EP. 250.5 — Fraud Friday: The Maga Manipulator w/ Tahir Moore

Happy Friday, con-gregation! We re-visit our episode with comedian Tahir Moore where he breaks down the patriot who puts the fake in fake news. Stay schemin!

Content warning: This episode is more explicit than most, so maybe don’t listen to it with yo kids!

This episode was originally released 01/19/2021.

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On Sunday, Sept. 22nd, Laci will be hosting the Scam Goddess Live: 5 Year Anniversary @ the Regent Theatre in Los Angeles.

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Research by Sharilyn Vera.

SOURCES

https://www.nytimes.com/2020/12/08/technology/trump-family-impersonator.html

https://www.scam-detector.com/article/food-delivery-near-me-the-latest-scam-when-you-order-online

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