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March 13, 2018 - Brother Nathanael
07:36
Putin Confronts Megyn Kelly
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Confronting Putin is the title of Megyn Kelly's latest interview.
But confronting Kelly knells it better since Putin throws the real punches.
It's a pitch battle in a battle of wits.
If the 13 Russian nationals plus three Russian companies did in fact interfere in our elections, is that okay with you?
I don't care.
I couldn't care less. American democracy under attack.
Tonight, Megyn Kelly's no-holds-barred interview with Vladimir Putin.
Why would you allow an attack like this on the United States?
Why have you decided the Russian authorities gave anybody permission to do this?
This is some sort of nonsense.
Come on. Come on.
This is all a smoke screen.
None of this could have happened without the direct authority of the man who sits in the Kremlin.
That's Richard Haas, head of the Council on Foreign Relations.
Like most Zionist Jews, he's afflicted with Russophobia.
Demonizing Putin is like a disease.
But physicians, heal yourselves.
An NBC News exclusive.
Confronting Putin.
In the coming days, Mr.
Putin himself is up for re-election, and it is clear he's trying to burnish his tough-guy image.
He is projecting power with new, supposedly invincible nuclear weapons, symbols that marked our dangerous Cold War standoff.
It's power that's out of Kelly's reach and out of America's range.
In his last major speech before presidential elections, he's almost guaranteed to win again.
Vladimir Putin sounded more like his Cold War predecessors, warning of a nuclear war, showing elaborate animations of what he called invincible nuclear weapons.
Talk about projecting power.
Sarmat is a very dangerous weapon.
Due to its characteristics, even the most promising systems of the Pro are not a hindrance to it.
But we are not limited to this.
We have begun the development of such new types of strategic weapons that do not use ballistic trajectories at
all when moving to the target.
This means that the Pro systems in the fight against them are useless and simply pointless.
We will continue to talk about such weapons.
You mean all the money America spent on ABMs in Poland and Romania was for naught?
How dare Putin interfere in NATO weapon electives?
The promising Russian weapons systems are based on the latest and unique achievements of our scientists, designers
and engineers.
One of them is the creation of a small, ultra-powerful nuclear power plant, which is located in the fuselage of a
cruise missile like our latest H-101 air-based missile or the American Tomahawk.
At the same time, it provides dozens of times more range of flight, which is practically unlimited.
low-flying, inconspicuous wing...
The range of the missile's cruise missile carrying the nuclear warhead, with an almost unlimited range,
and an unpredictable trajectory of flight and the possibility of bypassing the interception borders,
are invulnerable for all existing and promising systems, both pro- and air defense systems.
Video, please.
The missile is carrying a nuclear warhead.
It is carrying a nuclear warhead.
The missile is carrying a nuclear warhead.
This is a bypass of the defense line.
I'm out.
Since the range is not limited, it can maneuver as long as it wants.
As you understand, no one in the world has anything like this yet.
When-нибудь, наверное, they will appear.
But during this time, our guys will come up with something else.
That's a tough act to follow, eh, Kelly?
So it's back to Russophobia for dummies.
In our interview, Vladimir Putin continued to deny that the Russian government interfered in the U.S. election.
Richard Haass is the president of the Council on Foreign Relations and author of A World in Disarray.
Do you believe his denials on the election interference?
I don't speak Russian, but there's no word in Russian these days for freelancing.
The idea that anybody in Russia would have done such things as interfere in the American elections without Vladimir Putin's personal okay is inconceivable.
You little brekkos, there is a Russian word for freelance.
It's vinyish tatna.
Let's get this straight.
Some freelancers flinging a handful of Facebook ads derail the entire U.S. election process?
If that's true, send Mueller to the old folks' home.
Could anyone really believe that Russia, thousands of miles away, with the help of two or three Russians, like you said, whom I don't even know, that they interfered and influenced the outcome of the election?
Doesn't that sound ridiculous even to you?
Not at all ridiculous when you learn this.
Mr. Putin does know at least one of the Russians named in the indictment.
According to Mueller, this man, Yevgeny Prigozin, helped bankroll the cyber operation used to interfere in the 2016 election.
Police. Mueller's way past his day.
Rogozhin owns a bot farm that enabled some Russian freelancers with a shaky grasp of English to launch a media marketing campaign that placed ads on Facebook with trendy political memes as clickbait.
Tech experts call this shitposting.
And Kelly keeps flinging the shh.
It's not true that you don't know the individuals who are accused of conducting this.
One of your good friends is actually accused of helping conduct this.
His name is Yevgeny Pregosin.
You know him? I know that person, but I wouldn't consider him one of my friends.
This is just twisting the facts around.
He is a businessman.
He is involved in a restaurant business and some other business.
But he is not a government official.
We don't have anything to do with him.
After you heard that he had been indicted, did you pick up the phone and call him?
Like I have nothing better to do.
I've got so many things to do and so many problems.
He's your friend. He's just been indicted.
Didn't you hear what I said?
Perfectly clear.
But flying into hysterics blinds the eyes.
And if Kelly, the press, Zion Jews like Haas, and all kinds of russophobes have nothing better to do than to throw U.S. policy into total disarray, they'll have hell to pay.
The enemies within, not without.
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