Deep Fakes and Deep State

An episode of the What's Up America? podcast, hosted by T T, titled "Deep Fakes and Deep State" was published on July 12, 2020 and runs 36 minutes.

July 12, 2020 ·36m · What's Up America?

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Today we discuss videos created by hackers using real people to create fake videos that people can't tell they're fakes. This could pose real problems worldwide. Now you not only have to worry about fake news now you have to worry about if video clips and picture you see on social media are actually real. We also talk about other topics like the CEO of Goya and the warrant to take away law biding citizens guns after trying to protect their home and property. Totally unconstitutional.

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