George Soros conspiracy resurfaces using old "paid protestor" YouTube video"How Gullible Can You Be?"

"The guy was obviously trolling! It was a schtick. Anyone who actually believes this was authentic is incredibly gullible," the journalist who carried out the unique interview answered these days.
"The guy was obviously trolling! It was a schtick. Anyone who actually believes this was authentic is incredibly gullible," the journalist who conducted the original interview responded today.Original article
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