anti vax covid groups, you can still find rt on that on that website, lionel, just to bring you in right at the end, just for the last few seconds, you know, how successful do you think russian backed media has actually been influencing public opinion in the west? very little. i think a few people have got very rich. i ve been not mentioning them on this programme by, by appearing on these shows and being essentially apologists or near that. but you know, just having an english reporter and english voice on rt which has a tiny audience i don t think is that influential. i do think that there was an important influence in other areas, particularly on brexit.
it is harder to crack down on them. and on fringe platforms like 0dyssey, well known among anti vax covid 19 conspiracy groups. you can still find rt on that website. how successful do you think russian media has been at influencing opinion in the west. very little. i think a few people have got very rich, but i will not mention them on this programme. they appear on these kinds of shows as kind of apologists. having an english reporter, an english voice on rt which has a tiny audience i don t think is that influential. i do think there was important influence in other areas particularly on brexit. and in america. i m sorry i m going to have to stop you there. because we have run out of time. thank you to all of our guests.
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