Hal Crawford on the Facebook Files

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Hal Crawford on the Facebook Files

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Oct 17, 2021

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Returning guest Hal Crawford (Crawford Media) joins The Fold for a discussion about Facebook in light of the Wall Street Journal’s recent Facebook Files investigation. What did they reveal, and what can be done about it?
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Oct 17, 2021

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Hal Crawford on the Facebook Files

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