The Republican National Committee, major conservative media outlets and right-wing influencers have succeeded in blasting out videos that they claim show “proof” of Biden’s wandering off, freezing up or even filling his pants with a substance commonly represented by a brown swirl emoji. However independent fact-checkers and the Biden campaign have pointed out that the videos, while they are un-doctored by AI, do not show the full context that wider camera angles would show. MSNBC’s Brian Tyler Cohen takes a closer look at these “cheap fakes” and what voters can do heading into the election. For more of Brian’s collab with MSNBC click here https://www.msnbc.com/btc
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