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4:22Now PlayingMajority Report Contributor Michael Brooks is hosting the show for Sam Seder today. In this clip, we listen to Alex Jones brag about the fact that Donald Trump absorbs all of the stupid, dumb, idiotic ideas that he fills the president's brain with.
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---Conspiracy radio talker Alex Jones boasted on Sunday that he has regular, private conversations with Donald Trump and that the president routinely parrots things that Jones tells him.
The Infowars founder claimed that he has “personally witnessed” Trump repeat “word-for-word” information that Jones has shared with him in private conversations “at least five or six times.” Trump loves listening to things that random people tell him, Jones said. The president writes down the hot scoops and then asks close aides to verify the information via methods Jones did not specify.
"They call that easily influence or he believes the last thing he heard," Jones said dismissively."When he gets told about a Harvard study showing that millions of illegals voted, he goes and looks into it and finds out it's true. I mean that's what Trump does."
Despite Jones' claim, the evidence that millions of non-citizens voted in 2016 is essentially non-existent.---
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