The agency did not say if the videos have a foreign nexus.
A voter drops a ballot into a ballot box in Vancouver, Washington, Oct. 29, 2024.The FBI said it is "aware" of two fake videos claiming to be from the agency and related toThe first video, according to the FBI, falsely said the agency apprehended three groups committing ballot fraud and the second pertains to Second Gentleman Doug Emhoff. Both are fake, the FBI said.
People wait in line to vote on the last day of early voting at the High Museum of Art in Atlanta, Nov. 1, 2024.Fake videos are often the work of foreign actors – and in particular, Russia, China and Iran, the intelligence community has assessed. The FBI does not say if the videos have a foreign nexus, however.
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