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FBI informants present in Crowd during Capitol riot

By: ['Russia Today']

Date: 2021-11

Russian analyst Igor Danchenko, source of much of the material that informed the "Russiagate" conspiracy theory that alleged collusion between the 2016 presidential campaign of Donald Trump and Russia, is out on $100,000 bail after his arrest for lying to the FBI. He is charged with multiple counts of making false statements. It comes as a small victory for those who were skeptical of the content of the Steele Dossier before it was ultimately debunked. RT America's Natasha Sweatte reports. Then Jeremy Kuzmarov of CovertAction Magazine and investigative journalist Ben Swann join Scottie Nell Hughes to share their insights. They also discuss the likelihood of major players in the malfeasance that ultimately snowballed into the enduring media narratives of "Russiagate" ever being held to account, and the latest twists in the investigation into the January 6 riot at the US Capitol.

RT America's Mollye Barrows reports on the global rise in food prices. They could reach record highs next year, with the biggest jump in vegetable oils and cereals. Then Debbie Bloyed of DLB shares her analysis of the rise in food prices, what's behind it, what can be done about it

Then Sophia Deben MD, joins to discuss some of the factors that made the Hispanic community in the US more able to access the COVID-19 vaccine than other minority ethnic groups. She says that fear over citizenship issues and the prevalence of strong-multigenerational families were all factors in improving outcomes for Hispanic Americans.

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