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Bart Sibrel talks Moonlanding Hoax on 'Geraldo at Large'

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First published at 00:44 UTC on April 4th, 2019.

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Tamir Fawkner

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Moonlanding skeptic and filmmaker, Bart Sibrel, joins Geraldo Rivera on Fox News's 'Geraldo at Large,' along with fellow skeptic and filmmaker, Aaron Ranen, for a debate on whether the Apollo 11 spaceflight did indeed land on the moon 20 July 1969. Midway through the video, Ranen claims that the state of Ohio paid him with taxpayer money to investigate the validity of the moonlanding, whereupon he became a skeptic after a yearlong investigation. He further expounds on the curious erasure of all film capturing what has been heralded as mankind's greatest achievement. In the last few minutes of the video, Bill Nye 'the Science Guy' joins the debate and rebuts Ranen's claim that "rooms of tape labeled 'Apollo 11 Moonlanding'" were erased and states that it was instead one "high-quality" tape that was lost in Australia.

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