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Episode 4: An Act of War

By: AYR Media
Narrated by: Alan Ruck
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  • The battle for succession heats up as Rupert Murdoch’s third wife, Wendi Deng, attempts to influence her husband’s plans for his empire and fortune, forcing James, Lachlan, and Elisabeth to put aside their differences and join forces to secure their birthright.
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Shameless smear piece against Murdoch

“While Rupert may have built his empire on vulgar and salacious stories that destroyed lives…”
With narration like this, one realises this is a highly partisan smear piece that itself is far more tabloid than Murdoch’s bottom tier publications. It is slightly rescued by interesting revelations about Murdoch’s former wife Wendi Deng, alleged to have had an affair with Tony Blair and claims she had been a spy for the Chinese Communist Party all along.

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