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As the US presidential election unfolds, foreign disinformation campaigns, primarily from Russia, are spreading false narratives to undermine voter confidence. Videos claiming illegal voting and election fraud have circulated widely, prompting warnings from intelligence agencies about potential violence and unrest. The situation is exacerbated by influential figures amplifying these falsehoods on social media.
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Joe Rogan endorsed Donald Trump on social media, praising Elon Musk's argument for Trump's re-election. This endorsement comes just before Election Day, potentially boosting Trump's appeal among young male voters, a key demographic for his campaign.
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Tucker Carlson's recent speech at a Trump rally in Duluth, Georgia, has drawn significant backlash for its controversial analogies involving discipline and 'bad girls.' Carlson's remarks, which likened American society to a disobedient child, have sparked mockery and criticism across social media and late-night shows.
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In a bid to energize young male voters, Donald Trump and J.D. Vance are leveraging podcasts to connect with Gen Z. Their strategy includes addressing cultural issues and economic concerns, aiming to replicate Trump's 2016 success with low-propensity voters.