
Stunning CNN Interview Reveals How the World Sees Trump’s Return to Power
In a rare and revealing interview with CNN’s Fareed Zakaria, Russian political philosopher Aleksandr Dugin — often called “Putin’s brain” — made headlines by praising President Donald Trump for breaking the grip of globalism on the United States.
“Trump’s America is no longer the headquarters of globalism,” Dugin declared. “It’s a sovereign, Christian nation once again.”
“Putinism Has Won in the U.S.”?
Zakaria opened the segment by quoting Dugin’s provocative new book, which claims:
“Putinism has won in the United States.”
He asked what that meant. Dugin didn’t hold back.
“Trump is more than a politician,” he said. “He represents a new ideology — one that prioritizes national identity, Christian values, and global peace through strength.”
According to Dugin, America under President Trump is no longer obsessed with exporting liberal ideology. Instead, it’s returning to its roots — putting its own people first and rejecting endless wars and foreign entanglements.
Shared Values: Trump’s America and Putin’s Russia?
Zakaria pressed further:
“Are you saying there’s now a deep ideological connection between Trump’s America and Putin’s Russia — and it’s Europe that’s becoming the enemy?”
Dugin responded carefully but firmly.
“It’s not against Europe as a place — it’s against European liberalism and globalist elites.”
“If Trump pulls back from the war in Ukraine, Russia will handle Europe alone. America doesn’t need to be involved in someone else’s agenda.”
What Do Trump and Putin Have in Common?
According to Dugin, both leaders share two powerful beliefs:
- Realism in international relations
- A defense of Christian faith and traditional values
He echoed comments made by Steve Bannon, former Trump adviser, who has long warned about the spiritual and cultural decay of the West.
“Trump’s vision is not about dominating the world — it’s about restoring America’s soul.”
The Bottom Line: A New Era of Foreign Policy?
For millions of Americans — especially those who remember a time when faith, family, and freedom defined this country — Dugin’s message might come as a shock.
But for others, it’s confirmation of something they already feel in their gut:
The world respects a strong America under Donald Trump.
As global elites tremble and legacy media panics, America First is back on the world stage — and the world is watching.