The Russia Trip | Part 1

Tucker Carlson and his team tour the Kiyevskaya metro station in Moscow, Russia.

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[mafrica]

I have been to Moscow and St Petersburg 3 times in the last seven yrs but Russia is a beautiful and amazing country. I felt safer there than l did in my 45 yrs in America. Russians do not hate American's the way the media tries to tell us, it's the opposite

[believe]

I have been living in Moscow for the past 2 years. Prior to Moscow I had lived in Italy and Austria. I can confirm from my personal experience that Moscow is one of the best and safe cities to live…You can walk outside at 2 am without a shred of fear of being mugged. You have 24/7 working services and Very effective transportation system. 4 mins maximum and the next metro train is in. The beauty of life is you don’t need to be rich or be a higher income earner to have a good, modern apartment to live in…anyone who has visited this city would attest to this. This is the reality our media don’t tell us

[souljourney]

If the world or people know who these Russians are, you should never hesitate to become friends with them. The fact that you have a friend, acquaintance, or partner in Russia will make you proud.
Russia is home to some of the most honorable, genuine, and pure people I have ever encountered. ❤ ❤❤ I spent many years living in Russia, and all I can say is "YOU ARE THE BEST RUSSIAN" I love and I realy appreciate you ❤❤❤ Salute..

[gramps]

I'm an American. I've been through the whole Moscow Metro many times. I was in Moscow in 1992. It is beautiful, clean and the people are very well behaved. What I really liked in the Metro is the sweet woman's voice that announced every station in Russian that we were about to stop at.

[gmongalo]

As an American who has traveled extensively across Europe, North America, and Latin America, my trip to Moscow last fall stands out as a highlight. The city impressed me with its cleanliness, orderliness, and efficiency. The quality of service and food was exceptional, making Moscow one of my top favorite cities. I am looking forward to revisiting again later this year. Didn’t have not one issue at passport control entering nor departing the country. Met many amazing hospitable people. 🇺🇸🇷🇺💪🏼

[mveniaminova]

I was born in Armenia when it was part of the Soviet Union. And we were brought up with discipline and taught to have manners and respect towards each other. A huge priority was given to education. 90% of the public on the metro had a book in their hand in Moscow back in the 80's and not much has changed even with the influence of the West and the so called "freedom". An ill mannered and uncultured people were looked down upon. Elite meant to be educated and well mannered. Russians have respect for their homeland, they love their motherland and it's evident in every aspect. I was there during the May 9th parade in 2019 and thousands of people marching for hours towards the Kremlin, not a piece of trash was found on the floor during the entire march. They have etiquette and a sense of responsibility for their country. And yes, the metro stations are like museums and the people keep it as such. We can ALL learn a thing or two in the US from Russians. They are not the enemy the West would like us to believe. Thank you for bringing the world's attention to reality.

[johanthekingdom]

I spent a month in Russia, loved every minute of it! Media lies 100% about Russia ❤❤❤

[annasilva]

In 2005 my husband had an offer for a job in Moscow.
As italians (we are from Milan), we were victims of western russofobic propaganda, but we acccepted to go, thinking that we could stay 1 or 2 years maximum.
After 19 years we are still here and I have infinite love for the Russian people and this wonderful country. We feel blessed for this and my husband just got his Russian passport.❤

[mcleodautomation]

The Saint Petersburg train stations were stunning in a similar way. Not to mention how efficient they are. I've been asking the same question for years... When I visited Russia in 2019 I brought 1000 dollars and couldn't spend it. I stayed right in the center of the city, drank excellent wine, had the freshest and most delicious food. Saw amazing sites. And I come back home... Being told how good I have it? It's all a lie. Our country is decaying, and if we don't do something, we will lose it entirely.

[AzrockOmegaMan]

My answer is simply this. Like it or not, Russia is country steeped in rich history going back MUCH further than the US. They have RESPECT for thier civic spaces, because they RESPECT for themselves. They don't live in a cesspool, because they chose NOT TO live in a cesspool. Because... They have RESPECT for their country, and each other.

[beesung]

I've been working 12years in russia i never been experience like rube people in the middle at the night. Safer comportable I' m Filipino and i'm proud living in Moscow russia.❤

[mentefria]

I am from Spain and I lived for 5 years in Russia (I studied a physics degree in a city called Kazan. I learnt russian the first year and studied at the university the next 4, both completly for free).
The people were incredibly nice. At the beginning I was afraid that given the fact that Spain is in NATO the people would be somehow hostile to me, but nevertheless I was treated so good. Their only reaction to my nationality was simple curiosity and some comments about football.
The society is very conservative and respectful.
You could be from any country or religion, as long as you don't breake the law and treat them with respect, they will show you respect back 100% of the times.
Russians are good people, we don't need war with them, we only have to respect their values and to life in peace .

[amywaltermyer]

Omg! Those poor Russians. No filth, excrement, drug addicts, crime and a metro that looks like a palace. The public looks healthy and well dressed. The conditions are unbearable….NOT

[flexinclouds]

It's crazy how years ago when I saw the movie about Snowden, and learned how he accidentally got trapped in Russia forever.. I felt really bad for him & imagined a grey, run down 3rd world country, stuck in the past.

But now after seeing the reality of things, & seeing Putins more conservative/Russia-first values, their rule of law. And basically how they are the polar opposite of the liberal, progressive woke govt we have rn.. It doesnt seem nearly as bad as I imagined. 😅🤷‍♂️

[Arturinho]

Moscow is the most beautiful city I’ve ever visited and the people are so friendly

[Sasha_Cho]

People, thank you for your kind words about my country🙏🙏, God bless you all with happiness, health and love

[damiano]

I'm Italian and every time I return from a trip from Russia I try to explain to my friends how much order there is in the city, there are many attractions and impressive buildings, the people are peaceful, the metro in Moscow is of a unique beauty, the police check every single corner and you feel protected, I can go out at night with my wife to dine out without being afraid that some criminal will try to steal my wallet…. The world does not know how beautiful Russia is. well, when I tell all these things to my friends don't believe it! Why? because Western propaganda has used to disinform people to associating Russia as something not good.... The time has come to tell the world that Russia is a magnificent country.

[ACK]

Moscow and St. Petersburg are the most beautiful cities I've seen in my life and I've enjoyed every second in the subway, whilst in the US I did everything to avoid the subway at any cost...

[mohiagad]

I admire russians they have a beautiful culture, history been writting by their bloods defending their country! They are friendly ppl actually, but westren medias accusing them as horrible ppl ! Salute from Saudi Arabia 🇸🇦 to Russia 🇷🇺

[bc]

Hello Russia our Slavic Brothers from Macedonia