People Still Believe Hillary Clinton Was Running a Child Sex Ring Out of a Pizza Parlor--Here's Why

People Still Believe Hillary Clinton Was Running a Child Sex Ring Out of a Pizza Parlor--Here's Why

On this episode of George Takei's "Oh Myyy Pod!" podcast, host George Takei and co-host Todd Beeton explore the roots of the conspiracy theories that haunt the Internet and look at how and why they spread like wildfire online.

Listen below to find out the roots of the bonkers conspiracy theory that Hillary Clinton was running a child sex ring out of a D.C. pizza parlor.

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