Hello, it's Miranda. I'm back with the new mini episode of Podforce One. This feature is a little more

topical and relevant to my day job as a columnist for the New York Post. I have a bonus item for you

to start off, given the shocking events at the White House Correspondence Association dinner

Saturday night. This one looks at the Blue Sky Correspondents Association dinner Saturday night.

This one looks at the blue sky social media account of the latest wannabe Trump assassin Cole Allen and finds he had a curious interest in pro-China content.

Then you'll hear today's main topic, which is about a new Senate report into another

alleged COVID-19 cover-up by Biden officials. Cole Allen, the latest alleged wannabe

Trump assassin, was an enthusiastic user of the rancid left-wing echo chamber, known as the social media platform

Blue Sky. A breakdown of Cole's most liked accounts over the past month before he tried to kill

Trump at the Washington Hilton Saturday night shows a classic grab bag of Trump haters and liberal

activists, with lefty Trump-deranged

lawyer Will Stancel at the top, boasting 28 likes.

But a curious account in the middle of the radical left-wing soup, coming in at number

12 with seven likes, is a little-known China apologist James Palmer, the deputy editor of foreign policy, who uses

the handle Beijing Palmer.

Palmer writes on absurd topics, such as, quote, more hope for gay rights in China than the

US, end quote, and once asked his Asian-American followers to contact him if they, quote, have been through

the US security clearance process, particularly those who have had problems with it because

of ethnicity, end quote.

Alan's approval of Palmer's outpourings may mean nothing more than that he liked material

favourable to China.

But there's no doubt China is actively working to magnify social,

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