John Doyle
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Why Big Tech Stopped Censoring Conspiracy Theories | Ep 41
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March 16, 2026
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44:46Now PlayingIn this episode of "The John Doyle Show," John begins by discussing a recent hoax that spread across social media, which claimed that Erika Kirk was an accomplice to Jeffrey Epstein's crimes of human trafficking and child sexual abuse. A total fabrication, many so-called "right-wing" conspiracy-peddling grifters deliberately and unapologetically spread this slander while knowing full well that it was false. John also discusses a recent surge in denialism of the assassination attempt on President Trump in Butler, Pennsylvania, much of which originates from the same aforementioned characters. Then John dispels the rumors that Benjamin Netanyahu is dead. Finally, John gives his take on the idea of a "Convention of States," which he believes serves as yet another distraction to simply trusting the plan.
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