Roman Vintoniv posed as a foreign journalist more than nine years ago to catch Ukrainian politicians in what he calls continuous lies. Now, he hosts one of the most popular weekly newscasts in the country.
Ukrainian Satirist: Politicians' 'Blatant Lies' Inspired New TV Show
Newsy sat down with "serious" journalist-turned-political satirist Roman Vintoniv to discuss Ukraine's culture, political and systemic issues.
Ukrainian Satirist: Politicians' 'Blatant Lies' Inspired New TV Show
Toronto TV
Posted: 8:23 p.m. EST Jan 23, 2020

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