"Insights from Tucker Carlson's Exclusive Interview with Vladimir Putin"

Former Fox News star Tucker Carlson interviewed Russian President Vladimir Putin in Moscow, becoming the first American to do so since Russia's invasion of Ukraine. The interview has fueled both Putin's anti-Ukrainian rhetoric and Carlson's bid for relevance in his post-Fox career. Carlson's history of promoting Russian propaganda and controversial interviews has raised questions about the nature of his engagement with Putin. The interview, which exceeded two hours, saw Putin dominating the conversation with propagandistic talking points, while Carlson failed to press him on key issues such as the arrest warrants for war crimes and the imprisonment of journalists. Carlson's post-Fox endeavors, including launching the digital Tucker Carlson Network, have been met with mixed reception as he seeks to regain a broad stage for his views.
- How Tucker Carlson's two-hour interview of Russia's Vladimir Putin went NPR
- Tucker Carlson releases video of interview with Russian leader Putin The Washington Post
- Putin Calls on U.S. to 'Negotiate' on Ukraine in Tucker Carlson Interview The New York Times
- Putin, in rare U.S. interview, says Russia has no interest in attacking Poland or Latvia CNBC
- Hillary Clinton reacts to announcement Carlson will interview Putin: He’s a ‘useful idiot’ The Hill
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