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OAN Has Been Funded By....AT&T?! | Lovett or Leave It Podcast
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20:25Now PlayingIt's been another wild week of news with the biggest bombshell coming in the form of documents revealing that most of the funding for the extreme far-right "news" network One America News Network (OAN) has come from none other than AT&T! Luckily, Lovett is here to break it all down for us.
Then, he is joined by Brandon Wardell, Akilah Hughes, and Solomon Georgio join to defend terrible hot takes.
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