114: What Good Is Satire?

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All across the political spectrum, people are angry, upset, and disillusioned. The 2016 election has left its mark and now, left in the fallout, is an audience still grappling to make sense of what exactly happened, and how.

As the US, and the world grapples with having a President Trump, one line of attack has reemerged as particularly effective: Satire. But how effective can comedy be?

Show Notes:

Sean Spice Press Conference – SNL – YouTube
The Original Trump Haters – Full Frontal With Samantha Bee – YouTube
"Clinton's Samantha Bee Problem" – NYTimes
"Blue Feed, Red Feed" – Wall Street Journal

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