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Oil tankers go up in flames in the Middle East. A million people take to the streets in

Hong Kong as China tightens its grip over the formerly westernized region. And President

Trump appears to endorse campaign collusion and foreign election interference in an interview

with George Stepanopoulos. We will examine foreign policy threats and faux pas. Then, Jordan

Peterson launches a new social media platform, Deep Fakes blur the distinction between fiction

and reality with serious implications for 2020. And finally, after all that, the mailbag.

Michael Knowles, and this is the Michael Knowles Show.

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