, george owell, um, and i think that's what we've seen with social media, we've seen that people can go out and just expose the hypocrisy, uh, there was a woman, just one african woman in france that just went out and filmed, a far right match.

me out, but they say in the age of universal deceat, telling the truth is a revolutionary act, george owell, um, and i think that's what we've seen with social media, we've seen that people can go out and just expose the hypocrisy, uh, there was a woman, just one african woman in france that just went out and filmed a far right march. and she said they won't allow pro- palestine marches, but they're allowing these guys doing hitler salutes. one woman, she didn't even need anybody with her, one brave woman with just a smartphone in her hand and she can go out to the streets, she doesn't need the evangelical church, she doesn't need ap, she doesn't need the strength of the us army, she just needs her herself and a phone, and that's the power of social media, tell us about your experience and what do you think of the role of social media? and activism, especially as a comedian, how do you use your platform to raise awareness? i just before i say about my own experience, i feel the truth example as well, if you look at the journalists, the heroic journalists in gaza, you know, say and i know it