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24:26Now PlayingA salacious story about the Southern Poverty Law Center's use of donor money on an informant involved in a romantic relationship with one of its employees went viral in right-leaning media. But what does the story actually show? Investigative journalist Phil Williams, who runs the Substack publication Hate Comes to Main Street, explains how the indictment's allegations don't add up to the tawdry headline. During a conversation with Adam Klasfeld of All Rise News, both explain how the informant provided the SPLC with information implicating a neo-Nazi group in potentially serious financial crimes, contradicting the theory of the Trump DOJ's case.
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