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March 15, 2024 - Sebastian Gorka

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Sebastian Gorka FULL SHOW: Corrupt judge allows Fani Willis to get off scot-free

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	you you
	you You lied
	You perjure yourself about the man you were having an affair with and when that affair started.
	An individual who's not qualified for the job you gave him in your office and then provide him with $700,000 of taxpayer funds.
	You go on lavish vacations almost every month with that individual.
	And you pay for those vacations and are caught.
	And then when your integrity is questioned on the stand, after you've lied about when the affair started, you're asked, well, did you reimburse the married man you were having an affair with for all the things that he paid for during those vacations?
	And you say, well of course I did every last red cent.
	Can you prove you did that?
	Oh no, I just deal in cash.
	I just have mounds of cash at home because you wouldn't understand, it's an ethnic thing.
	Wow, how racist.
	And then what happens when you're caught red-handed committing perjury?
	Lying about the funds that you gave your lover and that he then spent on you and you didn't reimburse him?
	Come on.
	We're not idiots, Fanny Willis.
	The judge in the case, who, by the way, donated to your campaign, and who was your subordinate, that individual says, oh, give me a couple of weeks to think about it.
	I'll get back to you.
	And then this morning, what does he do?
	The most cuckolded, soy boy, milquetoast, please don't be nasty to me, Fanny, and all of the black voters in Fulton County, because I'm in an election in a few weeks time!
	What does the judge do?
	The white judge, of course.
	He says, oh, this was so wrong.
	But it's not that wrong.
	If you just, you know, stop having sex with that guy and texting him 14,000 times a month.
	We're good.
	We're good, Fanny.
	Wink, wink.
	You know, don't forget, tell your buddies to vote for me.
	That's what Judge Scott McAfee did this morning.
	Hey Jeff, how would a judge in America police a decision whereby you have to cease your affair with somebody?
	Is he gonna like sit in Fannie Willis' bedroom for the next 30 years?
	I'm curious, how does that work in America?
	I don't think that's possible.
	So it's garbage, right?
	Yeah, I think she could easily lie.
	Right, so the whole thing's a joke?
	Exactly.
	Yeah, thank you.
	Just the whole... The judge?
	Judge Scott McAfee thinks that we're going to believe this.
	Oh Fannie, make sure you stop having your affair with that guy and then you can keep prosecuting Donald Trump.
	You're worse than a spineless wimp.
	You're a facilitator.
	You're colluding.
	With those who are perpetrating the political persecution of the man who just happens to be the frontrunner for the highest office in the land.
	Let's put it in the right context.
	Yes, it's one case.
	One of many.
	From Judge Enger on to Jack Smith to Judge Chook Can and Judge Cannon.
	Shall I go on?
	But it's what?
	It's the political perversion of the judicial system for the purposes of what?
	Interfering with an election.
	Just like Chuck Schumer yesterday said that Benjamin Netanyahu shouldn't be the Prime Minister of Israel.
	That's election interference.
	Isn't it weird how they talk about conservatives and MAGA voters as being election deniers?
	But when have we, Eric, when have conservatives, when has a conservative judge used the court system or the prosecutors to go after the leading Democrat candidate in any election?
	Can you give me one example in the last hundred years?
	Nope, it has never happened.
	I can count it on less than one hand because the number is zero.
	Zero, yeah.
	Let's talk about Nixon for a second because there's this convention with, oh, Nixon and his political enemies in the blacklist.
	Look, I'm not a big fan of Nixon.
	I thought he was a bit of a weirdo.
	But he didn't actually commit any crimes in Watergate.
	Not one.
	Don't take my word for it.
	Read Lord Conrad Black's exhaustive presidential history of Nixon.
	The plumbers, G. Gordon Liddy and everybody else, they weren't in the control of the White House or Nixon.
	And what's the truth about the missing minutes of White House audio?
	Well, I've just filmed a new TV series, where I'll tell you the truth about it, because we know what really happened.
	A. Why did they break into the DNC Watergate offices?
	It wasn't about bugging the future candidates or the DNC, because they went for one particular desk, For a very low-level secretary.
	Why?
	Why?
	Oh, because in her desk was a little black book of the prostitutes the DNC used for the high-level donors coming into DC and the political special guests, if you get my drift.
	Mm-hmm.
	That's the real reason.
	And then what's on the audio tape when Nixon suddenly says, don't, don't, don't get the FBI involved?
