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Sebastian Gorka FULL SHOW: President Trump returns to AMERICA First

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	Greetings, dear friends.
	Welcome to America First with me, your host, Sebastian Gawker, former strategist to the 45th President of the United States.
	So much to discuss with you today, especially the ever, ever-changing narrative of what happened in the Pelosi household.
	But we are opening the show with no monologue because we have the most important guest we could have for you, my former boss, the 45th President of the United States, President Trump.
	Welcome back to America First.
	Well, thank you, Sebastian.
	And you were indeed a strategist.
	You were constantly strategizing.
	And that's OK.
	That's what we need.
	That's what we need.
	And we need you back in that White House to make sure that the world is safe again.
	So sad.
	What's happening to this country, Sebastian, is so sad.
	There's never been a destruction of a country like it's taking place in this last two years.
	With the border, when you look at the border and you look at the energy situation, we had so much energy.
	We had energy in different fields that we didn't even have to talk about because we had so much coming out of the ground, the liquid gold.
	It's so sad to see what happens.
	When you look at Afghanistan and that disaster, it's just we've never been in a position like this.
	And Ukraine would have never happened yet.
	You know that better than anybody, by the way.
	Well, I keep getting asked... Russia going into Ukraine would have never happened.
	I keep getting asked, what would President Trump have done if Russia invaded Ukraine and he were president?
	And I always laugh and say, it wouldn't have happened if you were in the White House.
	That's right.
	You wouldn't have had to worry about the second part of the question.
	It would have never happened.
	There was no chance of that happening.
	And it didn't happen.
	It didn't happen.
	It wasn't even a point of discussion.
	And just to see the people being killed and just decimated over there in those cities, falling down with missiles being shot at them, and the way we're handling it.
	And you could end up in a third world war over it, and that would be...
	That would be the biggest of them all, that war.
	Because of the weaponry that we have today, that everybody has.
	Let's talk about violence here at home.
	We have crime waves across America.
	We have the incident in San Francisco.
	But I'd like to have you react to what the current incumbent in the White House had to say outside Independence Hall just a month or two ago.
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	Donald Trump and the MAGA Republicans represent an extremism that threatens the very foundations of our Republic.
	But there's no question that the Republican Party today is dominated, driven, and intimidated by Donald Trump and the MAGA Republicans.
	And that is a threat to this country.
	Wouldn't it be better to say that language like that, calling 74 million Americans who voted for you fascists and a threat to this country, isn't that what is a threat to America, sir?
	Yeah, and many more millions than that, frankly.
	And yeah, the threat is the tone, the nastiness.
	And somebody has to explain MAGA.
	He uses MAGA.
	And MAGA means Make America Great Again.
	And it's not great now.
	It's not great now.
	It's a shame.
	We had, as you know, we had CAG, Keep America Great.
	We couldn't even use it because of what happened to this country when you look at what happened to our country.
	And but it can happen again and it can it can be great again.
	But our country right now is being laughed at all over the world, even with Ukraine, where we're putting up so much money.
	And take a look at what Europe's putting up, a tiny fraction.
	And it has a bigger impact on them by far.
	But they're putting up a tiny fraction of what we're putting up.
	Everything we do is wrong.
	Just, they don't have a clue.
	And then, the nastiness of that speech was such a, it was so atrocious.
	And the way they're using their criminal justice system.
	And the FBI.
	The FBI gave a million dollars in order to get Christopher Steele to lie.
	About me.
	And they don't do anything about that.
	So if you return, sir, we're waiting for you to announce if you return, I'm confident you will be the nominee and you will be elected president.
	Here's the big question.
	What can be done with the corruption at the DOJ, the FBI after multiple impeachments against yourself that failed the Mueller probe?
	I designed this a few weeks ago.
	My producer said it was excessive.
	It is now the hottest selling item on our website.
	It is a mug that says Biden's Gestapo, the FBI.
	Can it be fixed, sir, with a new director or do we have to scrap it?
	Well, we have no choice.
	If we don't fix it, you're not going to have a country left anymore because our country, you know, we're not a confident country anymore.
	And we always had a law enforcement system that we thought, and you know, if you go back to the local level and the police and the job they've done, even there, they've taken their authority away.
	Sort of the opposite.
	They've taken the authority away.
	And we have crime in these Democrat run cities.
	We have crime like nobody's ever seen before.
	People being pushed randomly in front of subway trains that are coming down at rather rapid speeds.
	Look, it's what's going on is just not even thinkable.
	I just saw that.
	And I'm not sure this is possible, but I'm just I just see the truth to vote.
	Two of the people were arrested.
	Catherine Engelbrecht, who, as you know, is A fantastic woman.
	Have you seen that?
	That just came up.
	This morning, I mentioned it, 7am, thanks to a corrupt judge in Houston.
	Both Catherine Engelbrecht, the heroine and the hero of 2000 Mules, her partner Greg Phillips, were arrested for refusing to give up their source for the Chinese company that was taking election data to mainland China.
	Is this fixable, sir?
	Because I know you have great respect for both Catherine and Greg.
	They were central to Dinesh's film.
	This shouldn't be happening in America.
	And the job they did was on tape.
	It's not like, oh, gee, they made something up.
	I mean, they have cameras, government cameras, taking — nobody bothered to go look at the tapes, right?
	But they have government cameras that have it absolutely on tape, the job they've done.
	And then you say, well, how come they don't do this with the leaker, the leaker of the Supreme Court?
	Because if you went and got to that reporter, that's a terrible thing that happened.
	It puts our justices at tremendous risk, and that continues.
	So they can't find the leaker.
	It's very easy to find the leaker.
	If you did the same thing to the reporter as you did to Katherine Engelbrecht, who's a great woman, you say, we want to know who the leaker was, because the leaker gave the story to this reporter.
	So why aren't you doing that?
	And Obama would do that.
	Obama did it.
	And it was no problem.
	And that's the only way you're going to find.
	That's a big deal.
	You know, nobody's talking about it, but the leaker, because they're not going to find the leaker unless they do that.
	But look at what they do to Katherine Engelbrecht.
	But they don't do that to the reporter that wrote that story.
	That's a terrible... That's the first time, I think, in history that it's ever happened where somebody leaked about the case, a case like that, a very important case, from the Supreme Court.
	But they do it to Katherine Engelbrecht, but not to that.
	You would find that leaker in 24 hours, or shortly thereafter.
	Are you concerned, sir, that the elections in eight days' time and in 2024 will not be secure again?
	Well, I'm always concerned about it because I saw what happened in 2020.
	Now, 2020 was a really bad period because they used so many of the mail-in ballots.
	Mail-in ballots, by very nature, even Jimmy Carter said, don't ever use them.
	That'll be corrupt.
	They could be so easily corrupted.
	But no, they didn't make enough changes.
	You're never going to really satisfy it until you go to all paper ballots.
	Same-day voting, you know, the standards, okay?
	Voter ID, you have to have voter ID.
	We have places that don't want voter ID.
	They don't even want to know what your citizenship is.
	Can you believe it?
	In other words, citizenship is off-bounds.
	You're not allowed to ask that.
	Well, supposing they're not in this country.
	Well, we're not allowed to ask it.
	Now, that means only one thing.
	They want to cheat, okay?
	And they do cheat.
	They cheat more.
	Look, Sebastian, when you have things like open borders, High taxes, bad on the military, horrible to law enforcement, to fund the police.
	You have all this kind of stuff.
	You can't win elections with that.
	They win elections by cheating.
	We're going to continue our discussion through the break for those listening across the nation on radio.
	We're going to be continuing it on video on Rumble, so if you want to catch our continuing discussion, it's rumble.com slash Seb Gorka, but we will be continuing our live discussion with the President.
	Mr. President, we are on the cusp of the midterms.
	It looks, right now, as if the good guys will take both the Senate and the House.
	What happens afterwards?
	What happens if you are back in the White House in two years' time?
	Will the GOP be an America First party?
	Will it be a MAGA party?
	And can you work with Mitch McConnell, sir?
	So, most of the GOP is America First, and it's MAGA.
	Most of them are.
	A vast majority, I think.
	You know, we've passed that hurdle.
	And if you look at my endorsements, I'm just about at 99% when I endorse somebody within the party.
	And it looks like I'm pretty high, too, with the general election.
	You know, I keep complaining that a lot of people don't understand.
	We also do well with the general election.
	Now, you've seen a lot of stories like Trump could have hit the jackpot.
	Well, but I don't know that that's true because I see some polls That don't have Oz up nearly where he should be, and some polls have not even moved the needle with Federman, which was one of the all-time disasters in terms of a debate in history, that debate.
	But, you know, I actually looked at my wife and I said, do you think, what would you think if I told you it's not going to have as big an effect?
	That should have like a 30 point effect or a 40 point effect.
	And, you know, it's had not a lot of impact.
	So you look at that, and you look at some other things, and I just hope people do.
	Now, these are Fox polls, and I think the worst polls there are are Fox polls.
	Fox has the worst polls, and I've complained about it for years.
	They keep saying, oh, we're going to change our pollsters.
	So I don't think Fox polls mean too much.
	You want to know the truth.
	That's why everybody's watching Newsmax, including my show.
	Well, I'm just, and I'm not saying that for any reason.
	I'm just telling you, Fox polls are the worst.
	Whoever's doing their polls, And I can tell you that a very big person at Fox, how about if I said the biggest, said, we're going to change his pollster.
	He doesn't get it right.
	And that never happened, unfortunately.
	But they have terrible polls.
	But if you look at the Fox poll, they have Oz substantially behind Federman.
	All right.
	So, you know, but I'm not that surprised.
	I just understand how the country is divided.
	It's more divided now than ever before.
	And you know what?
	Obama was a big divider.
	Biden is a worse divider.
	When he made that speech, that speech that you just talked about, the hatred in his heart was so incredible for much more than half of the country.
	People, they're just not taking it anymore.
	They're not going to take it anymore.
	This country is in serious trouble.
	And I think we've skipped over socialism.
	You know, I used to say it's going socialistic.
	It's going to socialism.
	We've skipped over socialism.
	They're into communism right now.
	And it could be hardcore.
	And you understand that word better than most people.
	You got a dose of it.
	But you understand that word better than most.
	So what happens after the elections?
	If it is a MAGA party, if it is America First, will that be reflected in those old-school leadership members who have the seniority?
	Could you work with a Mitch McConnell?
	Does he represent the Swamp and the Rhinos?
	Kevin McCarthy has already said, we've had Matt Gaetz on the show, Mr. President, who said, after the midterms, every committee has to be turned into an investigatory committee.
	We have to subpoena people.
	Mark Morgan, who was your CBP commissioner in this studio a few days ago, said we have to impeach Mayorkas because of the open border.
	Will the GOP start behaving with Trumpian robustness, or do we have to wait for you to be back in the White House?
	Well, I think McConnell is a disaster.
	He gave $4 trillion to these people for Green New Deal stuff under the guise of, you know, words like infrastructure, when it's not.
	It was 9% infrastructure.
	And he didn't have to give any.
	All he had to do is say, you know, play the same card that they play with us all the time, the debt ceiling.
	If he were to talk debt ceiling.
	And, you know, they use that all to their advantage.
	And it's hurt the country very badly in terms of inflation.
	You know, he gave $4 trillion.
	McConnell is a disaster.
	He came to me begging for my endorsement.
	He was so nice to me for two years, begging because Kentucky is a great place for me.
	And I won by a lot.
	I have a great relationship.
	And I gave him the endorsement.
	He would have lost the primary if I wanted to get somebody to run against him.
	And then he ran against a woman who was going way up.
	I mean, she was already two or three points up.
	I think she had $90 million, $92 million, ready to pounce.
	I endorsed him and he went up by 20 points.
	And he's never gone up by 20 points on anything.
	He's bad news.
	You know, he's fighting a Republican Senate candidate in Alaska, spending from 8 to 11 million dollars for the worst senator that we have, Lisa Murkowski.
	And he's fighting this incredible person, instead of giving the money to Blake Masters and others who are in fights that can be won, but he's not giving them any money.
	Because he wants Lisa Murkowski, who's the absolute worst.
	Uh, so, you know, I'm not a fan of McConnell, as you probably can tell.
	I can tell.
	I believe, I believe that, uh, and I, I'm not sure that I would deal with him.
	I, you know, just wait till he's out.
	I'd say, wait till he's out and then send me your bill to the, you know, to the people.
	What he does is he gives them a lot of campaign contributions and I don't blame them that much.
