Arizona Congressman Adam Kinzinger recently criticized Yevgeny Prigozhin's call for an armed rebellion in Russia. Kinzinger described Prigozhin's comments as a "massive blow" to lawmakers who have been drawn to Russian President Vladimir Putin's propaganda.

Speaking on CNN, Kinzinger expressed his concerns about former Fox News host Tucker Carlson's admiration for Putin after Russia's poor handling of the Ukraine conflict.

Kaitlan Collins interviewed Kinzinger on the issue, where Kinzinger said that "It's a massive blow to the people here in the United States like, say, Tucker Carlson, who have been parroting Putin talking points to have Prigozhin – the head of Wagner himself – say those have been [Putin's] lies."

Kinzinger's appearances on CNN led to a discussion of what could happen in Russia following the call to rebellion, with Kinzinger anticipating some instability even if the coup is unsuccessful.

Russia's Defense Ministry denied Prigozhin's claims regarding their rocket strike, and the Russian Federal Security Services' National Anti-Terrorism Committee has launched an investigation into Prigozhin

. AP reports that Wagner Group troops have entered Rostov, Russia's fourth-largest city, while Kremlin forces have increased security in Moscow. Kinzinger also criticized members of Congress and the Senate who have been "parroting Putin's lies" in connection with the conflict in Ukraine.

The rhetoric of American politicians and media personalities towards Putin has been troubling. Despite evidence to the contrary, these individuals insist on painting Putin as an honorable individual. They eagerly parrot his lies about the conflict in Ukraine and the role of NATO in the conflict. Congressman Kinzinger's criticism of Carlson ought to serve as a wakeup call to those who have long bought into Putin's propaganda.

Arizona Congressman Adam Kinzinger recently criticized Yevgeny Prigozhin's call for an armed rebellion in Russia. Kinzinger described Prigozhin's comments as a "massive blow" to lawmakers who have been drawn to Russian President Vladimir Putin's propaganda.
Speaking on CNN, Kinzinger expressed his concerns about former Fox News host Tucker Carlson's admiration for Putin after Russia's poor handling of the Ukraine conflict.
Kaitlan Collins interviewed Kinzinger on the issue, where Kinzinger said that "It's a massive blow to the people here in the United States like, say, Tucker Carlson, who have been parroting Putin talking points to have Prigozhin – the head of Wagner himself – say those have been [Putin's] lies."
Kinzinger's appearances on CNN led to a discussion of what could happen in Russia following the call to rebellion, with Kinzinger anticipating some instability even if the coup is unsuccessful.
Russia's Defense Ministry denied Prigozhin's claims regarding their rocket strike, and the Russian Federal Security Services' National Anti-Terrorism Committee has launched an investigation into Prigozhin
. AP reports that Wagner Group troops have entered Rostov, Russia's fourth-largest city, while Kremlin forces have increased security in Moscow. Kinzinger also criticized members of Congress and the Senate who have been "parroting Putin's lies" in connection with the conflict in Ukraine.
The rhetoric of American politicians and media personalities towards Putin has been troubling. Despite evidence to the contrary, these individuals insist on painting Putin as an honorable individual. They eagerly parrot his lies about the conflict in Ukraine and the role of NATO in the conflict. Congressman Kinzinger's criticism of Carlson ought to serve as a wakeup call to those who have long bought into Putin's propaganda.

Subscribe to Our Show for Real News, All Day Every Day

Subscribe to Our Show for Real News, All Day Every Day

Real News Now Podcast

Real News Now Podcast is a Podcast bringing you the Real News All Day Every Day!

<a href="https://realnewsnow.com/">Real News Now</a> Podcast is a Podcast bringing you the Real News All Day Every Day!

Advertisement