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Six right-wing social media influencers tied to Tenet Media, a media company the Department of Justice alleges was funded by Russian operatives looking to influence the 2024 election, have among them a history of plagiarism, promoting conspiracy theories, downplaying the Jan. 6 attack on the U.S. Capitol and giving a platform to extremist personalities.
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Does this surprise anyone? Right-wing commentators in Putin's pay? Only surprise is that Tucker Carlson is not on this list.
Key Background
An indictment filed by the DOJ Wednesday accused the Kremlin of funding a media company in an attempt to get right-wing influencers to push pro-Russia propaganda on social media. The indictment did not specifically name Tenet Media or any of the influencers, but the description of the company matches that of Tenet, whose website lists six prominent right-wing social media personalities as part of its talent roster. The indictment says Russian state media employees spent $10 million supporting content creators who posted about views “often consistent with the Government of Russia's interest in amplifying U.S. domestic divisions.”- Benny Johnson
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Who Are Tim Pool And Benny Johnson? What To Know About The Six Right-Wing Commentators DOJ Alleges Were Funded By Russia.
The Justice Department alleges Tenet Media, a social media company linked to right-wing personalities, was funded by the Kremlin with the goal of boosting Donald Trump ahead of the November election.

Does this surprise anyone? Right-wing commentators in Putin's pay? Only surprise is that Tucker Carlson is not on this list.