Cold War II: The United States vs Trump and Co. A Russian Affair
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Fast Money & Foreign Objects
The New York Times
August 22 at 7:55 AM ·
Driven by Facebook, The Western Journal has had one of the biggest audiences in the news media, but little is known about the right-wing publication. Here are 3 takeaways from The Times’s investigation.
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NYTIMES.COM
A Business Built on Disinformation: Highlights From Our Investigation
Driven by Facebook, The Western Journal has had one of the biggest audiences in the news media, but little is known about the publication. Here’s what we found out.
August 22 at 7:55 AM ·
Driven by Facebook, The Western Journal has had one of the biggest audiences in the news media, but little is known about the right-wing publication. Here are 3 takeaways from The Times’s investigation.
About this website
NYTIMES.COM
A Business Built on Disinformation: Highlights From Our Investigation
Driven by Facebook, The Western Journal has had one of the biggest audiences in the news media, but little is known about the publication. Here’s what we found out.
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The Power Circle
The New York Times
August 22 at 7:55 AM ·
Driven by Facebook, The Western Journal has had one of the biggest audiences in the news media, but little is known about the right-wing publication. Here are 3 takeaways from The Times’s investigation.
About this website
NYTIMES.COM
A Business Built on Disinformation: Highlights From Our Investigation
Driven by Facebook, The Western Journal has had one of the biggest audiences in the news media, but little is known about the publication. Here’s what we found out.
Speaking of this, has anyone else watched The Great Hack (primary focus on Cambridge Analytica) on Netflix?
Mantis Toboggan M.D.
I’m here for the scraps
Khrushchev said he’d destroy this nation without firing a shot. This is how. Rot the system from within.
88m3
Fast Money & Foreign Objects
The Hill
30 mins ·
“How many American Express cards does one person need?” the host of “What Would You Do?” jokingly asks Manafort, who was convicted on numerous charges of tax and bank fraud last year, in the decades-old clip. "Lets count them together. One, two… oh wait a minute there’s three American Express cards: he’s got a gold, a platinum, and a corporate. He’s got nine Visas, and an AT&T credit card."
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THEHILL.COM
Clip surfaces of Nickelodeon game show host joking about number of bank cards in Paul Manafort's wallet
President Trump’s former campaign chairman Paul Manafort appeared on an episode of Nickelodeon game show “What Would You Do?” with his wife Kathleen in the early 1990s in a clip that resurfaced online this week.
We're clearly living in a simulation
30 mins ·
“How many American Express cards does one person need?” the host of “What Would You Do?” jokingly asks Manafort, who was convicted on numerous charges of tax and bank fraud last year, in the decades-old clip. "Lets count them together. One, two… oh wait a minute there’s three American Express cards: he’s got a gold, a platinum, and a corporate. He’s got nine Visas, and an AT&T credit card."
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THEHILL.COM
Clip surfaces of Nickelodeon game show host joking about number of bank cards in Paul Manafort's wallet
President Trump’s former campaign chairman Paul Manafort appeared on an episode of Nickelodeon game show “What Would You Do?” with his wife Kathleen in the early 1990s in a clip that resurfaced online this week.
We're clearly living in a simulation
ADevilYouKhow
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ADevilYouKhow
Rhyme Reason
This shyt is crazy. It starts around the 4:22 markThe Hill
30 mins ·
“How many American Express cards does one person need?” the host of “What Would You Do?” jokingly asks Manafort, who was convicted on numerous charges of tax and bank fraud last year, in the decades-old clip. "Lets count them together. One, two… oh wait a minute there’s three American Express cards: he’s got a gold, a platinum, and a corporate. He’s got nine Visas, and an AT&T credit card."
About this website
THEHILL.COM
Clip surfaces of Nickelodeon game show host joking about number of bank cards in Paul Manafort's wallet
President Trump’s former campaign chairman Paul Manafort appeared on an episode of Nickelodeon game show “What Would You Do?” with his wife Kathleen in the early 1990s in a clip that resurfaced online this week.
We're clearly living in a simulation
That is truly bizarre, odd it didn't surface before. What was he doing there with his wife? A Nickoloden show? He was probably more legit at that time than he was in the 2000's. He still had that firm with Lee Atwater and Stone.
ADevilYouKhow
Rhyme Reason
ADevilYouKhow
Rhyme Reason
This shyt is crazy. It starts around the 4:22 mark
If this was Double Dare Marc Summers would force that fukkboy into a Physical Challenge
