Truth and Manipulation
Lewis shares his surprising experiences with antisemitism and the contrasting reactions of those around him. The conversation dives into the unsettling state of truth in today's society, highlighting how both sides of the political spectrum have fallen prey to misinformation. As they reflect on the impact of social media, they emphasize the dangers of a population that is easily manipulated, paving the way for potential authoritarianism.In this clip
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