Americans react to a fake report that House Speaker John Boehner doesn't like Mexican food in this hilarious yet slightly disturbing man on the street interview video.
A video surfaced of a media personality walking the streets to gauge the reaction of Americans to fake news of President Barack Obama and his wife Michelle getting a divorce after 21 years of marriage.
Are there really people in America who are so uninformed that they would believe someone who says the Holocaust is an annual beach festival? Unfortunately, the answer is yes.
After months of trying to sell his one ounce gold coin on the street, Mark Dice has finally cashed in his coin, proving to YouTube viewers that authentic gold really is worth a lot of money.
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Mark Dice, an author and critic of the current state of affairs, likes to depict what he calls the ignorance of Americans. His latest video shows him giving local residents the option of receiving a free $5 Federal Reserve Note or a free Silver Dollar
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Mark Dice, an online media personality, created a Ron Paul Christmas ornament that also featured the retiring Texas Republican Congressman's farewell speech. He made the decision to head out to Macy's and hang it on a Christmas tree.
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Mark Dice, a well-known online personality in the conspiracy theory world, not only heckled Black Friday shoppers on Thursday night, he also asked Best Buy consumers about their credit card debt on Friday.
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Mark Dice, founder of The Resistance and author of "New World Order," spoke on KTLA to urge viewers to boycott the Super Bowl and to read a book instead.
Mark Dice went around a California neighborhood to get signatures to his petition to repeal the first amendment of the United States Constitution. However, it was all in jest to prove a point that Americans are unaware of the Constitution.
California resident Mark Dice tried to, once again, give away a one-ounce Canadian Gold Maple Leaf Coin for free just by answering a simple question: How much is gold worth?
Mark Dice, a California native, tried to sell a one ounce Canadian gold bullion coin for $50 but no one knew how much it was worth nor were they interested. Unfortunately for them, one ounce of gold is $1,100 USD.
