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By Premiere Networks Feb 1, 2021 RUSH: Well, right here it is, folks. Right here is an example of one of the things that I have been attempting to convince, persuade, bludgeon people with for a number of years. Right here is the existing proof. Not that any of you need the proof; don't misunderstand. I think all of you are in this the most educated, erudite audience in all of media -- and I mean that. I don't think there's a more informed or educated audience in all of media than you. Who is the most ill-informed? I'd say the NPR crowd is probably the most ill-informed. The New York Times is...

Feb 1, 2021 RUSH: Well, right here it is, folks. Right here is an example of one of the things that I have been attempting to convince, persuade, bludgeon people with for a number of years. Right here is the existing proof. Not that any of you need the proof; don’t misunderstand. I think all of you are in this the most educated, erudite audience in all of media — and I mean that. I don’t think there’s a more informed or educated audience in all of media than you. Who is the most ill-informed? I’d say the NPR crowd is probably the most ill-informed. The New York Times is probably the...

Ostrov had previously told local news outlet KITV in an interview that "the thread clearly debunks the 'Q' phenomenon as fiction," and that it explained "the creators of the 'Q' fiction exploited the patriotism of their followers."  But the tweets did appear to give credence to some of QAnon's central beliefs, or at least coddle believers of the conspiracy theory by offering some support for their ideas. "What is the truth? There are highly networked groups of people with specific agendas. Factions and individuals within Government do abuse power - Peter Strozk, Steele Dossier, James Comey, ...

ADVERTISEMENT The QAnon conspiracy theory gained momentum amid supporters of former President Trump According to KITV 4, the original post became flooded with comments criticizing the Hawaii GOP for supporting QAnon defenders. The Democratic Party of Hawaii issued a statement in response to the tweets, saying, “There is nothing patriotic in defending Q-Anon adherents. There is noting honorable in defending Proud Boy antics.” “We never thought we'd have to say it, but here we are…” the group wrote on Twitter.  We never thought we'd have to say it, but here we are... pic.twitter.com/...

Advertisement But the tweets did appear to give credence to some of QAnon's central beliefs, or at least coddle believers of the conspiracy theory by offering some support for their ideas. "What is the truth? There are highly networked groups of people with specific agendas. Factions and individuals within Government do abuse power - Peter Strozk, Steele Dossier, James Comey, FISA courts, and on," one tweet said, referencing examples of QAnon conspiracy-theory beliefs. "Powerful people do engage in abusive or predatory behavior." Boyette had previously shared similar ideas about QAnon on his ...