The Daily Whatever Show, Oct 20: Resisting Russian Disinformation with Julie Roginsky
Julie Roginsky breaks down the No Kings rallies, the disinformation war, and why independent media like Mayday Network is the future of truth

Dana DuBois is a memoirist and Gen X word nerd based in the Pacific Northwest. She founded I Write Out Loud, her Substack publication, where she writes across a range of subjects; parenting, music and pop culture, relationships, and feminism are her favorites. She co-hosts The Daily Whatever Show. Em dashes, Oxford commas, and well-placed semicolons make her heart happy.
Julie Roginsky breaks down the No Kings rallies, the disinformation war, and why independent media like Mayday Network is the future of truth
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Week of October 20-25
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