	What's he talking about?
	Is he talking about not getting the FBI involved in investigating the plumbers in the Watergate break-in?
	No.
	The conversation, which can now be discussed because all the people are dead, Asked James Rosen, one of the best investigative journalists on the issue, who actually interviewed the then Attorney General and has the receipts, is that there were very important Democrat donors to the Nixon campaign.
	And being a gentleman, Nixon didn't want to embarrass Democrats who had donated to his Republican campaign.
	He didn't want the FBI to embarrass them.
	That's what's really on those tapes.
	So not even Nixon is doing what Biden, what Merrick Garland, what Christopher Wray, what Judge Chutkan, Judge Engeron, Fannie Willis, Alvin Bragg are doing.
	Shall I give you more names?
	There is no justice in America if you are a conservative, and especially if you threaten the political monopoly of the Democrat cabal.
	If you threaten Joe Biden, if you threaten Hillary, Obama, and all of their bureaucrat deep staters in this stinking city that voted 93% for Joe Biden, that's like Saddam Hussein level election results. 93%?
	Try getting a fair trial here.
	Mark Elias, that scuzzball architect of the stolen 2020 election, actually tweeted about that recently.
	Good luck Donald Trump getting a fair election in DC!
	Yes, they just don't care.
	They're just so arrogant.
	Whether it's Molly Ball writing that 5,000, 6,000 word article in Time about the secret conspiracy of how we protected the 2020 election.
	Yeah, protected the 2020.
	We know what you mean by fortifying, right?
	Mark Zuckerberg's in it for the fair and free elections, right?
	He doesn't want Democrats to win.
	No, no, no.
	He's cool with whoever wins.
	Wake up, America.
	Wake up.
	I'm Sebastian Gawker.
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	Every time I hear that story, it just still blows my mind.
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	Well, if he's in Massachusetts in the Middleborough High School, that's what happens.
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	Alright, viral videos from state houses, is that like a contradiction in terms?
	Rarely, rarely ever happens, but in the last few days there has been one from a certain Adam Morgan of South Carolina and I just want to play it to you.
	Now listen to him and also his interlocutor because the interlocutor is perhaps even more shocking than what Representative Morgan says.
	Play cut!
	I get that the people in Colombia, that the lobby wants me to either not vote or to vote green on this.
	But my constituents want me to vote red and they want their tax money spent on core government functions, on their roads, on their schools.
	That's what they want their money spent on.
	They don't want us in here trying to play this government planning thing where we and our bureaus can figure out where the jobs should be, who should be employed, how much money should be allocated where in the private sector.
	It never works.
	It's socialism.
	It's never worked anywhere before.
	So what are we doing trying to do it here?
	Would you consider the fact that South Carolina's track record on bringing major projects into this state has a winning record and therefore, again, commerce should be listened to rather than those people back in your district that may not have ever brokered a deal, may not understand what it means to being a project, may not understand economic incentives.
	So what you're suggesting is we should listen to the people back home Mr. Rutherford, I don't think that you could have espoused a philosophy that disagrees more fundamentally than me.
	I completely disagree with you, and I think that you believe what you just said.
	No, I 100% am going to listen to the people back home who I represent in this house.
	And you should listen to the 40,000 people in your area and not the bureaucrats at Commerce.
	What a shocking idea!
	Represent the people you're the representative of?
	Wow.
	Let's find out how all of that actually began with South Carolina State Representative Adam Morgan.
	Welcome to America First.
	Hey Sebastian, thanks for having me on.
	I love the guy behind your interlocutor who's got his head in his hands.
	I don't know if he's napping or he's realizing, oh my good God, what is this person saying?
	Adam, tell us, how did this all begin?
	Because the clip is amazing.
	What triggered this?
	Hey, I want to represent the people who elected me.
	And no, don't listen to them!
	Yeah, so this bill that we're dealing with was a $1.3 billion tax incentive and cash handout to Volkswagen to bring them to South Carolina to make electric vehicles.
	Despite the fact that the EV market's tanking and Ford's cutting their production and even Volkswagen shut down their UK production of electric vehicles, no, the wisdom of the Uniparty in South Carolina was that we should hand out taxpayer cash to this company.
	And in my area, I got overwhelming numbers of people calling me saying, vote no, this is awful, it's pushing Green New Deal stuff, it's a terrible deal.
	I didn't have one person tell me to vote for it.
	And so I get to Columbia, we're debating it, and I just simply stood up and said, hey, you know what?
