
Knowledge Fight #43: May 17, 2017
May 19, 2017
Jerome Corsi, known for his contentious stance on conspiracy theories, joins the discussion, diving into hilariously bizarre claims like male genitalia shrinking. The hosts tackle the manipulation of political narratives and the impact of propaganda, citing historical figures like Edward Bernays. They humorously critique the absurd marketing strategies behind women's smoking and delve into the ethical implications of misinformation. Corsi's views spark a lively debate on navigating the complexities of public perception amidst rampant conspiracy theories.
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Intro
00:00 • 4min
Conspiracy Theories and Political Narratives
03:51 • 20min
Revolutionizing Women's Smoking: Tactics and Manipulation
23:29 • 3min
Manipulating Public Perception: The Legacy of Edward Bernays
26:53 • 6min
The Dark Legacy of U.S. Interventions
32:36 • 16min
Navigating Misinformation in Politics
48:54 • 11min
Manipulating Truth in Political Discourse
59:58 • 18min
Consequences of Military Action Against North Korea
01:17:49 • 2min
Theatrical Threats and Frustrated Conversations
01:19:47 • 2min
Navigating the Deep State Narrative
01:22:10 • 16min
The Transformation of Narratives: Assange and Beyond
01:38:29 • 7min
Desperation and Product Expansion in InfoWars
01:45:48 • 3min
Convergence of Media Extremes
01:48:25 • 4min
The Quest for the Info Wagon: A GoFundMe Disappointment
01:52:18 • 2min
