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In tonightâs livestream, we take a closer look at several strange developments surrounding the current conversation about Iran, Israel, and U.S. foreign policy. From unexpected political moments like Hillary Clinton offering rare praise for Donald Trumpâs foreign policy approach, to confusing and quickly changing media narratives, we break down why some of these stories should raise eyebrows.
We also examine a suspicious-looking bombing incident in New York City, where early reporting quickly shifted as new details emerged. CNN host Abby Phillip later corrected statements made on air about the alleged pipe bomb attack, while CNN also pulled and revised a publication related to the suspects after criticism that the original framing appeared too lenient.
In this stream we walk through the timeline of these stories, the corrections and retractions, and why many people are asking questions about how these narratives are being reported. From media walk-backs to strange political alignments, weâre breaking down whatâs happening and why some of this just doesnât add up.
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