Tucker Carlson returns to Russia

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Tucker Carlson returns to Russia for interview
with Foreign Minister Lavrov

American journalist Tucker Carlson, who supports US President-elect Trump, has come to Moscow again - this time to interview Russian Foreign Minister Lavrov.
The journalist announced this in a video message on social networks.
Tucker Carlson said that the outgoing Biden administration has brought the United States and Russia to the brink of a nuclear conflict, while there are no diplomatic channels left for interaction between the countries.
The journalist wants to know from Lavrov whether it is possible to "return Russia to the West" and stop its movement eastward.

"And whether Trump's presidency will end the war," Tucker Carlson added.
The interview, he said, has already been recorded and will be published soon.
Tucker Carlson also said that he had been trying for a long time to interview Zelensky, but the Ukrainian president was "forbidden" to do so.
"The US embassy in Kiev, which is supported by our taxes, told the Zelensky government: no, you can't give this interview," the journalist said.

In February, Tucker Carlson interviewed Putin, which garnered 215 million views on the journalist's page on the social network X

Elon Musk (US Businessman): The risk of US bankruptcy with 36 trillion dollars of debt is visible
American businessman Elon Musk on the social network X announced the risk of US bankruptcy.

"America is approaching virtual bankruptcy," he wrote.

This is how the billionaire commented on the forecast for the increase in US public debt.

In late November, the US Treasury Department reported that the national debt had reached a new all-time high,
exceeding $36 trillion!!!
According to the International Monetary Fund, by 2029 the level of US national debt will reach 131.7% of GDP and by 2032 it will exceed 140%.
The IMF warned that such an extreme increase threatens both the national and global economies.
During Biden's presidency, the national debt has increased from $28 trillion in 2021 to $36 trillion in 2024.