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EPISODE · Nov 8, 2021 · 1H 49M

Did Britain interfere in the 2016 US Presidential elections?

from MOATS with George Galloway · host Molucca Media Ltd

This week on MOATS: The Podcast The Big travel Podcast Host Lisa Francesca Nand drops by on Moats to discuss the lifting of travel bans across the world, the impact that Cop26 may have on the recovering aviation industry and the new ABBA hologram concerts. A fantastic interview with CEO of GETTR and former adviser to President Trump, Jason Miller is the highlight of the pod this week. He discusses fighting against cancel culture, his close working relationship to President Trump and why GETTR is the new space for free speech in the cut throat world of social media. Broadcaster and Political commentator Rachel Blevins will be joining the Mother of All Talk shows to review the latest breaking news in the US. Friend of the show James Giles joins to debate the reaction to the news that Britain, not Russia, may have interfered in the 2016 US Presidential elections! All of this as well as taking calls from people all around the world as Moats asks "On #Cop26 do you wish the climate activists..? A. Success, B. Ticket to Timbuktu or C. A good wash!" The answers may surprise you!

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