"Tucker Carlson's Moscow Interview with Putin Sparks White House Controversy"

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White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre criticized Tucker Carlson's claim that the Biden administration interfered in his attempt to interview Russian President Vladimir Putin, calling it a "ridiculous premise and a ridiculous statement." Carlson alleged that the administration illegally spied on his text messages to stop the interview, but provided no evidence to support the claim. The NSA denied the allegation, and Carlson's controversial text messages have been reported by news outlets in the past.
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