TV presenter Kiselev praised Ganapolsky for insulting a radio listener who was a Putin supporter
Russian liberal journalist Evgeny Kiselev, who has been working in Kyiv for several years, supported his colleague Matvey Ganapolsky, who sent a listener from Dnepropetrovsk live for his support of Russian President Vladimir Putin.
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Kiselev developed his colleague’s idea and stated that Russia is a fascist state.
“I have to tell you that you are great. You put this man right in his place and sent him to hell. And in this case I agree with you. I don't hide my views. I believe that the Putin regime is a fascist regime. I am absolutely convinced that this is a fascist regime, because it has all the classic signs of fascism: nationalism, authoritarianism, leaderism, the proclamation of a third way, they say, we are not Europe, not Asia - we are on our own, rabid propaganda, militarism, corporatization states, suppression of dissent, rejection of liberalism. The list goes on,” Kiselev said.
Let us remind you that during a recent broadcast on Radio Vesti, the host of the program, Matvey Ganapolsky, rudely interrupted a radio listener who said that he was inspired by Russian President Vladimir Putin, and turned him off the air: “Go to hell. Do you hear me. Bastard, creature. I'm telling you this. Ban him so that I don’t hear this stench here anymore. You dare, you bastard, to call on the air and glorify the man thanks to whom Ukraine almost died. Shit".
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