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How to talk to family or friends that went down the QAnon rabbit hole
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As Facebook bans QAnon content from its platform, families are being torn apart. Hear from one woman who feels like she lost part of her relationship with her mother, and an expert that suggests techniques for talking with people who have completely bought into the cult-like following. NBC News' Brandy Zadrozny reports.Oct. 6, 2020
