PODCAST EPISODE 3: FEAR MONGERING: SCARED PEOPLE DON'T LISTEN SO WHY ARE WE USING THIS TACTIC?
July 20, 2022
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as posted by the channelOn this episode of "jordan is my lawyer", Jordan focuses on fear mongering in the media. She not only talks about the dangerous implications of fear mongering, but debunks and explains some of the misleading headlines currently out there. She breaks down her list of the top four misrepresentations on social media and explains why you shouldn't fall for them. The conversation closes with Jordan discussing why you should always view news headlines like your favorite cake. It sounds crazy, but makes complete sense. And, as always, she leaves bias out of it. She simply sticks to the facts. Because after all, you can't argue facts.
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