WSJ Reporter Detained in Russia: White House's Efforts to Secure Release.
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The author suggests sending Fox News host Tucker Carlson to Moscow to negotiate the release of American journalist Danny Gershkovich, who is currently imprisoned in Russia. Carlson has expressed pro-Russia views in the past and has been endorsed by the Kremlin. While some may see this as a propaganda victory for Putin, the author argues that freeing an innocent man is worth it. Additionally, it would be a chance for Carlson to do the right thing and for Rupert Murdoch to redeem himself for the tainting of his news properties.
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