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Can you spot fake news in the middle of a war?
In this episode, Michael Knowles takes on the challenge: real headlines vs. fake stories from Iran. With misinformation spreading faster than ever, the question is simple—can he tell what’s real and what’s completely made up?
From viral clips to shocking headlines, Michael breaks down each story, testing his instincts against the chaos of modern media. But in a world where AI-generated videos, propaganda, and even video game footage are passed off as real war coverage, spotting the truth isn’t so easy.
As tensions rise and misinformation floods social media, this episode dives into how fake news spreads—and whether anyone can keep up.
Play along and see if YOU can spot the fake.
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