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Leaders who are intent on s sense censoring those who dare to challenge the president's reelection of those events. those off the wall qanon conspiracy theories. in a new poll, 23% of republicans said they believe in the same theories and 22% of e von -- evangelicals agreed. that's about 50 million people. perspective from cnn law enforcement analyst and former fbi deputy director and georgia state university mia bloom and author of the fourth coming pastels and pedophiles inside the mind of qanon women. andrew, when you do the math, the idea if this poll is accurate, 50 million americans beli...

Political team, you know, winning elections and maintaining power that they're lg willing to embrace these absolute falsehoods. it a tough spot we're in. >> mia, what is it about this moment in time? i know it part of your research you've been deeply meshed online where people are being radicalized. why now? i guess there is always the strain in this country but what about qanon has taken hold so fast? >> qanon was on its way out and the pandemic seems to have given it a shot in the heart. what happened is we had more of less a flat curve as far as people who believed in qanon and because of t...

Dismiss because it seemed salon knee -- so looney toons at the beginning. we have members in congress spouting qanon but the fact remains it's not just evangelicals that have fallen down the rabbit hole, 18% of white catholics believe in it, hispanic catholics and 12% non-christians. the shocking part is how many orthodox jews believe in qanon despite the fact it's filled with anti s-semitic tropes. we have understand as long as the republican party doesn't disavow cue nqanon and allows p like marjorie taylor greene to say outrageous things, we'll see more and more qanon candidates. >> andrew ...

Alarming. >> it is, and anderson, it's not just a statistical theory. we saw that happen on january 6th. and as these believes continue to perpetuate, there is no reason for -- there is no good reason for us to believe that couldn't happen again in many other places around the country and as our political leaders continue to kind of deny what happened on the 6th and fan the flames of these underlying lies like the stolen election, we edge closer and closer i think to those threats. >> and yeah, it's one thing to kind of dismiss people who believe parafetch conspiracies out on the fringe but yo...

Platforms, but also because of things circulating on the internet like pandemic, what ended up happening is this was the perfect storm for qanon. instead of being able to go to church on sunday and have the kinds of community and sucker that going to church offered them, they also stayed home and they were being exposed to these terrible conspiracy theories that just prayed on them and so we have about one in four evangelicals that believe in qanon as well as the fact that we're seeing other religions falling down the rabbit hole. >> according to the same report, 23% of republicans, 15% of ame...