Elon Musk boosts Pizzagate conspiracy theory that led to D.C. gunfire
Pizzagate has been thoroughly debunked by news organizations and the police since it arose from the 4chan message board in 2016.
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Elon Musk boosts Pizzagate conspiracy theory that led to D.C. gunfire
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