	Sometimes they say, just take it.
	Don't worry about it.
	But McConnell's bad news, and his wife, Coco.
	What about impeachment for the likes of Mayorkas, for AG Garland?
	Could you expect, would you encourage the GOP to get serious on holding these people responsible for what they've done to America in the last 20 months?
	Well, they've cheapened the word impeachment to a level that's incredible.
	I made a perfect phone call, as an example, to Ukraine.
	An absolutely perfect call.
	And in fact, when they asked the Ukrainian president, who's the same man, Zelensky, when they asked him about the call, he didn't even know what they were talking about.
	He thought it was perfect.
	He actually said so.
	You know, he could have done a grandstanding job and done something.
	So I respect him for that.
	I respect him.
	I do say this.
	Got to make a deal now with Russia.
	It's time to make a deal.
	They cannot let that mess go on.
	All those people being killed.
	And this winter is going to be brutal.
	They're going to freeze to death, everyone.
	I mean, this winter is going to be brutal on all of Europe.
	But in Ukraine, I don't know.
	I don't know how people are going to survive.
	Old people that don't have any form of electricity or heat or anything.
	I don't know.
	You're going to see a very bad thing this winter.
	It's just so sad because it would have never happened.
	But look, I think the Republicans are going to be strong.
	Most of them are, most of them agree with you, meaning MAGA, meaning America first.
	Most of them agree.
	And, you know, I've, I've, some I haven't endorsed, but I haven't had it not endorsed very many because honestly, most of them agree with what we're saying.
	I mean, when you think of the concept America first, well, that's a good concept, right?
	Who would disagree with that?
	And very few people do.
	And that includes on the Democrat side, but if you really got down to it, that includes there.
	And make America great again.
	And yet you watch this man get up there with his hatred, and then he shoves the FBI down everyone's throat, and he, you know, what they do is just, how they've weaponized justice.
	And I always thought, frankly, that Garland, the Attorney General, was Above that.
	I really did.
	And maybe he is.
	Maybe it's early.
	I don't know.
	Maybe he is.
	But I always thought he was above that.
	I really thought that.
	And, you know, there were a lot of people that wanted me to consider him.
	And I did.
	I thought, I mean, obviously he's liberal, but they wanted me to appoint Garland to the Supreme Court because they thought it would bring the country together.
	I didn't think that would happen, but I'll tell you what, he certainly was qualified.
	And I did actually give it some thought.
	But it seems that he maybe is not.
	I am so surprised.
	And maybe I'll be surprised in a pleasant way.
	But, you know, I just didn't see him as being a man that would weaponize the Department of Justice.
	And we had just the opposite in Barr.
	You know, we had a stiff, we had a person that I was so afraid.
	He was so afraid, Sebastian, of being impeached.
	Well, let's talk about an aspect of the swamp that is Barr that is Milley.
	So there's that classic moment.
	We have the footage of you with Nary, an escort just at a distance, walking across Lafayette Square from the White House.
	All the carnage, all the vandalism, right up to St.
	John's Church that had been firebombed.
	And afterwards, Millie apologized for being with you.
	Barr, as well, has made statements.
	And you stand there, holding the Bible, which is the symbol of our civilization.
	And now we have a new book by two swamp creatures.
	journalists who say that Milley was going to resign.
	He was too much of a coward to give you the resignation letter and instead said to the journalists, "I wanted to stay on the inside to protect America from the president," which means the commander in chief.
	If you come back, do you have a plan?
	Is somebody working right now for an aggressive draining of the swamp, getting rid of the politically correct generals who are on the phone with their Chinese counterparts?
	Because to have another four years of having your agenda and the mandate from the American people subverted every single day, I don't think America can afford that, Mr. President.
	So Milley was weak.
	When I heard what he did, because what he, walking with the president, he should have said, this is a great honor.
	The president held up a Bible.
	And remember this, the church would have burned down, except they fireproofed it, very luckily, about one month ahead of time.
	Did you know that?
	I did not.
	They fireproofed the whole basement.
	Just pure luck.
	And that building was on fire the day before by the same people that they try and say were these wonderful people.
	They weren't wonderful people.
	They were radical terrorists and they were all over the place.
	And I thought that was going to be good.
	And many people are very proud to have been in that group.
	But Millie was when he when I heard him give an apology.
	I said, he's gone, and he was gone.
	He was weak, he was ineffective.
	Well, take a look at what he did with Afghanistan.
	That was going to be, we were going to get out with such strength, we were going to keep Bagram, but I'm the one that got it down to 2,500 soldiers.
	But we were always keeping Bagram, because they spent billions of dollars, and forget about Afghanistan, Bagram is right next to China.
	It's one hour away from where they make their nuclear weapons.
	And you know who has Bagram right now?
	China has Bagram right now.
	China.
	Think of it.
	No, Milley was weak and he was ineffective and he's woke.
	And now I understand.
	I watch him talking about white privilege and how terrible everything is.
	And, you know, it's just it's not even believable that a guy could have gotten to that place.
	And, you know, we have to think about China.
	We have to think about Russia.
	We have to think about North Korea, where I have a very good relationship with Kim Jong Un.
	And that's a good thing, not a bad thing.
	But we have to think about those countries.
	I saw letters that they wanted to send out that I stopped, that if Douglas MacArthur or if General Patton went in and saw something wrong and started screaming at a sergeant, a private, a lower rank, he would be in serious trouble of losing his generalship, of losing his rank.
	And I said, what is going on here?
	I saw that as I was very early on.
	This was happening during the Obama administration.
	And I ended it.
	But Milley was like a leftover from that standpoint.
	And if that turned out to be true, because that's subversion.
	If that turned out to be true, what he did was absolutely treasonous.
	You know, that would have put us in great danger because I did deal with China in a very rough manner.
	And I was doing very well with them, by the way.
	They had a lot of respect for Trump, and they had a lot of respect for our country.
	But if he was saying things behind the back to try and neutralize that, then he put our country in great danger.
	So are you prepared to get rid of these kinds of officers?
	Oh, in a minute.
	Milley?
	I'd get rid of Milley in a minute.
	I'd get rid of Milley in a minute.
	No, he's not the right guy.
	Look, he proved it.
	Hey, when you have a loss, Like we did in... You take a look at what happened in Afghanistan with the Taliban.
	I dealt with Abdul, the leader of the Taliban.
	He didn't kill a soldier of ours for 18 months after I spoke to him.
	I said, don't do it.
	And I said it very strongly, and you know what I said.
	Okay, you know exactly what I said.
	We didn't lose one soldier in 18 months.
	You look at Chicago, run by the Democrats.
	Look at what's going on in our cities, run by Democrats.
	We didn't lose a soldier in 18 months.
	There was no reason for us to rush to that extent.
	I would have been out, I think, in the same time frame, but we would have gotten out with strength, dignity, and we would have kept Bagram.
	We gave them $85 billion worth of the best military equipment in the world, that I ordered, because I'm the one that rebuilt the military.
	I rebuilt our military.
	It was dead, our military.
	We had 48-year-old fighter jets.
	And they tend not to do very well, as you probably understand.
	Now, Milley turned out to be a disaster, absolutely.
	What he did in Afghanistan with that surrender, because that was a surrender, as you say, better than I do.
	But that was a complete and total surrender.
	And what he did in Afghanistan, he should have been fired for that, along with others. - Nobody got fired for that.
	Nobody resigned.
	Nobody had the honor to even resign.
	That was the worst, most embarrassing thing to happen to this country in our history.
	In my opinion, that was the lowest point in the history of our country, that whole mess in Afghanistan.
	Not one person got fired, demoted, anything.
	Nothing happened to anybody.
	Staying on the issue of national security, sir, the two record two million illegals in the last year that have crossed the border, the 110,000 deaths from fentanyl overdoses, how shocked are you that the Democrats seem to truly hate this country to the cost of the safety of all Americans, not just those living across the border?
	It's not 2 million.
	I believe it's 10 million people.
	Okay?
	It's not 2 million.
	Uh, I don't know if you saw last night, and you know, we haven't even gone through the, the rough period is now because the weather's much cooler.
	Yeah.
	You know, the area you're talking about, a lot of people couldn't travel in that cause it was 115 degrees all the time.
	But this is really, now I don't know if you saw it, hundreds and hundreds of people just pouring into our country last night.
	They have it on the, On the night tapes, which are the night goggles.
	So, you know, the night goggles, which right now we gave our best, the best of them, you know, who's got them?
	Afghanistan.
	We gave them to Afghanistan, along with the $85 billion worth of other equipment.
	But with the night vision, we were able to see it.
	Thousands of people pouring into our country.
	It's not 2 million.
	It's it will be 10 million by the time They finish.
	And that's over a period of a year, a little bit more than a year.
	That's the real number.
	They don't want to mention the real number.
	People, even you, you're the pro of all pros, but you just said 2 million.
	That's the official number.
	That's only the official number, but I agree with you, sir.
	That doesn't include Gottaway.
	Millions more.
	That doesn't include Gottaway.
	I mean, far more people are coming into the country, you know, unseen.
	And I believe the real number that came into the country is 10 million.
	It's not even believable.
	I did a list on our Newsmax show on everything they've tried to do to you from the Billy Bush tapes to Impeachment 1, Impeachment 2, the Mueller probe, the January 6th committee, Letitia James and so forth.
	I know we have three million listeners plus our viewers.
	They are concerned for you, for the former First Lady Melania.
	How are you doing, sir?
	Talk to us about the latest developments in Nancy's witch hunt.
	So I think it's, uh, I think we're doing very well.
	People do say, how do you do this?
	How do you do it?
	Like we have peekaboo James, you know, the attorney general of New York, who's controlled by Washington.
	But peekaboo James comes out with, you know, I built this great company and they said, Took advantage of banks.
	I didn't take advantage.
	The banks were never missed a day of interest.
	My company has very little debt.
	It has tremendous cash.
	It's got a tremendous amount of cash.
	I built a great company, some of the best assets in the world, real estate assets in the world.
	And I got to go through this with this corrupt attorney general, who, by the way, is so weak on crime that New York City sets records and New York State records on murders and all and drugs.
	I mean, the drugs are all over the place.
	And somebody said, oh, how much did the banks lose?
	I said, nothing.
	What do you mean, nothing?
	Nothing.
	Actually, they got paid off early in some case.
	You know, there was nothing.
	And I have very little banks because I have very little debt.
	I mean, they manufacture stuff.
	They do whatever they can.
	These are very corrupt people.
	And if you don't think they're dealing with Washington, this is state and local.
	How about the other one in Manhattan?
	I have an executive.
	They put handcuffs on him.
	They criminally charged him for use of a company car.
	Use of a company apartment.
	This is after years of investigation.
	Use of a company apartment.
	And the fact that I paid for his grandchildren's education.
	And I guess he didn't report that or something.
	I don't even know what it represents.
	I paid for his... And yet you have murderers and drug dealers and cartels taking over the city.
	And this is what we're spending our money on.
	It's so sad to see it.
	It's so sad.
	How about that?
	I paid for somebody's education, and the man's got a problem.
	Okay?
	We were lost.
	In New York City, we have everybody being killed.
	Well, God willing, Lee Zeldin will be the governor of New York City soon, and he'll fire Alvin Bragg and all the other people that need to be fired.
	Last evening we were in California with Dennis Prager and Mark Levin at an event with over a thousand patriots.
	It was superb.
	Everyone who came up to me afterwards wanted to send their best wishes to you and to the former First Lady.
	What is your message to those across the country, sir, who are worried about the next eight days, nine days, not just election fraud but violence from the Democrats and the next two years, what Biden could do to the economy until you come back, sir?
	Well, I think that he can do a lot of damage, but you can stop that damage.
	We could have stopped it if we had somebody other than Mitch McConnell.
	Somehow they have something on him.
	There's something they've got on him, because there's no reason that he should have allowed them to get what they got.
	Which is, by the way, bad for...
	Not only the Republican Party.
	It's bad for the country because you look at inflation.
	A lot of that was because that could have been stopped so easy by using the debt ceiling.
	It could have been stopped with one statement.
	Sorry, you can't do it.
	We have a debt ceiling problem.
	That was the end of it.
	But he got his 10 guys to go in and approve it.
	And, you know, it's just so bad.
	But what I say is this.
	We're going to get back in and we're going to take back this country.
	And we're going to make America great again.
	It's going to happen.
	It's going to happen.
	And the people are more resolute.
