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Andy Ngo's lawsuit targets Antifa like the mafia — and it just might work
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August 3, 2023
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10:11Now Playing► | Follow our coverage of Andy Ngo's lawsuit!
Ezra Levant reports from the first day of independent journalist Andy Ngo's lawsuit against Antifa in Portland, Oregon. As Ezra explains, in addition to addressing the physical attacks against him, Ngo's civil suit also targets Antifa using America's R.I.C.O. statute, which was used to take down the mafia.
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