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by NBC’s Ben Collins and Monica Alba: “Conspiracy theorist Bill Mitchell, an online radio host and frequent guest on Infowars who has promoted the Qanon conspiracy theory, has tweeted that he will attend the event. Tim Pool, a YouTube personality who has pushed the false conspiracy theory that former [DNC] staffer Seth Rich leaked hacked emails to WikiLeaks, also plans to attend the event.”
MEDIAWATCH -- PAGING JUSTIN AMASH … “Expansion of Secrecy Law for Intelligence Operatives Alarms Free Press Advocates,” by NYT’s Charlie Savage: “The C.I.A. is quietly pushing Congress to significantly expand the scope of a law that makes it a crime to disclose the identities of undercover intelligence agents, raising alarms among advocates of press freedoms.the Intelligence Identities Protection Act, which makes it a crime to identify covert officers who have served abroad in the past five years. Under the C.I.A.
director of corporate communications at AbbVie, on Monday night welcomed Michael Anderson Steel Jr., who will go by “Anderson.” He was 8 lbs 11 oz and 21 inches.
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