	You know, I do rallies, and I have bigger rallies now than I've ever had before, because people are looking for hope.
	I mean, they just can't believe that the election was rigged and stolen.
	And out of a rigged and stolen election, we've had the worst two years in this country.
	All of these things.
	Inflation wouldn't have happened.
	Ukraine wouldn't have happened.
	It wouldn't have happened.
	The disaster in Afghanistan wouldn't have happened.
	We would have had a strong economy.
	You know, the whole thing, every single element would not have happened.
	You know, like inflation, people say, oh, it's a worldwide problem.
	No, we caused the problem because of energy.
	We drove the energy costs up so high, whether you were a baker, a butcher, a lawyer.
	Everything needs energy.
	We drove energy costs, and now it's out of control.
	Now food.
	So, we have Thanksgiving coming up.
	You can't get a turkey.
	But if you do, you have to pay three times higher than you did last year.
	How did this happen?
	This would never have happened.
	It's a shame when you look at it.
	Because, you know, energy is through the roof.
	But food costs are much higher than energy, relatively.
	Last question, sir.
	I'm probably the first person to ask you this.
	Your reaction to the sad news that the convicted felon, the socialist Lula, has defeated, apparently, President Bolsonaro of Brazil?
	Well, I liked Bolsonaro.
	I thought he was great.
	I thought he was very good in terms of his country.
	I mean, I dealt with him.
	And he was always a tough negotiator for Brazil.
	You know I'm saddened because he really worked hard for the country and now I assume he's a socialist or whatever you want to call him, whatever the tag you want to put on him.
	So I'm saddened because he was a friend of mine and is a friend of mine and he worked very hard.
	I just heard, I guess the results are, is it 2 million votes, Sebastian?
	Yes, it's about 1%.
	So is it close?
	Yeah, very close.
	It was a close election.
	Yeah, well, let's see what happens.
	But Bolsonaro worked very hard.
	I can only say I had to deal with him.
	And he was fighting, he always fought very hard for the people of Brazil, as I did for The people of our country.
	He loved Brazil just as you love America, sir.
	Thank you for taking time with us today, sir.
	Our very best to Melania, Barron, and everybody at Mar-a-Lago and Bedminster.
	And we are praying for you, and we wish to see you back in the White House.
	Thank you very much, sir.
	Thank you very much.
	Thank you very much.
	I appreciate it.
	God bless.
	Thank you.
	I'm Sebastian Gorka.
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	Of course we'll accept the outcome of the elections.
	Always have, always will.
	Yes, of course, that's what they always do.
	That's Representative Sean Patrick Maloney.
	I guess he was asleep for the last six years, what the Democrats said.
	Collusion!
	Russia!
	They always accept the results of elections.
	I think we know somebody who may disagree with that.
	He'll be joining us momentarily, but first things first.
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	The man who probably disagrees with that Description of the last six years is of course our good friend, the founder, the editor-in-chief of justinews.com with some big news from the desk of Elon Musk.
	John Solomon, welcome back to America First.
	Yeah, congratulations on the drum beat.
	There was a lot of news in that.
	That's great.
	Yeah, it was great.
	Great line.
	Had him on for 40 minutes.
	We'll post the whole, because we spoke through the breaks.
	We blew through the commercials.
	For those of you who want all of it, it'll be on our audio podcast today.
	It'll be up on Rumble as well.
	So if you missed it, where were you?
	But you can follow up on the podcast, just go to Spotify and look for America First.
	All right, so you sent me this big deal.
	We've got to talk about everything else that Elon is doing.
	Headline from Just The News, Twitter removes warning flag on Just The News ballot harvesting story after direct appeal to Musk.
	So this is big news.
	So talk to us first, John, about the story and what happened to the story.
	Yeah, it's remarkable.
	So Florida authorities confirmed to us.
	We interviewed a whistleblower, a Democrat, who says, hey, we've been harvesting votes here illegally in Central Florida for a long time.
	I'm blowing the whistle on it.
	I went to state authorities.
	State authorities confirmed.
	They got the complaint.
	They looked at it.
	They found it credible enough that they launched a criminal investigation or recommended a criminal investigation began.
	That's all the story we wrote.
	There's no speculation, no rumor, no innuendo.
	You had a source with a name who said, this is what I saw.
	So you're just reporting somebody's statement.
	Yeah, and the state saying it was credible.
	They were actually investigating it on the record.
	That's what we call a news story.
	That's what we always call a news story.
	For some reason, on the night that Elon Musk was taking over, Twitter slapped a unsafe label on it, saying this could be harmful to read.
	As hysterical as that is.
	We also learned that there's been an entire effort to delegitimize any story that raises questions about democratic ballot harvesting in minority communities.
	Interesting little niche to be focused on by these censors.
	Anyways, I put some tweets out to Elon Musk saying, hey, I know you're busy, first day on the job.
	I don't think it's the type of thing you want to be going on your Twitter.
	Tom Fitton at Judicial Watch did.
	And he responded saying, I'm looking into it.
	And a day after he responded, he responded yesterday.
	Today the label got removed from it in free speeches.
	So was this was this one of those filtering labels that doesn't let you see it and then you have to click through or was it?
	You have to click through.
	All right so so This is big news because Elon has been saying in the last two or three days that they haven't fundamentally changed anything.
	The engineers have come in from Tesla.
	They've ordered the Twitter engineers to change things, to remove, you know, that which was politically biased.
	He's also allegedly firing 25% of the staff because there's so much bloat.
	But to have this reaction so quickly on one story that was just true journalism is stunning.
	I have to get your response to what we've witnessed in just the last three days with the coverage.
	And it goes to Twitter.
	It goes to how the mainstream media has been handling it.
	The Pelosi story.
	There seems to be this automatic, there is one narrative And if you don't concur with the narrative, then you are a conspiracy theorist.
	Even I was mentioned in a front page story in the Washington Post today.
	They didn't say what was wrong with my tweets.
	They just said that, you know, Gawker is bad.
	Would you give us your professional appraisal of how legacy media has responded to this story in ways that I don't think they evince classic journalistic procedures.
	Yeah, listen, for the last six or eight years, there's been an own-the-narrative mission for the news media, working with Democrats, sometimes bureaucrats in the federal bureaucracy, to own the narrative.
	And anybody who strays from that narrative, questions that narrative, tries to be funny about that narrative.
	As you look at some of the humor sites that have been punished, they get censored, they get ridiculed, they get defamed.
	That's not the sort of country that our founding fathers intended to do.
	And what we now know is that some of this organization of the censorship and of the defaming and of the name-calling emanates from the federal government, from the Homeland Security Department, which began an entire project and worked with a coalition of private groups to carry out censorship, federally sanctioned censorship, something our founding which began an entire project and worked with a coalition of private groups to carry out censorship, federally sanctioned censorship, something our
	coalition of private groups to carry out censorship, federally sanctioned censorship, something our founding fathers would almost certainly have decried in their moment in the revolution.
	So it's not surprising that the Paul Pelosi story, there's one narrative, and if you dare to question it, well, hey, you're going to get the same treatment.
	So it's not surprising that the Paul Pelosi story, there's one narrative, and if you dare to question it, well, hey, you're going to get the same treatment.
	The difference now is Elon Musk has interjected a different dynamic.
	Twitter, you could always count on to be enforcing the narrative.
	Now it's not so much going to be doing that.
	It's going to be interesting to see if Democrats can sustain in the news media, their allies in the news media, can sustain the narrative when one of the big town halls in America goes back to the sort of free speech we were used to having before Donald Trump came into office.
	We've only got a few seconds left but I'd love your reaction to this.
	I was at a town hall in California with like 1,200 people yesterday and Charlie Kirk from the stage said, this decision, the purchase of Twitter, is potentially the most consequential business transaction in American history because of its impact on the media.
	Do you think he might be overplaying it a little bit?
	Yeah, well, listen, history will tell, but it is a very important one because it reasserts a major platform on the side of free speech where it hasn't been for the last three years, and that's good for America.
	It was bad what it was doing before.
	I hope Charlie's right.
	I'm very excited.
	Now, we have to congratulate you.
	That's quite, quite a response that you got Elon to remove that.
	Absolutely fake filter.
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	Hello, who's this? who's this?
	Hi, Cooper from Arizona.
	Hi Cooper, what's your question, what's your comment?
	Uh, yeah, am I on?
	You are talking to me, yes, go ahead.
	Yeah, I want to talk about what we're doing here in Arizona.
	Me and my buddies have been going out, driving around to these ballot boxes at night.
	Um, there's a lot of stuff going on.
	Can you be a bit more specific?
	Yeah, we've been seeing people with like laundry sacks and like boxes and stuff and then they're kind of fiddling around with the ballot boxes.
	Have you reported it to anybody?
	Yeah, but it doesn't seem to go anywhere.
	Who have you reported it to?
	Local police.
	And do you have footage of this fiddling around with ballot boxes?
	I'm sorry, you cut out.
	Can you say that again?
	Do you have footage of these people, quote, fiddling around with the ballot boxes?
	Yeah, one of my friends on his iPhone.
	He just quickly took it out and got a little footage.
	Well, I suggest you post it on Twitter and Facebook and tag me.
	I'd love to see that.
	Thank you.
	Mm-hmm.
	Yep.
	Thank you.
	No hate speech.
	No violence.
	No hate speech.
	Just happy warriors on America First.
	If you were taking an exam to become a naturalized citizen to the United States and you got the number of states wrong, would you get your citizenship? - Thank you, Chip.
	Seems like Joe Biden doesn't know.
	Cut 11!
	Play cut!
	And by the way, if they do, that means not a joke, everybody.
	That's why we were defeated in 2018 when they tried to do it.
	We went to 54 states.
	What?
	54 states?
	Seriously?
	Let's go to your calls.
	Annabelle, Pennsylvania, line one.
	Welcome to America First, Annabelle.
	Hello, Dr. Gorka.
	I will have to come down.
	That was such a fabulous interview.
	I have a question that converted a couple of Democrats, but I have to speak to Donald Trump for a minute about our magnificent president, if I may.
	I think it's very appropriate that he was here on Halloween.
	I don't care about Halloween.
	That's beside the point.
	But when I think about it, Dr. Gorka, You know, I was listening to someone this morning talking about going into these haunted houses you pay 200 bucks to go.
	And what do they do?
	They have an actor jump out in your face to scare you.
	Smoke and mirrors.
	Foul odors.
	Distorted mirrors.
	Just constant... Alright, that's fine once a year for a half hour if that's your thing.
	But that...
	the Democrat Party.
	Yeah, well, once a night a year, but not for four years, right, Annabelle?
	Daily, daily onslaught.
	It is so toxic.
	And that's all they are.
	They're a joke.
	Halloween, haunted Halloween party.
	Thank you.
	We don't have much of a Halloween spirit here, but thank you for reminding us and thank you for your kind words.
	If you missed it, we had the President on for a whole 40 minutes.
	Hello, Dr. Sebastian.
	Great to talk to you.
	to make it possible.
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	Let's go to Los Angeles.
	Neil, line five.
	Welcome, Neil.
	Hello, Dr. Sebastian.
	Great to talk to you.
	I wanted to let you know I enjoyed the interview very much with President Trump.
	I catch anything Trump anytime I can.
	I appreciate that.
	I wish that he got the respect he deserves.
	Maybe when he gets another four years he will.
	When I hear even on the call letters of this station that I listen to, when they say Obamacare is open again, it makes me puke.
	He doesn't deserve an ounce of credit for anything but helping to destroy this country.
	And I hope to God that President Trump can come back Well, it's very simple, Neil.
	It is up to us.
	He doesn't come back in.
	He doesn't march back into the White House.
	We have to give him a mandate again.
	Remember, he garnered more votes than any other incumbent president.
	We've got to do it again.
	We've got to add to it 10, 20 million votes and then he can fix the incredible mess Biden and his cronies have created.
	Thank you guys.
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	Mike's alive.
	Okay.
	Okay.
	All right.
	Kill the mics of the video feed, Alex.
	So we can do our...
	Thank you.
	Heroes of 2000 Mules, Catherine Engelbrecht and Greg Phillips have been arrested for refusing to give up a source for their information on election fraud in 2020.
	We'll discuss their fate and what it means for the elections in just a few days' time with Dinesh D'Souza.
	Dinesh D'Souza
	Go ahead.
	We asked Elon for help and he stepped up.
	We asked Elon Musk for help and he stepped up.
	Impressive.
