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I'm Dorothy Wickendon, and on today's Politics and More podcast, Jane Mayer discusses

Coke Industries. In 2010, while reporting on a story about the billionaire brothers Charles

and David Koch, Jane was charged with plagiarism. She traced the accusation to an operation,

apparently working on behalf of the Cokes, and discovered that they have a history of targeting

people they see as opponents. Jane Mayer is an investigative reporter. She's covered everything

from the Clarence Thomas hearings to drones and the use of torture by the CIA.

In 2010, she published an article in the magazine about the mega-billionaire industrialists

Charles and David Koch of Coke Industries and their funding of the Tea Party.

Now, back then, the Tea Party, as you may remember, was thought of as a populist uprising.

But Jane was investigating leads that the Koch brothers and other wealthy activists were sponsoring and actually instigating the movement.

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