Tucker Carlson to Interview Ukraine Actor-Turned-Dictator Zelensky

Volodymyr Zelensky fumed when Tucker Carlson, one of the best journalists in America, was allowed to interview Russia’s strongman Vladimir Putin early this year.

Carlson was the first Western journalist to interview Russian President Putin after its war with Ukraine began, and this followed a media meltdown.

Zelensky whined and scoffed at Carlson’s interview, secretly wishing he could have the spotlight too.

The Ukrainian leader desired to be feared like Putin. He wanted to be treated like a strongman by others. But the truth was that Zelensky was a bitter man who conspired with a weaker leader, leveraging his influence and power to protect the interest of his family.

The same reason why Ukraine’s war chest will never dry until Biden is president.

But Carlson was a balanced reporter, and in the interest of the American people, they deserve to know where and how their money was spent in Ukraine, which President Donald Trump described as a war that should have never happened in the first place.

On X, Carlson wrote: “Looks like we’ve got the Zelensky interview. We’ve been trying for two years, and with particular intensity after interviewing Putin in February.”

Before his abrupt departure from Fox News, the controversial journalist received backlash for speaking his mind on issues, including his views on Zelensky and his position on the war in Ukraine, his remarks got the attention of the Russian government.

Carlson was one of Fox News’ best, and it was a mistake to kick him out of the network without explanation last April 2023. The network did not offer any explanation for his dismissal.

The journalist stressed that these interviews aim to “bring Americans much-needed information about the conflict that’s completely reshaping their country’s position in the world.”

Meanwhile, Carlson’s post gained mixed views on social media.

Ukrainian journalist Illia Ponomarenko thinks the interview is “a good idea.”

“ There is no question Ukraine can’t give a fair answer to.”

She then thundered on Putin and described Zelensky as a “Ukrainian wartime leader” and hit Tucker for being a “showman” who sells “things to his enraged audience.”

“A little surprised Zelensky agreed to the interview. Tucker can ask him a lot of tough questions,” quipped Cash Loren.

Another X user raised the time when Ukraine put Carlson on their hitlist for interviewing Putin.

“I sure hope Tucker doesn’t go to Ukraine for this interview, but I’m guessing he likely will… I can’t imagine Zelensky coming to him. Protect Tucker at all costs!”

Meanwhile, a US senior official in the US State Department reported that they would inform Ukraine that it is too corrupt to join NATO and will require “additional steps” from Zelensky before they apply to be considered.

Zelensky has been dying to be part of NATO, and this was one of the reasons for his war against Putin, at the expense of the destruction of the entire nation and the death of many Ukrainians.