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Post by the Scribe on Aug 17, 2020 18:59:32 GMT
John Oliver Exposes The Trump-Sized Hole In The ‘Bats**t Theories’ Of QAnonwww.yahoo.com/huffpost/john-oliver-qanon-091112565.html Ed Mazza HuffPostAugust 17, 2020, 2:11 AM
John Oliver took a look inside the world of QAnon, the conspiracy theory gaining attention after a Republican believer won a Congressional primary last week and was embraced by party leadership, including President Donald Trump.
“If you are lucky enough not to know about what QAnon is and are thinking ‘let me Google that,’ please don’t,” the “Last Week Tonight” host warned on Sunday, then offered his own summary:
But Oliver said there’s a big flaw in that theory.
“The main person who’s working to root out the satanist pedophiles is Donald Trump, which is a little weird because... you know,” he said, gesturing to a photo of Trump with Jeffrey Epstein, the child sexual predator who killed himself in jail last year:
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Post by the Scribe on Aug 17, 2020 19:12:35 GMT
Here is the FULL video that seemed oddly cut off in the above article. I guess it was just edited to fit the article.John Oliver: Biden & Qanon on Last Week Tonight (08/16/20) 152 views•Premiered 2 hours agoand the full Judy Woodruff PBS News Hour:
PBS NewsHour full episode, Aug. 12, 2020 Fundraiser 98,959 views•Aug 12, 2020 Wednesday on the NewsHour, former Vice President Joe Biden and California Senator Kamala Harris make their debut as running mates. Plus: Biden-Harris campaign messaging, GOP congressional candidates supporting the QAnon conspiracy theory, a conversation with Kellyanne Conway, increasing coronavirus cases among young people and a dispatch from the wild and perilous Darien Gap migrant trail.
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WATCH TODAY’S SEGMENTS with the qanon segment:
PBS NewsHour 1.99M subscribers With less than three months until Election Day, most of the nation’s attention has been focused on the presidential race. But more than 20 candidates who support a far-right conspiracy theory will be on the ballot for Congressional races in November. Amna Nawaz reports and talks to Travis View, co-host of the “QAnon Anonymous” podcast.
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