A video on the possible successor to 92-year-old media baron Rupert Murdoch is the latest effort from U.K.-based political campaign group Led By Donkeys. Titled “The Murdoch Succession,”…
This is Led By Donkeys’ second U.S.-based operation in recent days, following a June 13 video at Times Square titled “Trump vs Trump,” highlighting the former President’s statement that he would enforce laws concerning the protection of classified information.
One of their most popular videos was during the then alleged, now confirmed ‘Partygate’ scandal when the then U.K. Prime Minister Boris Johnson attended several parties at his residence 10. Downing Street, when the rest of the country was in strict lockdown. The video edited together footage from hit BBC police drama series “Line of Duty” with footage of Johnson in a manner that made it looked like he was being interrogated by the show’s cops.
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