Hello and a happy Monday. Hope the week is off to a nice start. Our Tucker roadmap points us to the topic of NATO. Some folks argue that foreign influence on U.S. politics is often oversimplified, with attention focused too heavily on Israel.
A more complicated picture, they say, points to NATO as a major force shaping American opinion and policy through a broad information network.
Investigative journalist Elizabeth Lane has spent years examining these influence networks and their effect on U.S. politics. Joining Tucker, she discussed a variety of topics, including the secret NATO propaganda network pushing the West toward world war.
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