Why do people believe 'demonstrably untrue' things?

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James O'Brien explains how sectors of the media have 'successfully' shaped beliefs about Brexit, Liz Truss, Donald Trump, and pensions. #lbc #jamesobrien #ukpolitics #donaldtrump #brexit #shorts

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