A discussion on Newstalk ZB's The Huddle podcast examines conspiracy theories around Donald Trump's alleged assassination, questions the credibility of such theories, and touches on broader issues of media accountability, cancel culture, and political satire.
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The White House is blaming Democrats and the media after a man was formally charged with trying to assassinate Donald Trump. While the 31-year-old suspect faces life in jail, Trump officials are pointing to a left-wing cult of hatred against the US president. Demelza Leslie reports.
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