Russian operative likely behind fake videos targeting Texas Senate candidate James Talarico
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Russian operatives are most likely trying to meddle in the Senate race in Texas in the most prominent example yet of a foreign effort to mislead voters ahead of the midterm elections, three teams of disinformation researchers said.
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NBC News' Ryan Reilly reports on how the fake videos are targeting Democratic and Republican candidates who have been supportive of Ukraine.
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