	Most impressive.
	Oh, I have to send you this photograph of Antoinette.
	Oh yeah, because we're going to address Oh, and you've got the trans Twitter guy, right?
	I've got the four pictures you sent me, yeah.
	Nice.
	The one of Musk we're going to use last.
	Yes.
	So you want to see them in order?
	Sure.
	Expression 2 guy.
	So we have this one first.
	Yep.
	Then this one.
	Yep.
	Then this one.
	Yep.
	And then Musk last.
	Okay.
	Alright, in that order?
	Yes in that order.
	All right, I sent you two images.
	Alright.
	Which segment are you going to do the PHD and the Patriot Mobile embed?
	Patriot Mobile here.
	PHD and B. Got it.
	Patreon mobile here.
	55.
	You said you'll use those tranny pictures in this segment?
	What pictures?
	The tranny.
	The guy talking to you.
	Yes.
	Okay.
	All right, Mike's off.
	All right.
	All right.
	Making sense.
	Out of today's news, here's Dr. Sebastian Gorka.
	Where's Jeff gone?
	I can't see him.
	Is he hiding behind his monitor as usual, Eric?
	Uh, no.
	He's not ducking down that low.
	He's actually stepped out for a moment.
	Is he smoking a cigar?
	I think I know where he would have gotten one if he is.
	Where would he have gotten a very good cigar?
	Courtesy of one of our beloved listeners, I do believe.
	Yes, indeed.
	We were at the Town Hall event in California yesterday with Jennifer Horne, Grant Stinchfield hosting, and Dennis Prager, yours truly, Charlie Kirk, and the great one Mark Levin on one stage.
	1,200 people.
	Oh my gosh.
	Iron Man has arrived in the building.
	Iron Man is here!
	A very small, diminutive Iron Man.
	Hello, George!
	Greetings!
	We have some Halloween party goers have arrived in studio.
	Mr. G, I thought you're going to have a cigar.
	But Antoinette found me afterwards, along with Brent.
	Let's put up the new photographs from last night.
	That is a cool Iron Man outfit.
	There's Antoinette, our voice for the voiceless, and then our Poet Laureate of America First, Brent.
	And Antoinette arrived with a bag full of goodies for my birthday!
	And also, I don't know why she gave a present to my staff.
	I got this massive Cohiba.
	It's called the Gigante.
	Looks superb.
	I might have to try that later today.
	And what did you get, Jeff?
	How outrageous is Antoinette?
	I got a full box of cigars.
	And bloody good cigars, right?
	Yes, Fuentes.
	Why did you guys get a box?
	Will you read the card from Antoinette?
	Let's share it with our millions of listeners, Eric.
	Gladly.
	We must put America first.
	We must never give up.
	We can't forget 2020.
	Hello Jeff, Eric, Alex, John, and Guy.
	We all want to thank you guys for putting up with us.
	I am forthevoiceless.com.
	Sincerely, Antoinette.
	Thank you, Antoinette.
	It was a fabulous, fabulous evening.
	For any of you who don't smoke cigars in my team, I will gladly help you out.
	I am here.
	I will sacrifice myself for your cigars.
	Okay.
	I've got to go to your cause in a second.
	But first, something happened.
	I don't know if Elon's been tinkering with my Twitter or it's had a knock-on effect with my Instagram.
	I had John, one of our team members, post a video I found of a transvestite Are they transvestites or are they transgender?
	Who knows?
	Who cares?
	It's all garbage.
	Barista from Starbucks and as of now it has 2.6 million views on my Instagram and Twitter and sadly it's not a parody and if you haven't seen it you need to because it is an indictment of what the left have done to this country.
	This is actually a young woman who is a college student who has a very pale mustache and a little goatee, and she doesn't like working 25 hours a week.
	Let's play the cut. - People wonder why we need a union at Starbucks, and I am literally about to quit.
	I don't know if I'm going to do it, but I really want to.
	I almost walked out today, and I'm crying in the back room right now, and I almost cut on the floor.
	I'm a full-time student.
	I get scheduled for 25 hours a week, and then on weekends they schedule me the entire day, open to close.
	I'm on the schedule for eight and a half hours.
	Both Saturday and Sunday.
	I'm like three and a half hours into my shift.
	There's so many customers and we have four people on the floor all day.
	Only five people were put on the schedule and somebody had to call out and there are four people running the whole store and there's so many customers and there's possibly scheduled five people.
	We only have 13 people employed at this store and there's so many customers.
	We don't have fair scheduling.
	Managers don't care about us.
	Our manager was supposed to come in this weekend and he took himself off the schedule so he wouldn't be able to be held accountable for calling out.
	He just literally tore down the schedule that he was scheduled on and put up a new schedule where he wasn't on the schedule.
	Also, he couldn't have even seen that he was scheduled in the first place because he didn't want to be held accountable for not wanting to come in.
	They don't want to help us.
	We need a union because this can't happen.
	This can't happen.
	We need fair scheduling.
	We need managers to hold themselves accountable for helping their workers.
	They refuse to turn mobile orders off.
	We need the liberty to be able to do that because there's so many mobile orders and I need to get through all of them and then people are yelling at me because I don't have their orders ready and they don't know what to do.
	And a customer was misgendering me tonight like really badly.
	I didn't have their order ready and so they were just like I don't even know what to do anymore.
	I'm like at my wits end with this job.
	I'm clearly incompetent.
	I have a full mustache and beard.
	I don't get accommodations for being neurodivergent.
	I don't, I can't use, people get mad at me through my sick time.
	I don't even know what to do anymore.
	I only got my wits done with this job.
	I really am. - I'm sorry, having bum fluff under your nose is not a mustache, okay?
	It doesn't count.
	And working eight hours on a Saturday isn't the end of the world, my dear.
	Imagine if we had to go to war with these people.
	Oh, we have so many customers and there's only four of us!
	Four of you?
	Four of you in a Starbucks and you can't make coffees?
	I need someone to explain this to me.
	Geoff, I didn't think this would get almost 3 million views in 24 hours.
	What is going on with this video?
	Well, it's probably because it's pro-union.
	That's why they pumped it up.
	Oh, you think that's why?
	Yes.
	Oh, you're so cynical.
	Could anybody live with that man, Mr. G?
	I don't know how anybody could put up with that kind of cynicism.
	Eric, what do you think?
	Why is this the most viral thing on my social media so far?
	I mean, what could possibly be more entertaining than such a world-class case of First World Problems?
	What about you?
	Do you have an opinion, Alex?
	No words.
	I have no words.
	It's a circus.
	It is a circus.
	How about this?
	I'm going to share this with you.
	As I was prepping for the show today, another trans individual who goes she, he, it thing has blocked me on Twitter after they told me to kill myself.
	They go by Late Baker.
	L-A-T-E-B-A-K-E-R.
	Put up the first image.
	This is the Twitter account of a allegedly a man who thinks that he's a girl.
	L-A-T-E-B-A-K-R on Twitter, who today at 11.41 said, Am I allowed to say that on radio?
	Too late.
	Anyway, I said it.
	And then I responded, Deepape, the man who broke into the Pelosi household.
	Here's another tweet from this lovely individual.
	Hello!
	All it is bisexual twink Sunday.
	Hope you're all having a nice bisexual twink Sunday as I am.
	What?
	Next tweet.
	These people are demented.
	It is truly an illness.
	Next one.
	And this was on this person's Twitter feed.
	I thought Elon should know this.
	This is a post from somebody called Paranormal Based that has a representation of Elon Musk getting shot.
	This is on a transgender young person's Twitter account who wants me to kill myself and Elon Musk to be assassinated.
	There is political violence in America.
	Absolutely.
	And it's encouraged.
	And perpetrated by the left.
	All right, let's take your calls.
	If you've got a cell phone, please tell me it's connected to the only conservative Christian cell phone company in America.
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	Let's go to Brian in Massachusetts, line 3.
	Hey Dr. Sebastian, how you doing?
	Good, happy Monday!
	Awesome interview you did earlier, Chad.
	It was fantastic.
	Yeah, the president was on form.
	He was great today.
	What's your question?
	What's your comment, my friend?
	Yeah, so comment and then a question.
	The comment is the irony of all ironies of a top Democrat getting beaten up in his own home because of his wife's horrible, soft-on-crime policies is just... The irony is amazing.
	I don't even know where to begin.
	Right.
	Go ahead.
	No, go ahead.
	I was going to say, but here in the Boston suburbs, it's insane.
	The crime is going through the roof.
	Carjackings, break-ins, it's out of hand.
	But I was talking to a local cop, and he said one of the biggest things they're running into is babies going missing.
	Something about Democrats, this cabal of Democrats and Hollywood types, drinking the blood of babies.
	Oh, go away, Brian.
	Bye-bye.
	Seriously.
	I mean, just seriously.
	I think Jeff was distracted from his core screening duties by Iron Man.
	Don't waste my time with that garbage.
	We got a country to save, okay?
	There's enough real crime on the streets.
	I'm Sebastian Gorka.
	This is America First.
	They've arrested Katherine Engelbrecht and Greg Phillips, the heroes behind 2,000 Mules.
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	Well, it wasn't long before the establishment exploited the violence in the Pelosi household.
	Here is the man who sadly bears the title President of the United States, linking it to that dastardly thing, election deniers.
	Cut 12.
	Play cut.
	It's one thing to condemn the violence.
	But you can't condemn the violence unless you condemn those people who continue to argue the election was not real, that it's being stolen, that all the malarkey that's being put out there to undermine democracy.
	I guess that applies to our next guest, but to none of the people who are Democrats who denied the 2016 election.
	He is the producer, the director of this superlative 2000 Mules, amongst so many other books and movies.
	Dinesh D'Souza, welcome back to America First.
	Hey, it's always a pleasure.
	Thanks for having me.
	So, Dinesh, we opened the show with the President.
	I was going to ask him about it, but before I could mention it, he said, did you hear about what happened to Catherine Engelbrecht and Greg Phillips, who are the center, the core of 2000 Mules, who had the information on the mules, the geolocating data arrested this morning because a federal judge wanted them to divulge the source for their information on a Chinese-connected election fraud company called Conetch.
	Can you give us – have you heard anything else?
	Do we know what the fate of these two brave Americans is, Dinesh?
	Well, the judge appears to be trying to, quote, teach them a lesson of some sort.
	He says he's going to incarcerate them for at least a day.
	I think what he's trying to say is that he's annoyed that they won't give him the names of their sources.
	Now, evidently, the sources came forward in – In the expectation and on the condition that their identities be protected.
	We live in an age where people get doxed, they get harassed, they get intimidated.
	Apparently one of the sources is within the FBI.
	So, you know, kudos to Catherine and Greg for sticking by their convictions and by their sources and not being sort of cowed by this judge.
	The common, there's a lack of common sense here because As you know, Eugene Yu, who's the CEO of Conic, has been arrested in Los Angeles, and he is being accused, or at least the complaint says that he illicitly stored U.S.
	election data on Chinese servers, apparently accessible to Chinese officials.
	And undoubtedly the Chinese government.
	And moreover, he's accused of embezzling money that was provided by the city of Los Angeles in order to do election management.
	So you think that the judge in Texas would be like, listen, why don't we let all that play out?
	The issue isn't how Catherine and Greg found out about all this, but whether or not the information is in fact accurate and whether a major data breach here can be addressed.
	Are you surprised, because it's my understanding, so this is a Connetch moved confidential information to servers in mainland Communist China, but that that case was brought against Eugene Yu by a prosecutor out of California.
	Isn't that a little bit surprising, Dinesh?
	On the face of it, it is.
	But I will tell you, as someone who knows a lot about this, That it's not something that we need to be like wary of.
	It is true that George Gascon is the very left-wing progressive DA in Los Angeles, but he's under a lot of political pressure because he's obviously been portrayed correctly.
	As it turns out as being soft on crime.
	And to some degree, I think what's happening is Gascon is trying to say, Hey, listen, I'm a prosecutor by the book.
	You can criticize me for this, but it's, but so evidently there is an election fraud unit inside of the Los Angeles DA's office.
	That is going about its work and doing it in a legitimate way.
	So this is a real prosecution and I know that Catherine and Greg have been cooperating with it.
	In fact, Greg went out to California and testified before the grand jury in Los Angeles prior to them arresting Eugene Yu.
	So what can we do now?
	They're going to serve this day or two in prison.
	How can we help them?
	What happens next?
	Can we ever get to the bottom of this?
