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Thanks for watching "United Facts of America: A festival of fact-checking."&nbsp;
Here&rsquo;s the agenda for Sept. 29:
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<li>11 a.m. Welcome and opening remarks</li>
<li>11:05 a.m. Meet the latest fact-checker: Your doctor with Dr. Jack Resneck and Mary Agnes Carey</li>
<li>11:30 a.m. The real world of online misinformation with Donie O&rsquo;Sullivan</li>
<li>12:20 p.m. How a fake fight against birds became a very real movement with Birds Aren&rsquo;t Real</li>
<li>12:30 p.m. When seeing can be believing with Tegna&rsquo;s VERIFY</li>
<li>1:05 p.m. Conspiracies grow everywhere. In Spanish, they often flourish unchecked.</li>
<li>1:30 p.m. Sorting out fact from fiction online with Christina Anagnostopoulos, Arthur MacMillan and Martina Stewart</li>
<li>2 p.m. Thank you and goodbyes</li>
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More information about the speakers and sessions can be found in the "Agenda" section.

Katie Sanders

Jon Greenberg

Jack Resneck

Mary Agnes Carey

Donie O’Sullivan

Angie Drobnic Holan

Sara Roth

Lindsay Claiborn

Jonathan Forsythe

Ariane Datil

Aaron Sharockman

Miriam Valverde

Lesley Cosme Torres

Brittny Mejia

Martina Stewart

Christina Anagnostopoulos

Arthur MacMillan

Alex Mahadevan

Watch Again: Day Three of United Facts of America

PolitiFact Managing Editor Katie Sanders and Senior Correspondent Jon Greenberg get you ready for the final day of United Facts of America live from Washington, D.C.

Welcome and opening remarks

COVID vaccine debates emphasized how critical physicians are to fighting misinformation, whether locally in their own communities or nationally on television. Join American Medical Association President Dr. Jack Resneck in a one-on-one conversation with Kaiser Health News Partnerships Editor and Senior Correspondent Mary Agnes Carey.

Meet the latest fact-checker: Your doctor

In the months leading up to the 2020 U.S. presidential election, CNN&rsquo;s Donie O&rsquo;Sullivan traveled the country reporting on the role conspiracy theories were playing in voters' attitude to the election and to the country's response to the COVID-19 pandemic. He also reported live from outside the U.S. Capitol during the insurrection on Jan. 6, 2021. Donie, who will be joined in a one-on-one conversation with PolitiFact&rsquo;s Editor-in-Chief Angie Holan, has become a leading expert at tracking and identifying online disinformation campaigns targeting the American electorate, and how social media platforms, Congress, and the American intelligence community are responding to the threat of disinformation and troll campaigns.

The real world of online misinformation

What happens when millions of people rally around an absurd conspiracy? The Birds Aren&rsquo;t Real satirical conspiracy gives us important clues. Co-Founder Peter McIndoe shares his insights as part of a revealing conversation with fact-checkers worldwide.

How a fake fight against birds became a very real movement

Go behind the scenes with Tegna&rsquo;s VERIFY fact-check team to see how local television stations are trying to combat the spread of misinformation through innovative video and a viewer-focused approach.

When seeing can be believing

As bad as the misinformation ecosystem may seem in English, it may be worse in Spanish in the United States. Fewer journalists, even fewer fact-checkers and less investment from social media companies has created a climate where conspiracies can often thrive. What can we do about it? PolitiFact Deputy Editor Miriam Valverde leads a discussion with Brittny Mejia of the Los Angeles Times and Lesley Cosme Torres of the Miami Herald.

Conspiracies grow everywhere. In Spanish, they often flourish unchecked.

Fact-checkers are sifting through thousands of pieces of content online every day, looking for viral claims that may contain conspiracies or misinformation. What are they seeing, and how can you be better prepared for what you encounter in your daily life? MediaWise Director Alex Mahadevan interviews three journalists managing fact-checking programs across North America, Christina Anagnostopoulos of Reuters, Arthur MacMillan of Agence France-Presse and Martina Stewart of USA Today.

Agenda

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Judy Woodruff

Asha Rangappa

Eric Deggans

Toluse Olorunnipa

David Broockman

Donie O’Sullivan

Jonathan Rauch

Aaron Sharockman

Katie Sanders

Angie Drobnic Holan

Neil Brown

Bill Adair

David Rothschild

Josie Hollingsworth

Martina Stewart

Rebecca Catalanello

Jon Decker

Tom Jones

Christina Anagnostopoulos

Arthur MacMillan

Miriam Valverde

Jack Resneck

Alex Mahadevan

Belinha S. De Abreu

Jeff Share

Jodie Jackson

Shashidhar Nanjundaiah

Joan Donovan

Lesley Cosme Torres

Mary Agnes Carey

Sara Roth

Lindsay Claiborn

Emily Dreyfuss

Chris Stirewalt

Brian Friedberg

Senator Sheldon Whitehouse

Jon Greenberg

Brittny Mejia

Jonathan Forsythe

Ariane Datil

Natalie Adona

Stephen Richer

Derek Bowens

Amy Sherman

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