With over 12 million TikTok views, Mark Critch reflects on reaction to viral ‘22 Minutes' tariffs sketch
A sketch about Trump's tariffs from CBC comedy show 'This Hour has 22 Minutes' has raked in over 12 million views on TikTok, plus millions more on other platforms. Mark Critch talks about the reaction, and what it's like being a comedian during these turbulent times.
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