Spy Murdoch Part 4. In this episode, we explore the significant shift in American history during the 1980 election night, as Ronald Reagan secured the presidency with the help of three influential figures: Roy Cohn, Roger Stone, and Rupert Murdoch. We delve into the rivalry between Murdoch and Robert Maxwell, discussing how Murdoch outdid Maxwell in the United States, particularly New York. As newspapers' importance began to wane in the '80s, Murdoch, with the help of Cohn, became a powerhouse in the TV industry, ultimately leading to the creation of Fox News. We also touch on Project Democracy, a covert operation involving figures like Oliver North and George Bush, and the Iran-Contra scandal. Additionally, we explore the complex dealings involving Rupert Murdoch, Roy Cohn, and the Reagan administration, examining potential monetary and editorial benefits for the White House in exchange for valuable licenses for Murdoch's media empire. Finally, we discuss the importance of truth in storytelling and the continued presence of lies and cynicism in today's media landscape. Join us as we uncover the power plays and manipulations that have shaped American politics throughout history. Episode Keywords: 1980 Election, Ronald Reagan, Roy Cohn, Roger Stone, Rupert Murdoch, Robert Maxwell, New York Post, Fox News, Project Democracy, Iran-Contra Scandal, Oliver North, George Bush, Soviet Union, Media Empire, Mob Families, Intelligence Agencies, Chinese Investments, Latin America, Communism, Misinformation
