Randos on TikTok Are Kicking Our Butts | Guest: Delano Squires | 3/16/22
Steve discusses the White House's (successful) attempt to disseminate its own propaganda on the conflict in Ukraine via TikTok. Then, Fake News or Not is a demonic piece regarding vaccines written at Sports Illustrated. In Hour Two, BlazeTV contributor Delano Squires joins the program to discuss the recent sentencing of hate crime artist Jussie Smollett. Finally, Pop Culture Tuesday is a review of "The Batman."
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