	I'm not really for corporate welfare.
	I don't think we should be playing in the market like this.
	And unfortunately, the minority leader jumped up and we started going back and forth.
	And that's when he started in the line of argumentation that, you know, who cares about your constituents?
	They're stupid.
	They're not smart enough to understand basic economics or how to create jobs.
	And the problem is that this is exactly what we see so much in politics today, where these elites think that they know best, that the government creates jobs, which they don't.
	The government doesn't create any jobs.
	The private sector does.
	And you even have Republicans joining with Democrats to push these crony deals and this creep of socialism into all of our institutions, even the private sector.
	And as you can tell, I was pretty shocked at his remarks and even tried to help him.
	I was like, oh, oh.
	And he still went all the way to say, you know what?
	Our people are idiots.
	Let's trust the bureaucrats because government knows best.
	I have to ask you, has he received any blowback for actually saying, ignore the people who voted for us?
	I'm just, as a human being, I'm curious.
	He has to have.
	I mean, it's been so viral on pretty much every platform for four or five days now.
	I know he's gotten a lot of flack.
	I will say, you know, he is the leader of the Democrat Party in the House.
	He's the minority leader.
	And when he was speaking, you heard it wasn't a mistake.
	He's very eloquent.
	He's very on message.
	He just said the quiet part out loud that they all believe, which government knows best, and we create jobs, and we'll take money from other businesses.
	and families and take it into the government and figure out where best to allocate it
	because we just are so much better than the American people.
	And it's so opposite of an America first approach.
	America is great because our people are great.
	So get the government out of the way and let the people be great.
	That's what the founding fathers meant.
	God bless you for saying what you said.
	You can follow this man on Twitter at Rep Adam Morgan and the website is VoteAdamMorgan.com South Carolina's 20th State House District.
	Keep doing what you do, Representative Morgan.
	That's voteadamorgan.com.
	I'm Sebastian Gorka.
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	You have that?
	Okay.
	You You have that okay
	I I know why that clip went viral.
	What's the name of the judge?
	We are.
	Yeah.
	How's it spelled?
	Okay.
	Right.
	There you go!
	There you go, John!
	See?
	Yeah, can I just post the Nathan Wade thing?
	Yeah, right, of course.
	I'm not sure if I'm going to post it.
	Why?
	Wrong.
	If Trump's convicted, he's barred from office.
	What does that do for your get-out-the-vote?
	Oh, uh-huh.
	You know what I mean?
	No one votes for Biden.
	They hate Trump.
	That's a good point.
	They're stuck.
	I didn't even think of that.
	Can you ask Boris quickly what he can talk about and what he can't?
	Yeah.
	Because I want to talk about this, if you can.
	Two minutes.
	Okay.
	70 seconds Can you play me three?
	Three.
	With our system of justice, it is designed to protect the accused.
	And if you have somebody who is talented, and Donald Trump has spent his entire career wielding the judicial system as his weapon and his shield, if you have somebody who is talented and wants to delay our system... I'm going to use that with Barnes.
	About three, okay.
	Alright, he's not answering, I just texted him.
	Alright.
	You You
	You With breaking news, here's Sebastian Gorka.
	Nathan Wade, the married guy, you know, who's having an affair with Fanny Willis and she lied about it on the stand as to where it started and the $700,000 she gave him to be a Trump prosecutor and the cash reimbursements that she paid him and, of course, she can't prove.
	Well, he has resigned from working for his lover.
	Yeah, his lover.
	I don't know if they're transsexual.
	Nathan Wade is out, so Fanny Willis can continue to politically persecute Donald Trump.
	Eric, what difference does it make?
	We were debating it in the break as to whether this is good or bad for the election.
	What's your take?
	I think for the election, I still think it's good overall for Trump, that this case still drags out.
	I think it would have been a win-win for him either way, because either she gets thrown off and they're just completely embarrassed and prove what a sham this is, Or she's kept on proving how biased and broken our judicial system is, and it drags on so it is still a news story for at least a few more months or however long it goes before the case collapses.
	Mr. G, your take?
	I don't think it's going to happen, so I really don't.
	You mean the case?
	No, I don't.
	I don't.
	So I'm not that worried about it.
	Because they're going to run out of time.
	Exactly.
	All right.
	We're going to talk to our buddy, President Trump's attorney, my former White House colleague, Boris Epstein.
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	That's bad, right?
