The Gateway Pundit reported on a Fox News interview with Vladimir Putin conducted by Tucker Carlson in Moscow.
Globalists and proponents of Ukraine are incensed that Carlson is questioning conventional wisdom and promoting autonomous thought.
Free speech supporters have allegedly expressed disapproval of the European Union’s decision to explore imposing a travel restriction on Carlson in light of his scheduled interview to appear on Thursday night.
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In a video statement on Tuesday, Carlson revealed his reason for interviewing Putin, stating, “Most Americans have no idea why Putin invaded Ukraine or what his goals are now.”
“We are not here because we love Vladimir Putin….We are not encouraging you to agree with what Putin may say in this interview, but we are urging you to watch it. You should know as much as you can.”
There are barriers to fair knowledge that people need to make their own decisions in a society where globalists and the mainstream media are in charge.
Alex Jones, the founder of Infowars, wrote on X, “The same EU globalist scum are trying to bully @elonmusk in to censorship with criminal prosecution threats. Now they are moving in on Tucker! We must stand together for free speech.”
According to Newsweek, Guy Verhofstadt, a former prime minister of Belgium and current member of the EU Parliament, supports preventing Carlson from entering EU countries since he is “a mouthpiece” for both Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin.
Verhofstadt added, “Putin is a war criminal and the EU sanctions all who assist him in that effort, it seems logical that the External Action Service examine his case as well.”
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According to Newsweek:
Former MEP Luis Garicano told Newsweek that he supported Verhofstadt’s position. “He is no longer a newsman, but a propagandist for the most heinous regime on European soil and the one which is most dangerous to our peace and security,” Carlson was said by Garicano.
Nothing is known about the contents of Carlson’s interview with Putin. Critics, however, expect it to be pro-Moscow given Carlson’s past defense of certain Russian practices.
“First of all, it should be remembered that Putin is not just a president of an aggressor country, but he is wanted by the International Criminal Court and accused of genocide and war crimes,” Newsweek was informed by MEP Urmas Paet, a former foreign minister of Estonia.
The NSA started spying on Carlson and released information to the media when he attempted to speak with Putin in the past.
In 2021, Carlson told Fox Business anchor Maria Bartiromo that he had received a call from a journalist who said that the NSA had attempted to get his well-liked Fox News program canceled by leaking his emails to the media.
