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Inside the rise of QAnon-affiliated candidates for Congress
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Marjorie Taylor Greene could become one of the first members of Congress to support QAnon, a group that peddles right-wing conspiracy theories. And she's not alone. NBC News’ Brandy Zadrozny reports on the numerous Qanon-affiliated candidates for Congress. This video has been updated after Greene won her primary runoff in Georgia.Aug. 15, 2020
