Pro-Trump influencers are rushing to explain after the DOJ said their work was funded by Russia

Tenet Media's conservative influencers said they didn't know about what the DOJ said was an attempt to spread Russia messaging via their work.

By: Business Insider

Sep 09 2024
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Pro-Trump influencers are rushing to explain after the DOJ said their work was funded by Russia

Benny Johnson is one of the influencers associated with Tenet Media. Here he is shown appearing as a guest during a taping of "Candace" hosted by Candace Owens in 2022.Brett Carlsen/Getty Images

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