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15 Sep, 2017 09:35

Crosstalk on RT and Sputnik: Attacking free speech

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Both the television station you are watching now and the Russian news agency Sputnik may find themselves in legal jeopardy in the United States. The drive to designate both as foreign agents under the “Foreign Agents Registration Act” is unnerving and dangerous. It would seem that it is those in power who grant freedom of speech.

CrossTalking with Scott Rickard, Neil Clark, and Alexander Nekrassov.

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