GẦN ĐẾN NGÀY BẦU CỬ, TRUMP VÀ BAN VẬN ĐỘNG TĂNG TỐC ĐỘ PHÁT TÁN FAKE NEWS VÀ VIDEOS GIẢ MẠO

09/08/20

Trump and allies ratchet up disinformation efforts in late stage of campaign

President Trump surveys destruction in Kenosha, Wis., last week accompanied by former camera shop owner John Rode, wearing glasses. The current owner of the camera shop refused to meet with Trump. (Mandel Ngan/AFP/Getty Images)

Ngày Aug. 30, 2020 Trump retweeted cảnh quay một người da đen đẩy một bà da trắng xuống đường rầy subway với tựa đề “Black Lives Matter/Antifa” nhưng chuyện nầy xảy ra vào tháng October năm ngoái và không dính dáng gì đến BLM hay Antifa...

Rồi mới đây giám đốc truyền thông Nhà Trắng ông Dan Scavino chỉnh sửa 1 video cho thấy ông Biden ngủ gục trong khi đang được một đài truyền hình phỏng vấn..

.(Chuyện hoàn toàn bịa đặt, ai có thể ngủ trong khi được đài truyền hình phỏng vấn chứ).

Tam Chanh Nguyen

By Ashley Parker

September 6, 2020 at 3:50 p.m. PDT
For President Trump and his allies, it was a week spent spreading doctored and misleading videos.

On Aug. 30, the president retweeted footage of a Black man violently pushing a White woman on a subway platform under the caption, “Black Lives Matter/Antifa” — but the man was not affiliated with either group, and the video was shot in October. White House social media director Dan Scavino shared a manipulated video that falsely showed Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden seeming to fall asleep during a television interview, complete with a fake TV headline.

Election 2020: What to know
Updated September 6, 2020
Eight weeks out from the election, the structure of the contest is largely the same as it has been: President Trump is struggling and at times floundering, and the race is Joe Biden’s to lose, which of course could still happen.

More Americans can vote by mail in November than before the pandemic; find out which states have changed rules. Barring a landslide, we may not have a result in the presidential election on Nov. 3. See what elections are coming up and which have moved.

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