Boris Johnson Denies Tucker Carlson's $1M Interview Demand Claim
Former Prime Minister Boris Johnson refutes Tucker Carlson's allegation of a $1 million demand for an interview, emphasizing the offer was intended for Ukrainian veteran charities.
- Boris Johnson disputes Tucker Carlson's claim that he demanded $1 million for an interview, labeling the accusation as 'untrue'.
- Carlson accused Johnson of asking for the sum in 'US dollars, gold or Bitcoin' for a discussion on Ukraine, a claim Johnson's team denies.
- Johnson's team clarifies the offer was accepted on the condition it would benefit Ukrainian veteran charities, but was later retracted.
- The dispute follows Carlson's controversial interview with Vladimir Putin, after which Johnson criticized Carlson as a 'Kremlin stooge'.
- Carlson retaliates by accusing Johnson of being 'sleazier' than Putin and implicating him in the ongoing Ukraine conflict.