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This is the Tom Hartman program.

This is the Tom Hartman program. We have a guest. I though wanted to say something about

gratitude. I wanted to say thank you to memorialize Karen Hobart Flynn, a friend of the program,

a friend of the democracy, dedicated her life to building a democracy reflective of

responsive to the people. Her work with Common Cause was groundbreaking. Common Cause recognized

her on International Women's Day. We should recognize her and the activists like her who

spend the meaningful portion of their lives on trying to make a better democracy and thank you

so much Karen and best to best to Karen's family. Right now we have Professor Nolan Higden.

Professor Higden is a professor of History and Media Studies and Education in California,

lecture you see Santa Cruz, the author of the Anatomy of Fake News and let's agree to disagree.

Well what might we disagree on, Professor? Thanks for being with us.

What's going on with the Anatomy of Fake News and on my mind in particular right now is this and I

gone off about it again. It is what's happening with Tucker Carlson and Tucker Carlson. We got

to get angry color about it. It's like oh I've seen the truth because I've seen video filmed on

January 6th where it did not show anybody dying. Well I'll tell you what you know what other

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