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I saw a CNN poll a few days ago, and I made a note about it and pulled the audio to use later,

and now is later.

It shows a massive change in who is most likely to believe conspiracy theories.

Now, Harry Inton on CNN is talking about the fact that Republicans are more likely than

Democrats to think that JFK was killed in a conspiracy.

As you listen to this, I want you to come to your own answer

as to why you think that may be the case. The percentage of conspiracy theorists who believe

that the United States government was involved in the JFK assassination has gone up over the past

10 years. It is now the plurality leader compared to the conspiracy theorists.

They used to think it was someone, hey, maybe it was Cuba.

Maybe it was the mob.

That's actually down from 40% to 29%.

And the overall number of folks who believe in the conspiracy theory

that JFK was killed by more than one man is also up.

So in this thing of we are in this odd conspiracy-fueled moment,

I guess that fits, right?

There's more people believe it.

Trump himself has talked about conspiracies about this death,

including one linking Oswald famously to Ted Cruz's father.

Okay.

I remember that one.

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