This is an I-Heart podcast.

Guaranteed Human.

What does propaganda look like?

Would you be susceptible to it?

I mean, if you saw it, could you tell what it is?

Would you know why you're being shown it?

Would you understand what it is that the people who created it hope you will do after you absorb it.

It is Monday, December the 15th, and I'm Steve Schmidt.

This is the warning.

And this is propaganda.

Some say the greatest radio broadcast in all of history was Edward R. Morrow from Vienna in

1938, awaiting the arrival of Adolf Hitler. It was the first point-to-point broadcast

of a live event. What it was was the beginning of an end of the world as it was, on the edge of a

season of tremendous destruction, and the same man, Edward Ormorrow, of CBS, the Columbia

Broadcasting System, the Tiffany Network, would be there at the end in Buchanwold.

General Eisenhower assembled every reporter by direct command in the vicinity of the Allied

operation area were these camps that no one quite knew how to describe were being found everywhere.

Corpses lying by the thousands in boxcars, in ditches, murdered by the SS, by the Nazis.

Eisenhower understood somehow in that moment that one day it would all be denied, denied by people like

Nick Fuentes, denied by people like Tucker Carlson, who says he's not denying it, just hosting

people who deny it and asking questions together. There is a investigative report about the Patriot Front,

a Nazi organization, setting up camp in Tennessee terrifying its neighbors. These masked men,

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