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I'm particularly concerned about the footage shown at 1:04:26. It's mentioned that there is fake news about 5G spread coronavirus and people started to destroy 5G towers. The twitter post wrote "5G towers being cut down and burned..." with a footage showing people taking down a pole in Hong Kong. That part intended to show that people fell for the fake news and actually destroyed a 5G tower. However, the footage was actually taken in August 2019 and that was NOT a cell phone tower, but a lamp post instead. NO cell phone towers were taken down in Hong Kong and that particular rumour was NOT being circulated in Hong Kong. It'd seem to me that the production team actually being tricked by that post and believed that the footage was actually showing people believed in that fake news. I'm now also concerned about the other information, especially those were from outside of US, whether adequate fact-checking has been done with those materials.