leaves.

[SunshineTwilight]

Putin said clearly that Zelensky's father fought against the fascists, not for them. I see the correction that it was his grandfather, but the point Putin was making is why would Zelensky make packs with neo nazis when his father (grandfather) fought against such beliefs.

[matthewspears]

To be fair, at the time in 1990, agreements such as not expanding NATO to the east were regularly done behind the scene and not by written formal agreements. Like the solution to the Cuban missile crisis, of the US removing missiles from Turkey in exchange for removing missiles from Cuba. Not formal at all, not official, but serious. For decades, such agreements were taken as firm. It should be noted that there is no court above countries such as the US or Russia to keep accounts for such bargains; it is all based on trust. Putin implied in this interview that the trust level is very low now, so they're not going to give anything for free.

[deloachapproach]

As someone of Native American heritage, I ask, "Has America ever broken a treaty, and have they ever done so repeatedly to a certain ethnic group?" Another question - are past actions indicative of present and future actions. Do not get me started on the last election where fraud is concerned. I am an avid patriot where following the constitution is concerned, and I've put my actions where my mouth is, as I am a ninety percent disabled veteran. I also haven't watched the NFL, a game I loved, since CopperNick took a knee. Good dsy!