I'm Mooraka and I'm back with season three of my podcast, Mo Pituaries.

I'm looking forward to introducing you to more of my favorite people and things.

All of them dead.

From a top dog in 1990's television, to a former top banana.

In the world up to 1960 when the Gromachelle was the only banana that we got, they were

clearly better.

Listen to Moor Pituaries wherever you get your podcasts.

I'm CBS News Chief Washington correspondent Major Garrett.

60 minutes is off this week.

In its place, you will hear excerpts from two episodes of my podcast, The Deep Brief,

with Major Garrett.

We devoted two episodes to a big topic, disinformation.

The storming of the US Capitol shocked the nation and for us, it brought to the fore the

dangers of disinformation in part related to a conspiracy group you've probably heard

a good deal about recently.

It's called QAnon.

In both of these episodes, we talk not only about what disinformation is, what it isn't,

what its dangers are, how social media platforms enlarge the presence of disinformation accelerated

through the universe of ideas and how many Americans, whether they want to or not, can

in some ways become addicted to disinformation.

And that's certainly part of the QAnon story.

And you'll hear from someone who describes himself as a QAnon survivor to explain exactly

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