Jiang says he is not partisan or political in the Trump-saving-the-world sense; he sees himself as a teacher trying to help people think for themselves.
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Partisanship
Jiang says he is not partisan or political in the Trump-saving-the-world sense; he sees himself as a teacher trying to help people think for themselves.
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"I see myself as a teacher who's trying to teach people how to think for themselves. And I think that's something that David Icke..."
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