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The hosts discuss the origins of the Steele Dossier, suggesting it was reverse-engineered specifically to justify FISA warrants rather than being the genesis of the investigation. They also recall the "Gorilla Channel" hoax, where a satirical story about Trump watching a fake gorilla television channel was widely believed by critics.
A brief look at streaming services mentions Pluto TV's new "Gorilla Channel" on Roku. The conversation also touches on the "Pear Network," a service that provides access to various international and premium channels, though its legal status is questioned.
Michael Wolff's Fire and Fury and the Gorilla Channel Hoax
The release of Michael Wolff's book "Fire and Fury" has sparked controversy regarding Donald Trump's mental fitness and White House operations. A viral Twitter hoax claiming the President watches a "Gorilla Channel" for 17 hours a day is discussed as an example of what critics are willing to believe. The hosts analyze the media's reception of the book's claims, including allegations of Russian influence and internal chaos.
