Soloviev threatened Garik Kharlamov with being sent to the Northern Military District for a song about “some kind of plan”

TV presenter Vladimir Solovyov dedicated a new episode of his author’s program on the Internet to showman Garik Kharlamov, whose recent joke became a hit on social networks. In a short song of his own composition, the comedian raised topical issues. So, to the accompaniment of Dmitry Malikov, he sang about the dollar, which “already costs about 100 rubles.” Also about how “domestic cars are molded from Chinese cars” for Muscovites and that “Russians are denied entry into 120 countries.” The verse ended with a question, it was unclear to whom it was addressed: “Tell us, do you have some kind of plan?”

Solovyov showed Kharlamov’s performance in his program and stated that the showman is a talented person, works on a good TV channel and that his jokes are funny, but demonstrates lack of consciousness.

“Garik, do you know that the country is at war? <...> Do you know what’s happening in the country?” Soloviev said.

He also wondered who exactly Kharlamov asked about some plan.

“Yes, Garik, there is a plan. For example, take you all and send you as a propaganda brigade to the front. So that you generally understand what is happening in the world,” added Solovyov.