A possible concise summary is:
The speaker is a Russian comedian who criticizes the government's actions in Ukraine and the media's portrayal of him as a traitor. He announces his charity concerts in Riga, Warsaw and Prague to help Ukrainian refugees and urges his audience to support various funds that help people in need. He also talks about his personal connections to Ukraine, his patriotism, his frustration with the situation and his plans to resume his podcast. He ends with a song and a call to action.
Some possible facts extracted from the text are:
1. The speaker is a Russian citizen who is against war and censorship.
2. The speaker decided to stay in Russia until the victory and not to immigrate anywhere.
3. The speaker announced three charity concerts in Riga, Warsaw and Prague to help Ukrainian refugees.
4. The speaker deleted a previous video after Roskomnadzor filed a complaint and threatened criminal liability.
5. The speaker was accused of being a traitor by pro-government media and Nikita Mikhalkov.
6. The speaker has a genetic test that shows he is Russian to the core.
7. The speaker has family ties, friends and relatives in Ukraine.
8. The speaker has a new material for his concert that he wrote on Don't tear your caps.
9. The speaker has a finished podcast with a very cool guest that he is not sure whether to release or not.
10. The speaker sells cool things on his website doc.com and his store at little big shop address.