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Host: Zeinab Al Saffar
Guest: American stand-up comedian and activist Lee Camp
In the age of fake news, misinformation, and policies that incite division and attracting voters, understanding the impact of political comedy has become crucial, especially the soft news programs on public opinion and US foreign policy. American stand-up comedian and activist, Lee Camp, discusses the misinformation portrayed by US media and its effects on American citizens' view on the world as a result of constantly being subjected to this sort of media.
