The Most Diverse Movement in American History | The Verdict on Faucism Is In | 1/24/22
Steve discusses how the weekend anti-mandate protest in Washington, D.C., proves this movement is the most diverse in American history. Then, Bob Vander Plaats of the Family Leader reacts to Steve's appearance on "Tucker Carlson Tonight." In Hour Two, Steve explains why the verdict is in on Faucism. Finally, it's another edition of "Ask Deace Anything," as Steve fields a wide range of questions from his audience on Gettr.
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