As Russia invaded Ukraine, Fox News decided it was the best time to listen to Donald Trump, who spent the entire week praising Putin.

 During the zero hour of the Russian invasion of Ukraine, when most Americans, regardless of political affiliation, were expressing their horror in Vladimir Putin's inaugural drama, two big Fox News stars aired Wednesday night's shows. ۔ It is used to facilitate the publicity of followers. - Points for speaking Russian. And US President Joe Biden.

Laura Ingram, who gave her live response to Donald Trump's violence in Ukraine, aired her anti-democratic complaints about the 2020 US election during Trump's airtime and criticized her successor. Biden "does not know what he is doing," he told Ingram, accusing the Biden administration of "weakness and incompetence" and calling its energy policy a "complete disgrace." Despite calling Putin's aggression against Ukraine "big" and "surprising" earlier this week, and allegedly calling Putin's attack on Wednesday "very cautious," Trump insisted on Fox that "It never happens," he said. A rigged election "which probably kept him out of office." [Putin] was about to be satisfied with the peace, "Trump continued. And now he sees the weakness and incompetence of this administration."

Meanwhile, Ingram's colleague Tucker Carlson, who spent the past few weeks trying to resolve the conflict, lied to millions of viewers that Ukraine was a US-backed puppet state. He says Ukraine is not technically a democracy. "Ukraine is a completely client state of the US State Department. Again, that's fine. We're not crazy about that. Go ahead and run Ukraine if you want to think you can do better than Ukraine." Maybe, just don't say that. " We are a democracy.

Fox's main anchor also suggested a link between the Russia-Ukraine conflict and Trump's "stolen election" ideology, and declared that the US establishment's treatment of Ukraine as a democracy distorts the meaning of the word. ۔ And it allows you to "manipulate along the way. We live here in the United States." The idea, which Carlson hid by saying he was "just spitting", echoed in comments Tuesday night when he suggested that the US elite deserved more hatred than Putin. "What do Democrats want from you? Do you hate Putin? Has Putin sent all middle-class jobs in his city to Russia? Has he created a global epidemic that has destroyed his business?" have done?" Are you teaching your children to adopt racial discrimination? He wrote in a message on Twitter after his show segment: "But Biden likes Ukraine. Putin is bad, war is good."

With the latest statements from Democratic and even Republican lawmakers, Carlson and Trump were outspoken. Sean Bernie Sanders wrote in a tweet on Thursday: "We should all keep in mind that Putin is a leader who would like to be Trump, and very few Republicans have the courage to say that." Alexander Windman, a Ukrainian-American serving in the U.S. military as a lieutenant colonel, also condemned Carlson and Trump's comments during a Wednesday night appearance on MSNBC. He said that once Vladimir Putin's flattery began to bleed, he would accept it.

In a column on Thursday, Margaret Sullivan of the Washington Post argued that Carlson's show was "funny ... not newsworthy." However, the media columnist added that Carlson is "dangerous" because of his profession. Sullivan wrote: "Millions of people who approach Carlson every night to express their pain and anger need to be reminded of their favorite hosts: bullying, rudeness and unjustified anger." Sullivan wrote. The White House has not officially commented on the controversial episode, which aired on Fox News, but a source told Politico reporter Max Tani that the White House was playing a role in Carlson and his "poisonous ideology." Is". But he sees what he has created, without any sincerity. "

But the White House has responded enthusiastically to Trump's praise of Putin: "Two hateful, horrible pigs who hate the United States," White House Deputy Press Secretary Andrew Bates tweeted Thursday morning. All steps are taken by Triunfo. And Putin "suffers from his weakness and insecurity, rubbing his nose and celebrating while innocent people lose their lives."