	Democrats don't like that.
	Or do they?
	Or are they actually in favor of it?
	This clip has stirred up a hornet's nest, especially amongst Jewish Americans, because he is the most senior Democrat.
	In the Senate.
	And he's also Jewish.
	But he thinks he gets to decide who's the Prime Minister of Israel.
	Chuck Schumer, cut 15.
	Israel is a democracy.
	Five months into this conflict, it is clear that Israelis need to take stock of the situation and ask, must we change course?
	At this critical juncture, I believe a new election What's that got to do with you, Chuck Schumer?
	Is that election interference?
	Are you colluding with the left-wing parties, with Likud, in Israel?
	What has it got to do with you?
	you Chuck Schumer? Is that election interference? Are you colluding with the left-wing parties
	with Likud in Israel? What has it got to do with you? Isn't it the people of Israel who
	get to decide who runs their government, who their Prime Minister should be?
	It was a great day.
	If you're okay with that, you must be okay with interference in America's elections.
	Like maybe an FSB asset or an SVR asset.
	These are the new organizations that were created out of the KGB.
	Using one of their agents working in a Washington think tank to provide a smear dossier to a British former intelligence asset or agent called Christopher Steele.
	And having one of the candidates in a presidential election give $12 million to that former British spy to create a smear dossier of Russia collusion to be used against that candidate's rival, a businessman who'd never run for the presidency before.
	Hmm.
	I guess that's why you're okay with it.
	Because if you're okay with election interference in other countries, you're okay with it here.
	Which is why you have no problem with the likes of Fanny Willis, or Judge Chutkan, or Engeron, or Jack Smith, or Alvin Bragg.
	Because the only thing that matters to you is naked power.
	Even as a Jewish American who should probably care about Israel having free and fair elections.
	I know you're an American, but shouldn't you wish that for every country in the world, to have free and fair elections?
	No, because you don't give a damn.
	It's all about power for you, and it always has been.
	That's why you're fine with standing on the steps of the Supreme Court, And actually threatening the conservative nominees to the highest court in the land.
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	Yeah, one moment.
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	Here's the first one, and then the second one.
	Okay, first one, please.
	And then when I'm talking about it, can you put the website of the Chiron?
	Okay, and the website is... Hang on.
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	Play me 4 and 5.
	Four.
	He is focusing on the conduct in terms of what happened at the hearing.
	And you know, as rightly he should be, and the reason it is so infuriating is because it damages this case.
	That's why I really think it's not just Wade who obviously is going to be removed, but I think Fonny Willis, for the best For this case to be protected, really needs to remove herself voluntarily so that this doesn't linger and this case can go forward in the strongest possible way.
	Can I talk to you about the 32-hour work week?
	It seems like, Fox Business, it seems like Democrats want businesses to be taxed more, pay their workers... Really?
	Is that what you think?
	Pay their workers... Excuse me.
	I didn't get to ask the question.
	Okay, thank you.
	Senator, I... You want it?
	Hold it.
	Okay.
	It seems like Democrats want businesses to be taxed more, pay their workers more, lower prices, and now pay people not to work.
	You know what I would like to see?
	How are businesses going to survive that?
	That's the question.
	How can businesses survive all of those proposals?
	When Mr. Bezos pays an effective tax rate lower than the average worker, I think we have a real problem in our tax system.
	I think that billionaires have got to start paying their fair share of taxes.
	Little bit grumpy!
	All right, want to come in with something?
	Yeah, come in with 16.
	16.
	Gorka? Did I see the Gorka man?
	Yes, stand up Gorka, quick, get up!
	How good, how good is he, Sebastian?
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	America first.
	I didn't even ask for that liner.
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	Thank you, John.
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	and western civilization and you need to read that book not because it's my wife but because it explains everything you're wondering how on earth did we get here how did that happen with the schools with with the media with our children with medicine whatever it is it's all there go to amazon next-gen marxism then oh thank you that's so kind next-gen marxism what it is and how to combat it yeah i have the best team in radio and television And then she decided, as I told you, to run for the local community board.
	Why?
	Because they had a drag queen story hour for children.
	And she was incensed.
	She was enraged.
	And a woman who hates politics because she's sane, she's not like you and me who are freaks and who love politics, she ran for a political position.
	She lost in an election that is usually settled by 400 votes.
	To a person who got 2,100 mail-in ballots.
	Isn't that interesting?
	And I thought she'd give up.
	Get it out of her system.
