Next, a look at the Conspiracy Theory which alleges the secret plot against president trump. From the atlantic magazine, this is 40 minutes. Big im julian white, deputy of atlanta. Thank you for joining us of this weeks edition of the big story. In case you have not joined us before, the big story of Digital Events areas where we go behind scenes with alleged reporters, to talk about some of the latest work. This week, im really excited. We are going to talk about conspiracy theories. We recently watched an entire project on conspiracy theories called shadow land. On our website, the atlantic. Com slash shadow and. On the cover of the magazine, executive adrian le france raises the subjective qanon which almost resembles in your religion. Be before we dive into the subjective qanon i want to remind you of some housekeeping items. You can type your question in the queue in a box. Please continue to do that if youve made use that throughout the entire session. I will incorporate those th
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