	Because the idea that Communist China is in control of data concerning the election, it's bad enough that you documented the illegal ballot mules to the tune of at least 200,000 votes, but Communist China, Dinesh?
	How do we stop this?
	Well, I think that the criminal case in Los Angeles will reveal valuable information.
	And remember, the L.A.
	investigators are checking out all the leads on their own.
	So the left is like, well, you know, these two conspiracy theorists, Catherine and Greg, well, the D.A.' 's office in Los Angeles, which has impeccable progressive credentials, is verifying any claims that are made by True The Vote on their own.
	And their complaint is based on that.
	So I think it's all going to play out in a very interesting way.
	I mean, look, you got to give credit to True The Vote because they obtained this surveillance video.
	from the election, which was taken by the states themselves.
	And guess what?
	It appears that no one looked at it for over a year.
	And so when the footage appears in our movie, people are blown away because no one's seen this footage.
	It's never been made publicly available, even though it was there all the time.
	And similarly, it was through the vote that did the geo-tracking.
	Now think about it.
	Bill Barr could have done it.
	The FBI could have done it.
	They had far more resources to do it, and yet they didn't do it.
	Yeah, absolutely stunning.
	I need to ask you what happens next, but what's the latest?
	Are you going to turn the movie into a book?
	What's the status of the 2000 Mules publication?
	The book is out.
	It's been out just a few days and normally I release the book and the movie at the same time.
	But there's an advantage here.
	The movie kind of outran the book.
	I didn't want to slow it down.
	I wanted to get it out as quickly as possible.
	The advantage of the book coming a few months later is I've been able to take full stock of what are the questions, both genuine as well as some of the debunkings and the attacks on 2,000 Mules.
	So there's a debunking of the debunkers in the book and concepts that I think require fuller exposition, more explanation, more references, more footnotes.
	You can do all of that in a book in a way that you can't in a movie.
	Right.
	Get the book right now.
	It's just been out a couple of days.
	2,000 mules.
	Dinesh is going to stay with us for one more segment.
	But note, breaking news.
	Breaking news about the Pelosi attack.
	We'll share with you momentarily.
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	We're keeping the mics hot on Rumble, Dinesh.
	- Okay.
	Oh, that's fine.
	Actually, to be honest, Debbie's like, I got to check out this PhD weight loss because she saw the pictures and she's impressed.
	Oh my gosh, I've got to show you.
	Hang on.
	You won't believe what Katie looks like.
	Debbie's going to make a cameo appearance here to see what you... Good!
	Good.
	Hang on.
	I'm texting both of you right now.
	Forget about me losing weight.
	This is what Katie looks like now.
	She looks exactly the same as she did when I met her 26 years ago.
	Look at your phone right now.
	Have you got your phone?
	I do.
	I have it right here.
	Hold on.
	We're going to take a look.
	Three minutes.
	Here honey, take a look.
	Oh wow, look at that!
	Look at that waistline!
	As she said, we were driving somewhere like a week ago, and just totally randomly, I'm driving, blah blah blah, and she says to me out of the blue, I'm the happiest I've ever been.
	And I said, okay, well that means I'm happy too, so I tell you.
	Mike Gallagher, he's the guy who found the advertiser.
	He lost 50 pounds.
	I lost 40.
	Katie lost 36.
	It's incredible.
	You eat five times a day.
	It really is amazing.
	What?
	Yeah.
	We'll check it out.
	We're starving.
	We eat one time a day and we can't lose any weight.
	All right.
	If you want, I'll connect you to them.
	They're based in North Carolina.
	Great company.
	She was a ballerina who always had real issues with gaining weight and losing weight.
	And then she was injured.
	She got a PhD in nutrition, and then she built this whole system.
	Fascinating.
	Yeah.
	All right.
	Wow.
	So who's the book with?
	Is it Regnery or somebody else?
	No, it's Regnery.
	Good.
	Good, good, good.
	Yeah, we've been taking into account all the revised facts that are coming out about Pelosi.
	Yeah.
	The original fact.
	Just wait a minute, there'll be something else.
	I made it onto the front cover of the Washington Post today as one of the people spreading scurrilous rumors about Pelosi.
	Right.
	Well, you know, this is a new mood, Seb.
	All right, I guess we're back on.
	So we got a minute.
	We got a we got a minute.
	Oh, well, I was just saying that, you know, this is Republicans are so used to being intimidated by this sort of revelation.
	Yeah, especially the last minute revelation.
	But I think it's a new mood in the MAGA movement where, you know, we just don't we're not too phased by all this.
	And we just don't care anymore.
	We just don't care.
	Well, and you never did.
	You were always a fighter.
	Well, it's, uh... Boy.
	Fifty seconds.
	Alright, standby.
	Don't want to come in with anything?
	Um... Oh, yeah.
	Come in with nine.
	That's really good.
	That's apropos.
	Nine.
	Oh, yeah.
	Alrighty.
	No liner, Alex.
	Alrighty.
	30 seconds.
	Thank you.
	Thank you.
	Um, Babbel X is a social media exploitation tool or what the Bureau calls SOMEX since they love acronyms so much.
	And the tool is used to crawl across multiple platforms of social media.
	And when used properly, it's an appropriate law enforcement tool.
	It can be used very narrowly, very specific keywords and very specific geographic areas.
	And so then you end up with a very appropriate tool.
	But if that is expanded, it has some very questionable constitutional issues that come up, specifically your First Amendment right to free speech and whether the government should be monitoring it. - Okay.
	The FBI just willy-nilly monitoring your social media use.
	Maybe they should be monitoring nudist pro-hemp activists like DePape who attacked the Speaker of the House's husband at 2 a.m.
	in the morning.
	Breaking news guys!
	Breaking news!
	He is As of current reporting, an illegal alien.
	Yes, the man who attacked Paul Pelosi is an illegal alien.
	We'll share more of that, but we have a very important guest with us.
	He is the director.
	He is the producer, along with his muse, Debbie, of the superlative 2000 Mules movie.
	If you haven't seen it, what are you waiting for?
	Go to SalemNow.com, watch it, buy a DVD, send it to your friends.
	It is the empirical proof The empirical proof that they stole the last election.
	It is out now in book format.
	You can get it from my publisher, Regnery 2000 Mules.
	They thought we'd never find out they were wrong.
	The full story.
	So, Dinesh, if we ignore the spurious fact-checkers who think that geolocation is far, far too inaccurate for ballot harvesting and mules, but it's a danger to abortion clinics, there's a certain bit of double standards there.
	The criticism I heard often from those who want to have clean elections is, oh my gosh, Dinesh proved it.
	What now?
	What happens next?
	Does the book help with this?
	Can we like, can I buy a hundred copies of the book or a thousand copies of the book and just give it to local sheriffs in Georgia and elsewhere?
	Can you walk us through what the consequences of the book and the movie should be now as we stand eight days before an election?
	Yeah, certainly.
	The movie, interestingly enough, I had a section at the end of the film over, so now what?
	What can be done?
	What can secretaries of state do?
	What can attorneys general do?
	What can legislatures do?
	And what can you do?
	What can the ordinary citizen do?
	The problem is that in a film, if you put this stuff at the end, it tends to become a little bit Think Tanky or Wonky, it breaks the energy, if you will, of a film.
	It's sort of like if you were watching the Shawshank Redemption and the last scene was, you know, a discussion of penal reform at Shawshank.
	It would like ruin the movie, right?
	So I had to pull that out of the film just to make the film do what a film does.
	But in a book, it's very appropriate.
	And so the last chapter of the book is a fairly detailed look at what are the things that need to happen.
	Now, some good things are happening.
	Obviously, I think one thing the film has done is it's widely increased awareness of the vulnerability of these mail-in drop boxes.
	More Republicans are volunteering to be poll watchers and poll judges.
	There are patriots in Arizona, you know, having tailgate parties and camping out at the drop boxes.
	So I think it's a message to the Democrats that we're on to you.
	We know the kind of stuff you pull.
	Don't you dare try it this time.
	All right, so let's get very concrete.
	If we've got the book now, if we've got the so what, we've got an election in eight days, then we've got 2024, we know they're going to try the same shenanigans again.
	If you had to prioritize one thing that perhaps maybe the GOP isn't going to do because they're useless, but local conservatives, the state houses who have the constitutional duty to run the elections, What's the first thing that should be done?
	Is it getting rid of mail-in ballots?
	Is it getting rid of the drop boxes?
	What is Dinesh, after you've seen this, what Catherine, what Greg provided you, what is the first most important thing that could help secure the election?
	Well, I mean, if I were advising legislatures, I would tell them to, let's do it the way we used to.
	Let's have an election day.
	Let's have people show up in person and vote.
	Vote with paper ballots.
	Yeah, you can use machines to count them, but you got the backup paper ballots.
	So if you do a recount, you can always check and make sure the machines are doing it right.
	And you have exceptions in rare cases.
	People who are sick, people who are in the military, people who are abroad, they get to vote by absentee ballot.
	But you don't normalize the mail-in ballot process.
	Now, I recognize that these laws are made at the state level, and so there are going to be states that do have mail-in drop boxes.
	And I think in those situations, what we have to insist upon is that there's 24-hour surveillance of all drop boxes.
	You don't need a new law.
	It's already in the election rules.
	It's just that the election rules were ignored under the pretext of COVID, and that can't be allowed to continue to happen.
	All right, we've got the So What right now.
	You've got to watch the Moosevee.
	If you haven't, you've got to see it.
	You've got to follow him on all social media platforms, especially his podcast.
	Thank you, Dinesh.
	The book is 2,000 mules.
	It's just out.
	You have the now So What answer to the evidence of how they stole the elections.
	God bless you.
	And Debbie, and let's pray for Catherine and for Greg Phillips.
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	What about the arrests?
	They've arrested the heroes of 2,000 mules.
	Yeah.
	Such BS.
	Yeah.
	Oh, can you give me five?
	Line five or cut five?
	Line.
	Mic's on or off?
	On.
	On.
	Mic's on.
	Alright.
	Hi, who's this?
	Hello?
	Yes, who's this?
	Lawrence.
	What's your question?
	What's your comment, Lawrence?
	I just wanted to bring up what's going on in my local school district with my kids' 7th grade class.
	Go ahead.
	They had to do a project where they had to, like, act out a threesome.
	What's the name of the school?
	It's the Cary School District.
	The Susan Walker Elementary School.
	And under what class was this?
	Health.
	Alright, stay on the line.
	I want your email address.
	Give it to Jeff and we'll follow up.
	Thank you.
	Oh my gosh, we've got to play the neighbor.
	the neighbor of Pape.
	Oh, come in with that.
	Come in with that.
	Yeah, next two segments, you can do it.
	Yeah.
	Yep.
	I'll take some calls.
	Yes, I want all the details.
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	What was the event?
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	We'll go to your calls in a second, but you won't see this on the mainstream media.
	A real journalist went to the neighbors of this chap, DePape, the illegal alien that attacked Paul Pelosi, and they asked him, what's the neighbor like?
	Is he a crazy conservative?
	Is he into guns?
	Does he have a red MAGA hat?
	Did he vote for President Trump?
	Not so much.
	This is the neighbor of Paul Pelosi's attacker.
	Cut to.
	There's something strange about the whole household.
	The entire household is very, very strange.
	How about him?
	He is birds of a feather akin to them.
	So they are just, you know, nudist drug abusers and that's who gravitates towards them.
	And the children?
	I'm sorry, the children who live there, they seem to be underage or under 18?
	I'm not sure how old they are.
	And Trisha, again, what do you say their politics are?
	Um, I'm not sure.
	I would imagine that they're more left-leaning, uh, because of their support for, uh, the gay community, um, and for, uh, I'm sorry, for other people, but, uh, it is, uh, now I'm not sure what way they lean because... Because they have the flag, the LGBT flag with a hat.
	Yeah, yeah.
	But any signs of anti-Semitism?
	You know, they are completely unhinged, so I wouldn't be surprised at all.
	Completely unhinged with their pride flags, their BLM stickers.
	That's the neighbor of the person who tanked Pelosi, who, by the way, turned out to be an illegal alien.
	Let's go to your calls.
	Randy waiting very patiently in Knoxville.
	Randy, welcome to America First.
	Hey, Dr. Gorka.
	Here's a little Halloween spirit for you.
	That guy who broke into the Pelosi house you were just talking about, I heard that he had a bucket of water because he knew Pelosi is a witch and he wanted to throw it on her so he could watch her melt.
