OPCW cover-ups, Russiagate and US Elections: Polly Talks to Aaron Maté

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Aaron Maté, Izzy award-winning journalist and host of Pushback on The Grayzone, talks to RT’s Polly Boiko about Russiagate hysteria, the OPCW cover-up of the alleged 2018 chemical weapons attack in Douma, the US election race, who poisoned Alexey Navalny and what it’s like having a famous dad!

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