What do you say to people who criticize you for working for RT? I think that most of America agrees with these issues if you remove the labels. Why are we at war in seven countries that Congress hasn’t approved of? There's a lot of agreement in what we talk about. Most people, if they just hear what I’m saying, most people in this country agree. I think that now, most of the people who come to my shows want to see my shows. I could've done the same show five years ago. I try to talk about these greater truths. I do a couple of jokes about Trump and then tell the crowd, "That’s all you are going to hear about Trump for the next couple hours." He’s a symptom of what’s going on in our country and our world. My point is, the reason the book is still unfortunately topical is because nothing has changed at the deepest level of our country. I put out a book five years ago that I still give out at my shows. Should we expect breaking news woven into the material? We're dealing with dire times, not only in the country, but in the world. I’ve done many shows in Denver before, including several at Mercury Cafe.
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The topics are similar, but maybe a little edgier, a little more laugh-centric than the TV show at times. It's very similar to my TV show, Redacted Tonight.
Politically aware and politically active. Lee Camp: I’ve been doing stand-up comedy for twenty years. Westword: What should we expect from the show? Westword caught up with Camp ahead of his show. To those accusing Camp of being a Russian propagandist, Megenity responds, "Come listen to Lee. "He's been here before, and it has been great.
Marilyn Megenity, longtime owner of the Mercury, is excited for the show. Critics have accused him of being a lackey of the Russian government, which is something that he adamantly denies. Known for his bold left-wing criticism of establishment politics in the U.S., Camp has been performing on the comedy circuit for twenty years. Lee Camp, host of political comedy show Redacted Tonight on RT America, is coming to Denver for a Friday night performance at the Mercury Cafe.
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