	I'm melting!
	I'm melting!
	Yes, a classic scene, a classic scene.
	What a world, what a world.
	But, you know, luckily she wasn't there.
	God, you know, Luckily she wasn't there.
	Now she can fly around on her broomstick all night like she does every Halloween and not have any kind of a problem.
	Yeah, shame it's not a broomstick.
	Shame it's a very, very large Air Force jet that you and I pay for, Randy.
	Thank you for your Halloween-themed call.
	Let's go to Arizona Line 3.
	David, David, welcome aboard.
	Hey, Sebastian.
	Happy Halloween.
	Greetings, my friend.
	So you had a call earlier from a guy in Arizona, kind of complaining there was some malarkey going on around drop boxes.
	Yes.
	Well, I'm telling you, I'm telling you, as boots on the ground here in Phoenix, that's not happening.
	It's a very positive thing going on here.
	I applied to work at a polling station.
	They didn't need me because there's so many.
	They're overstaffed.
	Yep.
	And I was at a function this weekend, a Cary Lake event.
	I've been to a few of these things, Sebastian.
	Yeah, you've been sending me photographs, my friend.
	I know you've been at several Cary Lake events wearing our t-shirts.
	You're a good man.
	That's right.
	And they love the shirt, by the way.
	But it was one this weekend, was very good.
	Rick Grinnell was there, Mercedes Schlapp, you know, all for Cary.
	But what I'm seeing is The storm troopers are out, these drop boxes, wherever they are, I've never seen one to be honest, are being watched, but everyone is flocking to the polling stations with early ballots.
	And those polling stations, there's eyes on the ground, seriously.
	There's boots on the ground, they're being watched, it's very positive.
	And I'm not in the prediction business as your fellow Salem host Dennis Craig says, but I think there's a red wave.
	It's up to us.
	It's up to us.
	Stay on the line, Dave, because you guessed it right.
	First of all, people, what the new item I put on the shelf behind me is.
	So he get his address again, Jeff, because we need to treat Dave for getting it right.
	Let's go to Bill.
	New York City, line four.
	Hi, Dr. Gorky.
	The interview with the president, President Trump, was fantastic.
	I'm calling today about Pennsylvania because a friend sent me a story from today's Epoch Times.
	I'll read you the headline.
	says Pennsylvania's Department of State has sent out over 249,000 ballots to unverified voters in 2022 election.
	And so this is like mayhem because apparently there's a new rule there that you send these ballots out, and then when you get them back, you have time, you verify who the sender is.
	And it seems to me that if we learn nothing from 2020, it's you've got to file an injunction, and you've got to file it before November 8th.
	So this afternoon, I was calling around.
	I called McCarthy's office.
	I called McConnell's office, and he took the message down.
	And surprise, surprise, I tried to call the RNC with this, and if you go to their website, they don't have a telephone number.
	It's like unlisted.
	And if you find out their address, and you just Google it, you can find the switchboard number.
	And surprise, surprise, you should do this if you have a chance on the air.
	They have a voice menu system with three selections.
	We're out of time, Bill.
	Stay on the line.
	I do want to do this on the air.
	I think this is a great idea.
	Stay on the line.
	Jeff's going to take down that number and we're going to go through the menu on air.
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	Two minutes.
	Where's that?
	Oh, play me cut 14. 14.
	Beyond convenience, this really is a matter of health and safety.
	Studies have shown that our switch to standard time can increase rates of seasonal depression, as well as heart problems and the risk of stroke.
	Researchers also believe that if we made daylight saving time permanent, there would be fewer car accidents and evening robberies, thanks to a more regular schedule and an extra hour of sun.
	Well, I'm all for getting rid of daylight savings too, but come on, the reasoning has to be a little more sound than that.
	Alright, one minute.
	Coming in with cut 14, no liner, Alex.
	No.
	Nope.
	All righty. All righty.
	All righty.
	All righty.
	Studies have shown that our switch to standard time can increase rates of seasonal depression, as well as heart problems and the risk of stroke.
	Researchers also believe that if we made daylight saving time permanent, there would be fewer car accidents and evening robberies, thanks to a more regular schedule and an extra hour of sun.
	Right, that's why there's a crime wave.
	Daylight savings!
	Why did I not work that out myself?
	Who is that, Eric?
	Who is that senator?
	That is Patty Murray, the senator from the state of Washington.
	How long has she been a senator?
	I think since the 80s, I believe.
	She's been there for quite some time.
	30 years!
	Jeff, how have I not heard of Patti Murray if she's been a senator for 30 years?
	Because you don't watch MSNBC.
	That's the one place where she does interviews.
	That's how I know her.
	Just mind-boggling.
	Just sheer... That is the definition of swamp.
	All right.
	Paul Pelosi's attacker is an illegal alien.
	Did you hear the dispatcher, the audio?
	I posted it.
	This is the local dispatcher talking about Paul Pelosi and his friend.
	Cut four!
	Hey, priority 910.
	2640 Broadway, cross of Scott and Normandy.
	I have a 14-hour copy.
	R.P.
	stated that there's a male in the home, and that he's going to wait for his wife.
	R.P.
	stated that he doesn't know who the male is, but he advised that his name is David, and that he is a friend.
	R.P.
	sounded somewhat confused.
	12-hour back in copy.
	Units, Code 3 to 2640 Broadway for a 14-hour.
	I have a 12-hour copy.
	15-hour also Code 3.
	Everyone, call the Vice Insufficient Units on scene 2640 Broadway.
	Special call, special call medic 66, location 2640 Broadway.
	RP is reporting person.
	That's the code they were using there.
	So Paul Pelosi sounded confused, but he said he knew the person's name, David, and that they were a friend.
	Why is the FBI involved?
	It's a house break-in.
	He's an illegal alien.
	Is he gonna get deported?
	Like they deported the illegal aliens of Martha's Vineyard?
	I don't think so.
	The story stinks, will we ever know.
	It's up to us and some real journalists to try and find out.
	Next, we've got a treat for you.
	Our latest special hour here on America First.
	It's not the manhood hour, because that's on Fridays.
	This ...is making movies great again.
	We're going to dedicate an hour every week to celebrating great actors and toxic masculinity!
	And we're gonna start with the one, the only... Bond.
	James Bond.
	We're going to celebrate it with our good buddy Mr. Regan of the Mr. Regan channel.
	Chris Cole's actor, author, scriptwriter.
	We're going to tell you who's the best Bond, which are the best ones, and which are the worst movies.
	Oh, look at that.
	He's playing the theme.
	Nicely done.
	I saw what you did there, Alex.
	This is America First coming to you live from the reliefactor.com studios.
	wherever you are, whatever you're doing, stay on this channel.
	Thank you.
	Of all the gin joints in all the towns in all the world, she walks into mine.
	Impressive.
	Most impressive.
	See anything you people wouldn't believe.
	I want to talk to God.
	Let's go see him together.
	Let's go see him together.
	Hold on to the boat.
	Neuf à la banque.
	I need another thousand.
	I admire your courage, Miss... Trench.
	Sylvia Trench.
	I admire your luck, Mr... Bond.
	James Bond.
	The first ever time we heard those phrases spoken by the one, the only, Sean Connery.
	Welcome, dear friends, to the first episode of what I hope to be a very, very long series in which we make movies great again.
	We celebrate toxic masculinity and good storytelling with a man who Well, he's going to be my partner in crime in saving culture.
	The Western civilization needs him!
	He is the host of the Mr. Reagan YouTube channel, Chris Coles.
	Welcome, my partner in crime.
	Well, thank you, sir.
	I could not be more excited.
	This is going to be fan-tastic.
	And I have a debt to pay right now to your friend as you were in Hawaii as we hatched this plot of ours to celebrate good movies.
	It was your buddy sitting in the car next to you who came up with the name for our show, is that correct?
	That's right.
	That's right.
	And actually, uh, after we were done with that conversation, we, you know, you hung up the phone or everything.
	And I think you said something like, okay, yeah, we'll think about it.
	We'll do some brainstorming.
	And I was like, all right.
	We got off the phone and Kurt was like, I don't understand why we need to do brainstorming.
	That's the name.
	He's just like, that's it.
	He knew.
	It was just like, there's nothing better.
	Alright, we salute him.
	Yes, it is making movies.
	Look how slick he is.
	He's got his Mr. Reagan mug in the first 30 seconds on the show.
	That's how.
	I'm gonna do that too.
	I've got my America first mug.
	See, I can do that too.
	I can do that too.
	But of course it's money punny.
	Oh, that's good.
	He is an actor, by the way.
	He is a scriptwriter and actor as well.
	He understands Hollywood, and that's why he's our perfect partner for this new show, this new hour of America First.
	For those who've missed fun sessions on the radio in the past, why?
	Where the hell were you?
	But for those who have, who is Chris Coles?
	Tell us about how you have been a thespian.
	Tell us a little bit about your channel before we dive into being licensed to kill.
	Well, I came to Los Angeles, actually, in order to write scripts.
	That's what I wanted to do.
	But it's a very difficult thing to do if you don't have connections.
	And, you know, I'm a white male, so I'm already at a bit of a disadvantage.
	You got a nice tan, though.
	That Hawaii tan is rather good.
	I've lost my white privilege.
	It's gone.
	That's not my joke.
	I think your producer gave me that one.
	But yeah, no, no, I was trying to sell scripts and whatnot.
	I was a failure.
	I was miserable.
	I was broke.
	And I, but I have this keen interest in politics.
	So at some point I had a camera, I was doing some short films and whatnot.
	And I said, you know what, I'm going to use this camera for good.
	I'm going to do, I'm going to do a YouTube channel.
	I'm going to call it Mr. Reagan.
	And I started shooting and the show blew up and the rest is history.
	The rest is indeed history.
	MrReaganUSA on Twitter.
	You've got to subscribe right now to his YouTube channel.
	He is famous for many, many things, especially his Who's Really Behind AOC viral video and my favorite, Toxic Masculinity by the Gillette ad.
	His parody of the Gillette ad, the totally PC woke ad, is one of the best things you will see.
	It is actually out loud funny.
	That's how good it is.
	All right, before we dive in to our favorite naval commander, Gotta ask you, favourite movie, let's set the bar.
	I'll tell you mine.
	Favourite movie I can watch a million times.
	Blade Runner.
	Your favourite movie?
	Oh, my favourite movie of all time.
	Yes!
	Not just my favourite Bond film.
	No, not just Bond.
	We just want to set the kind of frequency here.
	Come on.
	Oh, that's a tough one.
	I'll tell you what, when I was growing up, when I was a child...
	It was Superman the movie.
	Superman the movie.
	Truly a classic and I think underrated today.
	We'll do that in the next episode.
	How about that?
	I love it.
	I love it.
	I love that movie.
	Truly part of my childhood.
	Alright, when you were growing up... I love the Thin Man movies now that I'm a little bit older.
	I don't know if you've seen the Thin Man movies.
	Absolute classics.
	Rob Roy I think is an underrated film from the 90s.
	Interesting.
	A fantastic movie, Robert.
	Actually got a pro-life message there at the end, which is, I don't think that it was intentional, but it ends up being so.
	It's a very good film.
	All right, my gosh, this is why you're the perfect partner for this.
	Okay, that's it.
	We've got our next two episodes already planned.
	All right, let's begin.
	Why is Bond so iconic?
	Why has this franchise, until it was destroyed this year, why has it lasted for 60 years?
	Give us your cultural dissection of the James Bond phenomena.
	Not just the books, but especially the movies, Chris.
	Well, you know, it's an interesting combination of things.
	I think early on it was a bit provocative, you know, sexually provocative.
	Stunningly beautiful women, great action.
	I mean, James Bond was an action film in an era before, you know, the sort of 80s big action films.
	Right.
	But also you had a man who had what we call in Sweden, what the Swedes call lagom, right?
	Not too much, not too little, yet just the right balance of everything.
	I'm learning Swedish now.
	This is fascinating.
	I didn't expect to learn Swedish.
	So what, like the balance of ruthless, but also charming?
	What are we talking here?
	You've got it exactly right.
	I mean, he's got toughness, but he doesn't put his toughness on display.
	I mean, one of his best traits is, I think, his understatement.
	And also, he's a bit self-deprecating.
	This scene's a beautiful example of understatement, right?
	Or a joke.
	These guys crash, they burn, they're dying.
	This guy comes up to James Bond and he says, what happened?
	And James Bond turns to him and he says, I think they were off to a funeral.
