First of all, I loved "Adam Ruins Everything", and I am writing this having watched the first series and having listened the Factually episode related to this show.
Is it bold? Yes.
Is it bold enough? No.
Is it bolder than I expected or than "Adam Ruins Everything"? No.
However, I watched and enjoyed it.
The editing was slower, but it is a common issue after pandemic, and I do not know why.
I have written my takes on the episodes that I so deemed.
For the future, though, Mr. Conover, you may want to look into: (1) US foreign policy; (2) US international policy; (3) How US does not recognize the Human Rights Courts in Hague; (4) and how Paris Agreement is meaningless.
Is it bold? Yes.
Is it bold enough? No.
Is it bolder than I expected or than "Adam Ruins Everything"? No.
However, I watched and enjoyed it.
The editing was slower, but it is a common issue after pandemic, and I do not know why.
I have written my takes on the episodes that I so deemed.
For the future, though, Mr. Conover, you may want to look into: (1) US foreign policy; (2) US international policy; (3) How US does not recognize the Human Rights Courts in Hague; (4) and how Paris Agreement is meaningless.