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with Abby Martin
Empire Files on Feb 11, 2021
Abby Martin explains what President Biden really means by the duplicitous language in his major Feb. 4 foreign policy speech on ending the Yemen war.
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Nice analysis of Biden’s words. But do words still provide the truth, even if coded? Or is this a way to provide an out if some party thought he said something substantive? In other words, why dance around the truth when you can simply lie? What does Biden gain with parsing his language?
Good questions, David.