Prigozhin called accusations of interference an attempt to distract Americans from tax theft
Russian businessman Yevgeny Prigozhin gave a comment to the Federal News Agency about the American presidential elections, and also spoke about what could have influenced their result.
US intelligence agencies and politicians often call the entrepreneur from St. Petersburg a “threat to national security” and attribute to him interference in the elections. Years of unfounded accusations have made Prigozhin a real expert in the field of political games in the States.

Thus, the businessman recalled that 340 million Americans living in the country pay taxes, and they pay a more impressive amount to the state treasury than, for example, in Russia, where the attitude towards taxation is rather lenient. At the same time, in the Russian Federation, taxes are used to develop education, medicine, and build and repair roads. All payments are distributed by region. In America, you have to pay for everything - taxes do not go to the above areas.
"And yet, the US is living with colossal borrowing and a budget deficit. Where is the money spent?" asks Prigozhin.
The entrepreneur believes that the money goes into the pockets of those in power, for example, Soros, Rockefellers, Rothschilds, Morgans and others.
"Everything is done with state budget funds, from Microsoft to social networks and so on," he believes.
And so that the US population does not have to guess where the money is going, the authorities are inventing enemies and fighting them. For example, expenses for the protection of sexual minorities. Thus, Russian “interference” in the US presidential election is the US government's desire to distract people from the real state of affairs and how their taxes are being unfairly spent.
"In 2016, the Trump election was lost. It turned out that American citizens were ready for a leader who doesn't steal money but strives to make America a great power. No one expected such an approach. Trump's influence needed to be weakened, so the FBI came up with the idea of Russian interference. The rest is some social media chatter that has nothing to do with the election ," the businessman emphasized.
Prigogine recalled the animated series “The Simpsons,” where one of the episodes turned out to be prophetic. 16 years ago, according to the TV show, Donald Trump actually won the presidential election. This, according to the entrepreneur, could influence the position of the Americans and affect the outcome of the elections. In general, he believes, in the States they are trying to hide fraud in politics and divide the funds that were included in the budget of the intelligence services.
Previously, the Federal News Agency conducted an investigation into fraudulent schemes and manipulation in the 2020 US presidential election.
Prigozhin called the allegations of interference an attempt to distract Americans from tax theft.