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24 May 2019
Timothy Snowball, Attorney with the Pacific Legal Foundation, discusses what socialism is and is not, how socialism seems to be enjoying a resurgence among many members of the millennial generation, and how socialism and years of economic mismanagement and political instability have destroyed Venezuela.
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