	Okay, Katie got back to being a normal person.
	Well, I was wrong.
	She ran again with two other conservative Christian ladies.
	And all three of them won!
	God bless them.
	As if that weren't enough, writing a book, Winning an election to the local community board to keep it safe for children.
	Then she became the chief election officer for our district.
	Not a poll watcher, not somebody who hands out, you know, ballot samples.
	The chief election officer.
	Mm-hmm.
	But I guess that wasn't enough.
	Because she decided recently that she's had it with the rhinos in Fairfax County, richest county in America, that is the piggy bank to the GOP and then does nothing for the conservatives living here.
	And she's running now for the chair of the Fairfax GOP.
	I said, come on the show today.
	Your supporters have to register as delegates by 12 o'clock tomorrow on Saturday.
	She said, oh, I don't want to do that.
	I've done too much media and I'm not going to do that.
	That's my wife.
	Because it's not about the exposure.
	It's about the mission.
	But I want her to win.
	Because she loves America and she loves Northern Virginia.
	So if you're in Fairfax County, Please go to her website right now, katieforfairfax.com.
	That's katieforfairfax.com.
	You can register there, costs 26 bucks or something, to be a delegate for the meeting where they elect the new chair on March 16th.
	That convention lasts two hours.
	If you're in this county and you give a damn and you've had it with the rhinos and the fake conservatives and the GOP riding off our county and saying, ah, Northern Virginia, who cares?
	Make a difference.
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	I didn't realize you were going to pitch it, but yeah.
	Just had to search through the files.
	I didn't realize I was going to pitch it.
	So, Boris can do 2A, but he's busy with this, so it's going to be just like five or six minutes.
	Yeah, good.
	Which is good.
	It's good to have him on it.
	But he's got to talk about Fafnir.
	Yeah, that's what he said, yeah.
	Okay, good.
	Alright, and now I'm gonna play, um... Pence says he's not endorsing Trump.
	Who's he endorsing?
	Are you f- No labels.
	He'll endorse no labels.
	Or he'll stay out altogether.
	What a complete scumbag.
	Wow.
	What a complete scumbag.
	you you
	you On the side of the U.S.
	Constitution, America first.
	What do you think about that last segment?
	Was that appropriate or inappropriate, Mr. G?
	It worked.
	It was fine.
	It was fine.
	You gotta be done, right?
	I mean, if your boss were, you know, doing something political but didn't want to blow a trumpet about it, you'd talk about her, wouldn't you?
	Absolutely.
	Good.
	That's a good idea.
	Can we rope her in as well?
	Sure.
	Could you imagine her doing a political campaign?
	I don't think so.
	Whoa, she would be unstoppable.
	Breaking news, of course!
	What a surprise!
	Mike Pence is not endorsing President Trump.
	Hey Eric, how can you be his vice president and then not endorse him?
	Does that mean it's all about Mike?
	It's either that and or, they're not mutually exclusive, He never believed in the MAGA cause to begin with.
	Can I tweet that out, Eric?
	Can I use that?
	Absolutely.
	Thank you.
	That's very, very, very sagacious of you.
	Okay.
	What are we facing?
	How bad is it?
	When it's late at night, I'm on social media, or early morning, I find stuff, and then I immediately send it to Geoff, and here's something I just found, and it's It's a grandmother talking to, I think, a conservative, a young female show host.
	And this isn't a skit.
	This is real life.
	Listen to this grandmother.
	This is the definition of cognitive dissonance.
	Cut 17.
	How old are your granddaughters?
	They are six and eight.
	Would you support them to get hormone blockers to become the other gender?
	I would absolutely support them to get hormone blockers.
	The idea of one of my granddaughters learning that they're going to start having their period if they don't get their hormones blocked, even though they're identifying and portraying as a male.
	How horrible that would be.
	So yes, definitely.
	If your granddaughter came to you and wanted to get a tattoo, what would you say?
	That would be more difficult.
	I always told my three sons, the one thing I ask is please don't get tattoos.
	Really?
	Why tattoos?
	There's just something so permanent about it.
	Permanent?
	It's pretty permanent.
	It's very difficult to get them lasered off or removed.
	You don't think it's like permanent to change your gender?
	No answer, Granny?
	Yeah, a tattoo's permanent, right?
	But cutting off your penis or your breasts?
	You can fix that, right?
	You know what they don't tell you about this transgender stuff?
	It makes you sterile.
