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Canadian press calling U.S. free speech warnings 'Orwellian' is 'backwards,' says Harrison Faulkner
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7:08Now Playing| “It's like this weird, backwards world we're living in,” said Faulkner. “The media that receives the money from the government that is benefiting from these pieces of legislation which the State Department are now criticizing as Orwellian are telling us that really it's the State Department that's Orwellian."
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