Alec Baldwin’s Paparazzi Punching Spree Turned Into Campaign For MSNBC Talk Show

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For some Friday Frivolity, we have this spoof campaign which touts Alec Baldwin’s upcoming MSNBC talk show. PJ Media columnist Ed Driscoll took it upon himself to create a campaign that makes great use of Baldwin’s recent run in with a photographer. Hilarious stuff.

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