Left-wing critics levelling 'crazy, crazy' conspiracy theories against high-school fact checker
High-school journalist and founder of 6 News, Leo Puglisi, joined Andrew Bolt to discuss baseless claims circulating on social media because he has been debunking left-wing conspiracies on Twitter.
Some of the accusations against Puglisi include that his extracurricular activity is a "front for the government" and "funded by Murdoch".
“Over the past five days they’ve really ramped up,” Mr Puglisi told Sky News Australia.
“There have been allegations against me over a fact check that I’ve done.
“They’ve said all these crazy, crazy things which are all false. I’m a nonpartisan journalist.”
Видео Left-wing critics levelling 'crazy, crazy' conspiracy theories against high-school fact checker канала Sky News Australia
Some of the accusations against Puglisi include that his extracurricular activity is a "front for the government" and "funded by Murdoch".
“Over the past five days they’ve really ramped up,” Mr Puglisi told Sky News Australia.
“There have been allegations against me over a fact check that I’ve done.
“They’ve said all these crazy, crazy things which are all false. I’m a nonpartisan journalist.”
Видео Left-wing critics levelling 'crazy, crazy' conspiracy theories against high-school fact checker канала Sky News Australia
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