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The interviewer frames Jiang's public reputation around his near-million-subscriber channel, school teaching, geopolitics, conspiracies, and a viral Iran-Israel prediction.
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Public Reception
The interviewer frames Jiang's public reputation around his near-million-subscriber channel, school teaching, geopolitics, conspiracies, and a viral Iran-Israel prediction.
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Jiang says critics more often call him a Mossad or CIA agent, a CCP agent, or a communist propagandist than simply anti-Semitic, because his arguments include both Israel's future dominance and harsh criticism of the West.
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"Have you seen the YouTube channel Predictive History? So it has recently exploded and has nearly 1 million subscribers. A high school history professor..."
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"And he now teaches a high school course. Unbelievably, this is a high school course. And he films it, puts it on YouTube, uses..."
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"of us cannot get away with even on our i feel like on our youtube channels we can't actually i mean you're doing it..."
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"much more than than any time you know one of my arguments is that israel will become a dominant nation in the middle east..."
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Kim Iversen brings Jiang on because the channel has become a prediction machine.
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