Tucker Carlson meets Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić at Budapest’s embassy, where Vučić blames NATO—backed by the U.S.—for Ukraine’s war, calling it a proxy conflict devastating Europe’s economy, especially Germany’s, via Nord Stream sabotage. He frames the crisis as a geopolitical shift favoring China and Gulf States over Western dominance, dismissing Cold War-era moral binaries. Meanwhile, Serbia’s dual-role Finance/Sports Minister—a 65-year-old Olympic volleyball coach—reveals his son’s fandom for Carlson, underscoring Serbia’s complex stance: balancing anti-NATO rhetoric with pragmatic ties to the West. [Automatically generated summary]
So we're in the car going to the Serbian embassy to meet with the president of Serbia who is in town.
Serbia has the distinction of being one of the countries in the region that's been bombed by NATO in 1999. So I think he's got an interesting perspective on what's happening in Ukraine, the NATO war against Russia.
That is worth hearing, we think.
And he's a smart guy, apparently.
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