How to get Putin out on thin ice
Video Summary
The much-anticipated interview between Tucker Carlson and Putin has finally been released, and it’s been largely a disappointment. The questions asked were uninteresting and failed to probe deeper, allowing Putin to reiterate the same tired justifications for Russia’s actions in Ukraine. The real question is what makes a good interview with Putin? To get an insider’s view, the author believes it’s essential to ask questions that get at regime security concerns in Russia, as this would make Putin take his answers more seriously.
A shorter interview would have been more effective, focusing on issues that would be of interest to the average Russian citizen. It’s crucial to challenge Putin on matters that could change public opinion, such as casualty numbers, military performance, and the handling of Russian soldiers. These types of questions would have made the interview more compelling and potentially even led to some revealing answers.
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