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Jiang says he stood by his 2017 CNN criticism of Chinese media control at the time, and still avoids a Chinese online media presence because statements online could be used against him.
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A transcript-matched topic anchored by excerpts such as "But it wasn't just 2002. In 2017, we checked, you wrote an op -ed for CNN.com, headlined, China's Media Enables Tyranny and Corruption. In..."
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"But it wasn't just 2002. In 2017, we checked, you wrote an op -ed for CNN.com, headlined, China's Media Enables Tyranny and Corruption. In..."
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"So in 2017, when I was asked by CNN to write an op -ed, I did stand by those views at that time because,..."
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"...recently announced So, Barry Weiss will probably become head of both CNN and CBS News. And this basically tells us that these legacy media..."
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"...troubling things. Okay. So the first is a news item from CNN, where ChatGPT encourages people to kill themselves. And you're like, wait a..."
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"...the way that ChatGPT is designed, okay? So this is from CNN, and this is a person called Zane, and he's saying it's 4..."
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"...the world's most powerful media, including the New York Times and CNN, and that's, such they can control the narrative of the world okay..."
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"new york times including including cnn okay and therefore he can control the narrative of the world. Now last is the U.S. dollar, okay?..."
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"...had a massive collusion between the mainstream press new york times cnn yeah and the deep state they became stenographers from the three agency..."
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"And when, you know, CNN makes fun of Joe Rogan for promoting Ivor Merton, even though Ivor Merton was won the Nobel prize, how..."
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"the world, has been interviewed by CNN and the BBC, and has written for the Wall Street Journal and the Chronicle of Higher Education...."
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"...You get past the great firewall that you criticized in that CNN piece. How come?"
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"You wrote for CNN that the Chinese government has built the Great Firewall to monitor and control their citizens' pursuit of truth. Does China..."
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