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But it was just two months ago that one of the largest siops in modern American political

history was exposed. In a federal indictment, I remember the Trump administration presented

evidence showing that a prominent and very powerful left-wing activist group called the Southern

Poverty Law Center, or SPLC,

was secretly giving millions of dollars to people who are closely associated with

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