Putin’s Interview. Carlson and Musk are creating a new political dynamic that uses the kinetic energy of the struggle between autocracies and democracies

On February 6, Tucker Carlson, a former Fox News journalist known for his provocative comments, arrived in Moscow, where his interview with Vladimir Putin was published a few days later. Earlier, Donald Trump’s entourage discussed possibly appointing Tucker Carlson as his Vice President if he is elected to a second term.

Carlson plays the role of the chief communicator; moreover, even Trump’s special representative has specifically defined tasks with a wide range of tools to achieve them.

This interview signified the emergence of a new dynamic, which until now had been largely viewed through the prism of the interests of one of the two geopolitical powers. We can now say that it has been formalized into a separate dynamic.