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0:52Now PlayingRussell breaks down the Telegraph's reporting on how BBC News edited Donald Trump's January 6th speech, splicing together two separate clips recorded 54 minutes apart to make it sound like he directly told supporters to riot, when he never actually said that at all. He plays the real BBC clip alongside the explanation of how it was assembled, calling it a massive reorganization of Trump's actual intention designed to create a false impression. His pointed conclusion, media bias has become so deep and normalized that even the people responsible for it may not fully recognize what they're doing anymore. A sharp, well sourced breakdown of a real and significant editing controversy.
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