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120 students. 26 teachers. Killed on the first day of the Iran war by a Tomahawk missile — a weapon only the US fires. Trump denied it. Pete Hegseth denied it. Sky News proved it. Candace explains why the government's willingness to lie about killing 156 people should make you question every other official narrative you're being sold.
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120 students. 26 teachers. Killed on the first day of the Iran war by a Tomahawk missile — a weapon only the US fires. Trump denied it. Pete Hegseth denied it. Sky News proved it. Candace explains why the government's willingness to lie about killing 156 people should make you question every other official narrative you're being sold.
Full Episode:
Candace Main Channel:
Candace Official Website:
Candace Merch:
Candace on Apple Podcasts:
Candace on Spotify:
Candace on Rumble:
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