	And Sean could deliver that.
	I mean, Sean could really.
	I watched one of the Timothy Dalton's last night in prep for this show.
	And Timothy, never comfortable in his skin as a Bond.
	He could do the kind of, I'm a hard bastard, but he could never deliver the quips like Sean could.
	Or even Roger.
	Do you agree?
	You know what?
	I think you're absolutely right.
	I think that Daniel Craig is probably the worst at that.
	And here's the thing, because to me, James Bond, what makes James Bond, James Bond is the charisma.
	You have to have that element.
	And it's a kind of an aspect to a character that we don't really get in film anymore.
	Back in the days of like Clark Gable, Cary Grant, that was, I mean, like I said earlier, the Thin Man movies, the actor who plays the Thin Man, William Powell, He wasn't a particularly handsome man, but he was so unbelievably charismatic that you couldn't take your eyes off him.
	I think women fell in love with him, men wanted to be him, and that's what Bond was.
	I'm going to jump in here because I think this is one of the best scenes of any of the Bond movies.
	The fight with Red in the train car from Russia with Love.
	One of the best villains, don't you think?
	And who played the villain there?
	Robert Shaw, oh my gosh, what an underrated actor.
	Lost him far too early.
	A poet.
	The Quinn from Jaws.
	For me, I'll just jump in straight here.
	James Bond best movie is from Russia with Love, I would say, because it's classic.
	It's not overly gadget heavy.
	The favorite, because there's a difference, there's a difference.
	We've discussed this before we came on the show.
	I'm gonna ask you in a moment what yours are.
	So the best for me in the canon is this one, is from Russia with Love.
	My favorite, of course, and I think this is natural for most people, is the first one you see in an actual theater.
	I mean, that's when, it's like when I went to see Star Wars, age seven, and you're in a movie theater.
	Nothing.
	Nothing can beat being seven years old and being in a movie theater and seeing Star Wars.
	First one I saw as a child was The Spy Who Loved Me.
	You don't have to love Roger Moore, but when you're seven years old and you see that underwater Lotus Esprit It just changes everything.
	All right, we are making movies great again with my good buddy Chris Coles.
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	All right, we had Bogart open the show today for us.
	He is part of our opening credit sequence for the show.
	I don't want to Bogart the mic, because this is a joint production with our buddy Chris, so I'm going to hand it over to you.
	For me, it's from Russia with Love is Best, Sean Connery.
	Most one for me personal favorite, it's Roger Moore, The Spy Who Loved Me, because I saw it in a movie theater first.
	You tell me, for Chris Coles, Best Bond, favorite Bond.
	Let's start with who's the best actor for Bond?
	Well, Sean Connery, obviously.
	Thank you!
	Thank you!
	Sean Connery, obviously.
	Look, From Russia With Love, I think, is indisputably the quintessential Bond, the best Bond film.
	For me, the first Bond film I saw... Explain why.
	Let's unpack that.
	Before we get to the one you saw first, what is it about From Russia With Love that just hits every note perfectly?
	Interesting thing about From Russia With Love that people don't think about.
	I don't even think James Bond makes an appearance in the film until about halfway through.
	He's killed off, I think, in the opening sequence, right?
	But it turns out to be a double.
	It's a double that they're using for training.
	Okay, so for me, what a great Bond film is, is some outlandish villains, James Bond's pure charisma, To an extent to where it's almost unbelievable, but it's produced in such a way that it's entirely believable.
	You believe it.
	And From Russia With Love was done in this way.
	I mean, it was just such a good production.
	Doctor No was a fun film.
	It was a good film to be the first James Bond film.
	But From Russia With Love, and also, I tend to prefer the Bond films that are set in Europe.
	As opposed to, say, a tropical location or the United States of America.
	Whenever they're in America, I'm unimpressed.
	I'm never impressed with the American settings for James Bond.
	But I love From Marshall With Love.
	I don't know if those are the same reasons that you love the film.
	Also, the train.
	James Bond on a train is just good.
	Now, what about this?
	We're showing George Lazenby right now.
	He only made one movie, The Australian, who walked into Cubby Broccoli's office in a suit.
	That Sean Connery had left at the Taylors, bald as brass.
	Not a bad movie.
	I mean, not everybody's favorite Bond, but Diana.
	Diana Rigg.
	Come on.
	Diana Rigg.
	I will say, when I first saw this film, I was very impressed.
	And to this day, I don't really understand why it so poorly received.
	And I do think it's because it was just the first Bond after Connery.
	And people just said, this isn't Connery.
	This isn't Bond.
	But if you watch that film and you think about the kind of over-the-top nature of James Bond films and how they did get a little bit silly at times, On Her Majesty's Secret Service was a film in which Bond shows a great deal of emotion and it's the first time, and you actually see him for the first time I think ever, show real fear.
	There's a moment, I believe it's a skating rink, And he shows real fear and I think, wow, they really humanized Bond in this version.
	And it's sort of like the same thing with From Russia With Love.
	If you can make it naturalistic, if you can make it believable, then I'm much more invested in the film.
	And they really did that well with Her Majesty's Secret Service.
	Less exploding sharks and more fights on trains, right?
	And actually, one of the best adaptations of one of the novels.
	Very, very close to the novel.
	Yes, very close to the novel.
	Okay, you said best Bond movie.
	What's your favorite?
	What's your childhood experience?
	Talk to us about that.
	Well, that'll have to be Goldeneye.
	Yeah, I actually think Goldeneye, and I think Goldeneye is actually a quintessential Bond film.
	I think it's a magnificent production.
	You've got action almost all the way through and the lulls are funny and fun.
	It's a fun, it's a fun Bond.
	It's not heavy.
	You know, even on a top, you know, the femme fatale, it's done with a little wink in the eye.
	So I'd have to say that I agree.
	But please, would you concur with me that we will not mention Daniel Craig again?
	I mean, okay, let me let me just quickly explain why Daniel Craig films don't work as Bond films.
	Okay, this film is funny.
	It doesn't take itself so super seriously, but it's done in a way that you believe it.
	Like I said, even though there's these absurd scenes like this where he's, you know, he's like chasing after the plane, he like jumps after the plane and like, He crawls in it while he's falling through the air.
	It's absolutely absurd.
	But it's amazing.
	You believe it.
	You love it.
	It seems realistic enough.
	The Daniel Craig films, that seems to be all they go for, and they don't strike the balance of comedy, and they take themselves way too seriously.
	Well, I think one of my favorite media commentators is The Critical Drinker, the Scottish YouTuber.
	No, it'll be fine.
	It'll be fine.
	It'll be fine.
	The message.
	When he says, the message.
	And he kind of nailed it.
	Daniel Craig never looks like he's enjoying himself.
	I mean, you know, Sean, George, Roger.
	He looks miserable.
	He looks miserable!
	And the other thing is, it was, it was, um, It was the Matt Damon movies.
	They were trying to turn Bond into the Bourne ultimatum, the Jason Bourne.
	This is ripping off Jason Bourne, right?
	Yeah, Jason Bourne came along and it sort of changed what an action film was.
	And unfortunately, the Bond folks forgot what a Bond film was because they were so enamored with the Bourne series, they made James Bourne.
	And they didn't include, this drove me nuts about Casino Royale and people were complaining about Daniel Craig being cast.
	I liked Daniel Craig actually when he was cast because he had done a film called Layer Cake which was excellent and in Layer Cake he does this scene where he's He's a guy who's never shot a gun before.
	He's never really used a gun.
	He's got to get a gun.
	Somebody gives him a gun, and he's going around pretending to be Bond, you know?
	And the guy's like, give me that, you idiot.
	But when he's playing around with the gun, he looks like Bond.
	They do a good job of making him seem a bit Bond-like.
	And so I thought, you know what?
	He could be Bond.
	And obviously, the producer saw the same film and said, OK, we're going to bring him in.
	But they just, they lose that charm.
	They lose that charm because they were trying too hard to be more like the Bourne films, which were a great, you know, they were very successful.
	But they weren't Bond films.
	I mean, it's a completely different premise.
	He's not sophisticated.
	He doesn't like caviar.
	He's lost his memory.
	He's been brainwashed by, you know, the CIA.
	It's not a Bond movie.
	And what they did with Casino Royale, in making it too much like the Bourne films, is they didn't include any of the Bond stuff.
	They took out the music.
	There was no, you know, they didn't, they didn't even have that score throughout the film.
	And it just made it kind of this generic 2000s Bournesque action movie.
	And I thought, yeah, it's a, it's a decent action film, but it's not a Bond film.
	And also the women in the Daniel Craig films just aren't of the same caliber as normal Bond girls.
	I mean, they're fine.
	They're beautiful women, whatever.
	But I re-watched The Spy Who Loves Me because you told me that it was your favorite Bond film.
	And I have to say, I could not take my eyes off that Bond girl the entire movie.
	I'm just like, Or the villainesses, when Carolyn Monroe gets out of the helicopter.
	I mean, come on!
	She's a hammer horror vampire legend!
	I think I cried a little inside when she was killed in the helicopter.
	When she was blown up.
	Alright, we're having far too much fun.
	We're going to talk about the music of Bond as well, based upon an amazing new documentary.
	But this is Making Movies Great Again with me, Sebastian Gorka, and my co-host, the one and only, the irrepressible Chris Coles.
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	All right.
	Did you have a chance, dear friend, to watch that documentary on the music of Bond?
	Yes, I didn't make it through the entire thing because I wanted to see entirety of Spy Who Loved Me.
	All right.
	So, guys, this came up by accident.
	I didn't know anything about it.
	You've got to check it out.
	It is on Amazon Prime right now.
	It's called The Sound of 007 Documentary.
	And I don't know about you.
	It propelled me.
	It was like watching a good James Bond movie because it goes through the birth of the original, you know, Monty Norman iconoclastic Bond theme.
	It's amazing origins as they actually coming from a play in a completely different soundtrack.
	And then The philosophy of the music, all the different singers and bands who had the opportunity to give the iconic Bond theme to each of the movies.
	And then, I didn't even realize this, my son's favorite composer, Hans Zimmer, who was involved with the Daniel Craig movies, his fun exposition of the importance in music.
	So, if you guys haven't seen it, check it out.
	The Sound of 007.
	Documentary.
	So crucial, isn't it?
	I mean, you are a movie guy.
	You're a Hollywood guy.
	A movie stands or falls on its soundtrack, doesn't it?
	It used to.
	It used to.
	I have to admit, I did skip through the Billie Eilish bits of the documentary.
	I don't have any distaste for Billie Eilish.
	I was just like, not interested.
	No, no.
	Look, in the 1980s, I remember as a child growing up, I don't know if you really remember the television shows of the 80s, but the music was absolutely sensual.
	What do you mean?
	I watch them every night.
	I go home and I put them on the DVD.
	Sorry, go ahead.
	The A-Team, MacGyver, Quantum Leap, you know, these shows, they didn't always just have the theme song at the beginning and the end of the show, which, you know, made you excited to watch the show and made you satisfied that you'd watch an awesome show.
	They had the music in the episodes as well.
	Anytime, I have a buddy from England, actually, and he calls the A-Team soundtrack building things music.
	And the reason he calls it that is because every episode of the A-Team they would always build some kind of monstrosity.
	Yes!
	They had to have a MacGyver moment, right?
	Right, right.
	And they would build a vehicle to, like, fight the enemies with.
	And they would always build that to the theme song of the A-Team.
	And whenever... Okay, so there's a show called Top Gear, which you and I have discussed.
	We both enjoy this show.
	Love it.
	And they used to build cars on Top Gear, which were something kind of like A-Team cars, these bizarre monstrosities.
	And they would always play the A-Team music over that building montage, and it always made me laugh every single time.
	It was genius.
	Anyway, the point I'm trying to make here is that music used to be quintessential.
	Such a great deal of importance when you were watching any kind of television show or film.
	I mean, think about Indiana Jones.
	The music was quint, you know, absolutely critical.
	You think about, uh, think about, uh, Back to the Future.
	Think about Superman, Star Wars, you know, all the moves of the 80s, all the TV shows of the 80s.
	Music was so important.
	James Bond music is so important.
	And then, like I said, when they make Casino Royale, they kind of took out the James Bond music from the movie.
	And I just thought, What are they doing?
	I don't think they brought it back until Skyfall.
	No, no.
	They actually played a bar of it at the end of Casino Royale.
	At the very end, as he's standing there on the steps of the Italian villa, they said, that's when we're going to introduce the movie, which is like a little bit late.
