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Tucker Carlson’s curious interview with Russian President Vladimir Putin and the convenient — and likely orchestrated — death of Alexei Navalny have left no doubt in anyone’s mind that Putin is a tyrant. But could the same be said of President Joe Biden? On today’s episode of The Spectacle podcast, hosts Melissa Mackenzie and Scott McKay discuss the similarities between the two rulers. They point out that both prefer to silence the opposition and throw their political opponents in prison. Putin, at the very least, tries to operate according to Russian interests — Biden doesn’t even do that. Tune in to hear their analysis!