QAnon Conspiracy Theorist Dave Hayes Now Claims Q Predictions Were Intentional Disinformation

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In this clip, Dave Hayes, one of the leading promoters of the QAnon conspiracy theory, now claims that whenever Q specifically predicted the arrest or indictment of someone, it was "intentionally disinformation."

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