Brooks Agnew – Tucker Carlson was clearly surprised during his interview of Russian President Vladimir Putin.
After spending roughly 30 minutes ranting about world history via Kremlin talking points, Putin gets the question: “Who do you think blew up the Nordstream Pipeline?”
“The CIA, of course, which is an organization you tried unsuccessfully to join, back in the day. The organization you wanted to join back in the day as I understand. We should thank God they didn’t let you in. Although it is a serious organization I understand,” the former KGB agent said through a translator.
Carlson did actually attempt to join the intelligence agency after leaving Trinity College in Connecticut, but was rejected on the basis that “the real-life agency, unlike its fictional counterparts, prefers not to hire young men who are gabby and insubordinate.”
There are two things most people listening did not see right away. I want to help you out here. First of all, Tucker’s face is pretty much an open book. That’s what we all like about him. He’s honest. But his face was not happy. It was shocked that Putin had this knowledge at the tip of his fingers and applied it as though he had rehearsed it a thousand times. It was perfect. And Tucker was thinking, “How to holy hell did Putin know this?”
Carlson did a superb and professional job asking questions and getting facts out of him the world had never been privileged to hear before. The highly intellectual conversation sprawled across the concept of God, the Russian soul, and what Putin thought of U.S. President Joe Biden. It was the first time Putin had sat down for an interview with Western media since Russia retaliated against Victoria Nuland’s bloody Coup in 2014.
Putin also mentioned that his country would be open to a prisoner exchange to release Wall Street Journal reporter Evan Gershkovich, who has been detained for almost a year on espionage charges for reporting on the nation. Putin was confident the special services will work out the freedom of Evan, who was caught red-handed using secret methods to obtain classified information for the US State department. He was spying, not reporting.
In the meantime, NATO put Tucker’s name on a “K” list, just like Nuland did US citizen reporter Gonzalo Lira, who was captured and murdered. It should also be noted that no US citizen can get a VISA to travel to Russia. It is forbidden by the US State department. You have to travel to a Russia-friendly country and then apply for citizenship there to get a VISA to Russia.
It is pretty clear that someone very high up approved of Tucker’s visit. We don’t know if it was the CIA or if it was Trump. The CIA would never approve what State Department spokesman Kirby said was pure propaganda. Trump would, however, want the world to hear Putin’s side of the argument in Ukraine. 90% of the planet has never heard this. We only have a few thousand listeners, now that we have been kicked off YouTube, but Putin laid out the war timeline exactly as we have done on America Free Radio for nearly 9 years. It was true and accurate.
Victoria Nuland and Boris Johnson have the blood of nearly half a million people on their hands. Help is on the way. I pray we last that long.
SF Source Brooks Agnew Feb 2024