Well, howdy there internet people, it's Bell again.

So today we're going to talk about Walls, Harris, and Russia.

Wild, unfounded claims are part of any election cycle.

But now it seems they are getting more and more pronounced

and more specifically targeted to reach the people who want to believe

whatever the claim happens to be.

It seems that way because that's exactly what is happening.

Recently, two different stories went viral on social media. But odds are most of you

didn't hear about them because it wasn't designed to reach you and manipulate you.

It was designed to reach Trump supporters.

The two stories were about Harris and Walls.

The first claim was that Harris was involved in a hit and run accident in 2011. The injured person in the story was 13 years old.

There is no evidence that any such incident ever occurred. Now if you're one of the people who saw it and believed it you're saying no it was on San Francisco's news. I saw it.

Yeah on KBSF TV.

Go ahead and look for a TV station in San Francisco by that name.

It doesn't exist.

You were likely played by an influence operation.

The next claim deals with walls and inappropriate contact with a student years ago.

An official from the Office of the director of national intelligence reportedly said, quote,

the intelligence community assesses that Russian influence actors created an amplified content alleging inappropriate activity committed by the Democratic

Vice Presidential candidate during his earlier career.

For those who don't just want to take the word of a person working for an intelligence

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