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2026-10-16 20:32
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How Is Ken Dilanian Allowed Anywhere Near a Newsroom?
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Serial Liar And Russia Hoaxer Ken Dilanian Should Not Be Allowed Within 500 Feet Of A Newsroom
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MS NOW's Ken Dilanian was caught spreading fake news about FBI Director Kash Patel on live television Wednesday.
Read at realclearpolitics.com → - The FederalistRight
Dilanian, like many others of the propaganda press, has a record of publishing dubiously sourced claims that hurt Republicans and help Democrats, with corrections coming only after the stories have shaped public debate.
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