Fox News anchor Chris Wallace grilled White House Chief of Staff Mark Meadows about QAnon, calling the intelligence operation posing as a popular movement a “hate group,” and demanding to know whether Trump supported it. In fact, the “Q” phenomenon exists in large part to control Trump supporters, by insisting that Trump has had everything figured out and to “trust the plan,” and also by encouraging discrediting beliefs, such as about the coronavirus. We can expect to see additional efforts to force Trump to comment on QAnon.
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