	On Casino Royale.
	Can I just, I want to get this out there in front of three million listeners.
	If I wanted to go to a movie theater and watch a man have his testicles hammered with a heavy weight, I'd make that decision.
	I don't want to go to a Bond movie to see that happen.
	Torture scenes involving testicles, not my cup of tea as we say.
	All right, got it.
	Yes?
	My favorite Bond girl was just on the screen there.
	Mary and Dabo?
	We just missed her.
	Whoever it was in this, from the Dalton one.
	Oh my gosh, Marion Darbo, the French actress.
	Living Daylights, I can't remember.
	Yes, Living Daylights.
	I was on the set of this movie.
	I broke into the set of this movie because my best buddy lives about five miles from Pinewood Studios, and there's a massive hole in the fence, so we just go and hang out on the 007 stage on the weekend.
	Oh, that's amazing.
	Dude.
	One of the most beautiful women in movie history, I feel like.
	All right, I gotta ask you, best James Bond song or theme?
	What's your favorite?
	Which movie?
	Oh, gosh, that's a great question.
	I think I'm just gonna have to pick Goldeneye just because that was, you know, that was my era.
	All right.
	I like that.
	You know, it's not the best Bond song, I will say.
	That's Tina Turner, right?
	That's Tina Turner.
	It's Tina Turner.
	In reality, it's probably the, whatever it is, the Eagles.
	Paul McCartney.
	It's probably Paul McCartney.
	Oh, my favorite is Live and Let Die.
	Live and Let Die.
	Paul McCartney.
	With that funny reggae thing in the middle.
	Okay, I'm cool with it.
	Absolutely, you know, it's a brilliant song just on its own.
	It's a brilliant song and it's got energy.
	Best soundtrack, instrumental, shockingly, is Lazenby's On Her Majesty's Secret Service.
	That Bond soundtrack, that theme, that is an instrumental, absolutely superb.
	I'll have to go back Oh, it's the best.
	I've got it on my phone.
	I'll play it for you.
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	Okay, I dread doing this because we are talking about perhaps the most successful movie franchise just celebrated its 60th birthday.
	Chris Coles.
	Bad James Bond movies.
	Bad James Bond moments.
	We're going to write off Daniel Craig.
	We're not even going to discuss that guy who looks like a football hooligan as opposed to a British intelligence officer.
	Maybe some of the Roger Moore ones.
	Where are we pushing the envelope in terms of quality bondage, if we would say?
	And I gotta say, I gotta say here, Moonraker's pretty good.
	I mean, okay.
	I have never watched Moonraker.
	It's the one I've not seen.
	What?!
	I know.
	Pause.
	Pause this show.
	Off you go.
	Alright, so this is good.
	This is good.
	This is good.
	Because we have a Moonraker virgin on the show right now.
	He's going to watch it after the show and he's going to report to us for episode two.
	Because here, the charge is it was made 78 or 79.
	You know, Star Wars.
	Star Trek the movie, they wanted to ride that bandwagon.
	However, I gotta tell you, this battle scene by Derek Meddings, the amazing British special effects artist, bloody good.
	It holds up, it holds up.
	However, it's the second outing for Jaws.
	The Jaws sub story is a little bit schmaltzy to say the least.
	All right, we'll get back to that in another episode.
	Talk to us about some Some questionable moments, maybe Mr. Big, Mr. Kananga, the New Orleans.
	Yeah, I will say probably the first ever Roger Moore outing I think was probably one of the worst James Bond films.
	I mean, look, the film that you're talking about, The Spy Who Loved Me, I'm going to go off on a slight tangent.
	Yeah, go ahead.
	I re-watched it last night, and I have to say, it really is an excellent film.
	It does hold up.
	I re-watched it, because I did watch it as a child, obviously, and who does not love the car that turns into the submarine?
	The Lotus Esprit?
	Oh my gosh!
	I'm watching that moment, I start laughing, and I'm like, I forgot about this!
	I had forgotten about it, and it just brought back this joy from my youth, seeing that car turn into that submarine.
	It's such a beautiful moment.
	But there were so many good moments in that film, and I have to say, Spielberg has mentioned that he had wanted to do a James Bond film, and that Lucas, they wouldn't let him because he had too much of a Spielbergian style.
	And he's complaining about this to George Lucas on the beach, and George Lucas says, well, I've got a character better than James Bond.
	You can shoot that.
	It's called Indiana Jones.
	Right.
	Well, here's the thing.
	I believe that at the time that they had that conversation, they had been inspired in the same way you were inspired by The Spy Who Loved Me, because that came out You know, a few years before the Indiana Jones Raiders of the Lost Ark did.
	But if you watch from Russia, if you watch Spy Who Loved Me and you think about it, there are a lot of parallels.
	Yes.
	Right?
	They have the Lawrence of Arabia theme.
	They even have the Lawrence of Arabia theme song in both Raiders and Spy Who Loved Me.
	There's a moment where he's been beaten up and she's sort of like tending to his wounds.
	And there's this little charming scene where she says, well, what are we going to use for a bandage?
	And he says, what about this?
	And he starts taking her shirt off.
	It's great.
	And they have a very similar scene in Raiders.
	And then there's a scene where they're both in different train cars.
	And there's a very similar thing in Temple of Doom.
	And I feel like we don't really realize this, but there was a lot taken from Spy Who Loved Me that went into Indiana Jones.
	Right.
	It's an amalgam of James Bond and Flash Gordon, really, when you look at, you know... And Tarzan, maybe, a little bit.
	Tarzan.
	I mean, all of the stuff, you know, Star Wars, Raiders, they're all feeding on each other.
	And perhaps this is where we have to get a little bit meta in our analysis, where we probably have to have an episode on On why these narratives so are intertwined.
	But let's talk about this movie that we're showing right now.
	Eric has done an amazing job with our B-roll.
	This is Sean comes back because of the lawsuit with one of the co-authors of the original Thunderball.
	He had the rights.
	You know, Cubby Broccoli lost the law case and the scriptwriter had the rights to make Thunderball again 15 years later.
	And this is Never Say Never Again.
	Connery comes back.
	You know, I can't hate this movie.
	I know it's not, you know, canon in the traditional sense, but Sean's back, Fatima Blush, the villainess, is just so over-the-top, it's hilarious.
	Then you've got Klaus Maria von Brandauer as the villain.
	Are you kidding me?
	That's incredible!
	And then James Fox as M. Sorry, Chris, I can't hate this movie.
	Am I in trouble?
	You know, honestly, I haven't seen this in so long.
	Is this the one where he's crawling through some kind of a sewer pipe or something like that and there's this little rat next to him and he says, One of us smells like a tart, and then he smells himself and he goes, I believe it's me.
	Yes, because he fell on a bottle of perfume.
	He crushed a bottle of perfume.
	That's right.
	And there's two gay villains.
	Do you know who this guy is right now who's fighting Bond?
	This goes exactly to the point you just made.
	The guy who's fighting Bond in the health spa is the massive, bald Nazi from Raiders of the Lost Ark who gets sliced up by the propeller of the flying Delta plane.
	Did you know that?
	I did not know that.
	That's how much of a geek I am.
	That is how much of a geek I am.
	I love that.
	Same guy.
	I love that.
	I didn't know.
	All right, so we've got to analyze why this stuff... Oh, let's do it.
	Is it dead?
	Is it gone?
	They've killed Bond.
	Is the franchise over, Chris, now, as far as decent men, red, meat-eating men are concerned?
	Well, it doesn't have to be.
	It doesn't have to be.
	When I was in high school and we did go watch Goldeneye, you know, I was lucky enough to know women when I was in high school.
	So there was a few with me in the theater.
	And when we left, somebody stated in the car on the way home, um, you know, one day Chris is going to play James Bond.
	And for some reason, yeah, everybody, like she had this premonition.
	I don't know what it was and everybody in the car.
	And at that time I wasn't, had nothing to do with acting or anything like that.
	And everybody in the car was like, yep, that's going to happen.
	That's going to happen.
	And I'm like, Sean, don't worry.
	You guys are ridiculous.
	Are you trying to make me feel small now?
	I mean, I'm the one with the British accent.
	I'm the one who served in military intelligence.
	I mean, come on, dude.
	You're trying to one-up me on my own show here?
	You're a fucking life, James Bond.
	But you know, everybody does call you a Bond villain.
	So I say this, right?
	Let's go to the Broccoli family.
	I propose that we just remake a James Bond, right?
	We set it in the 60s or in the 50s or something like that, like a, you know, proper remake.
	And, uh, you know, you play the villain, I'll play Bond and we'll, it'll be, it'll be amazing.
	I like it.
	I like it.
	Question is, can you do a British accent, Mr. Thespian?
	Actually, This is the truth.
	I've actually probably gotten more roles with a British accent than an American accent.
	Wow!
	Alright, I'm gonna go off right now.
	I'm gonna go off right now.
	I'm gonna check his IMDB page.
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	Now, Chris, before we look up Barbara Broccoli, I mean, my producer Jeff can get anybody's cell phone numbers.
	So before we get Barbara Broccoli on the blower and ask her whether she'd be interested in a remake of From Russia With Love, I'll be red.
	I'll play the Russian hard guy.
	You can play Sean Connery.
	I'll test her British accent.
	I'll go and watch some of your movies.
	But in the meantime, let's have a little bit of fun.
	For the last couple of minutes, Who could be a good replacement?
	Now that Daniel Craig is thankfully killed off as Bond, I like the idea of having the actor from the police procedural, Luther, Idris Elba.
	I'm cool with a black Bond.
	Idris Elba could carry it off if they cast him soon because he's probably my age.
	Anybody comes to mind who could have that?
	You know, classic, Connery-esque bondage to him.
	Who would you like to see in the role?
	Until we do our remake.
	Right, until we do our... Well, you know, okay, I have to say this about Idris Elba.
	I don't like race swapping, generally.
	And the reason I don't like race swapping is because iconic characters become iconic for a certain set of reasons, right?
	I mean, there's a certain sort of like combination of ingredients.
	It's like making a stew or something like that, right?
	And the more you change the ingredients, the more distant it gets from the originals.
	So you want to try to keep it as much the same as you can.
	And if you look at the books, the books are very explicit.
	I mean, you know, Ian Fleming takes time to describe what James Bond looks like.
	He said it's a more vicious, a harder version of Hoagy Carmichael.
	So you've actually got a guy's face, and he says a more tougher version of that.
	So if we don't try and even placate the Wokeristas even a little bit, is there an actor out there who you think could fit the bill?
	Well, I will say this about Idris Elba.
	If they were to cast a black actor as James Bond, if they were to do something like that, I don't like Idris Elba.
	And it's not because... It's because he's got a bit of a Cockney accent.
	Yeah, he's a bit common.
	He's a bit common.
	Right.
	And Bond is more sophisticated.
	I mean, he's not...
	He's not necessarily just sophisticated, but he does have a kind of RP.
	Yes.
	Oh, totally.
	He's totally RP.
	And that's why Ian Fleming hated Sean Connery to begin with.
	Because he was Scottish and he wasn't RP.
	He wasn't RP, but he put it on well enough that he pulls it off.
	Have you seen some of Sean Connery's earlier films?
	Like that Leprechaun movie.
	Yeah, or The Hill.
	Darby O'Gilden, The Little People.
	He's much more Scottish.
	Oh yeah.
	And he changes it for Bond and, you know, pulls it off brilliantly.
	Who is good today?
	It's tough, isn't it?
	It's a very tough question.
	I think who they're probably going to bring in.
	I don't know this for sure.
	Who's the guy that plays the villain in Batman?
	They'll probably bring him in.
	Which villain?
	Oh, you mean the heavy guy?
	Tom What's-His-Face?
	Yeah, Hardy.
	I think they'll probably bring somebody like that in.
	He's too heavy.
	He's too big and heavy.
	Oh, I agree.
	Well, I agree.
	But, you know, they change things a little bit here and there.
	But I just can't think of anybody.
	He could be a nobody.
	No, we've come to it.
	It has to be Chris Coles.
	I mean, you know, we've done the empirical research.
	You know what?
	Forget the Bond villain.
	Why don't you play M?
	Oh, I do M. I do M. As long as I get to choose Moneypenny.
	That's what I'm saying.
	Because we love toxic masculinity here and we don't mind it.
	This has been far too much fun.
	We could do this for hours.
	He's off to watch Moonraker.
	I'm off to watch his British accents on IMDb.
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