	You'll never have children.
	Either way.
	Which either way you go.
	Whether you're Jimmy who thinks he's becoming Julie or Julie who thinks she's becoming Jimmy.
	You'll never actually have sexual pleasure.
	And you'll never have children.
	But, uh, that's much better than getting a tattoo, right, Granny?
	Truly diabolical.
	It's diabolical, and then it's fed by cretins like that grandmother, who's fine with her grandchildren transitioning, but, oh no, don't get a tattoo!
	They're all bloody lunatics.
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	Oh Oh, there he is.
	There's my guy.
	Good job.
	How's your new show going?
	Good?
	Very well, thank you.
	I heard.
	Good.
	Thank you, Mr. President.
	I'm looking at this breaking news out of Georgia, this absurd judgment by clearly a man who just is politically, politically running for the hills and doesn't want to annoy Fannie Willis.
	And somebody responded on my Instagram saying, well, that's interesting.
	So Fannie Willis has to get rid of her lover boy, but continue to persecute President Trump.
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	Peter Stroke, disgraced FBI manager, said the following about the man who is the target of all of these cases.
	Cut three.
	With our system of justice, it is designed to protect the accused.
	And if you have somebody who is talented, and Donald Trump has spent his entire career wielding the judicial system as his weapon and his shield, if you have somebody who is talented and wants to delay, our system of justice is unfortunately vulnerable to being abused by somebody like that.
	We have a statement from President Trump.
	We have his attorney with us, my former White House colleague.
	Boris, do you mind if I read out this statement from your boss?
	Not only do I mind, I think it's an absolute necessity.
	Okay, perfect.
	All right.
	The Fanny Willis lover, Mr. Nathan Wade Esquire, has just resigned in disgrace as per his and her reading of the judge's order today.
	Nathan was the special, in more ways than one, prosecutor engaged by Fanny, pronounced Fawn-ee.
	To persecute Trump for crooked Joe Biden and his Department of Justice, for purposes of election interference and living the life of the rich and famous.
	This is the equivalent of deranged Jack Smith getting canned.
	Big stuff.
	Something which should happen in the not-too-distant future.
	You're talking to the President.
	You were talking to him moments ago.
	What's the reaction?
	How's he feeling?
	Give us your take as Senior Advisor to the campaign.
	Sebastian, pleasure to be with you, honored to be with you in the audience.
	This is a big day, huge day for America, and here's the bottom line.
	Judge McAfee, in a absolutely vicious, debilitating order for Farney Willis, laid out all of the wrongdoings
	that they've committed and put her in an impossible situation.
	Now the special prosecutor, who did play the role that Jax was played in the federal persecutions,
	the special prosecutor, Nathan Wade, her lover, has resigned.
	And that is a momentous occasion, because keep in mind that whole sham case,
	the whole sham.
	Indictment.
	All the charges, they were run and organized by Nathan Wade.
	So now everything he's done, everything he's touched is tainted.
	It's another win for President Trump, for the American people, for MAGA, and for the rule of law in our country.
	And if you look all across the country, all across the spectrum, all of these witch hunts, all of these hoaxes are falling apart.
	Why?
	Because they're all held together by chicken wires.
	It is a rotten house of cards, and it's being blown apart by President Trump and his salty And I can't believe it was yesterday.
	Was it yesterday that the president was in Florida for that case?
	Just yesterday, President Trump was in Fort Pierce, where the major Really vital motions were being argued.
	And note there, even on that, the motion to dismiss on vagueness, Judge Cannon said, not this moment.
	She dismissed without prejudice.
	Without prejudice, meaning that that issue is completely wide open.
	So all the other motions to dismiss pending on the Presidential Records Act, on selective prosecution, vindictive prosecution, President Trump continuing to work with his legal team to crush, to crush Crooked Joe Biden and their witch hunts.
	Now, I don't want to get you in trouble because, you know, you are a practicing attorney for the President.
	I know you've got limited time, so I'll ask you one more question.
	From my reading as a layman yesterday, with Judge Cannon's repeated use of the phrase, you know, selective prosecution, that case also looks incredibly good from the point of view for the President.
	Is that a fair layman's assessment?
	Well, here's the reality, Sebastian, and you know this better than anybody.
	If you compare and contrast, look at the way that Crooked Joe Biden has treated President Trump, the way his DOJ has treated President Trump, bringing these shambling documents, and specifically on the documents, he's raiding President Trump's home, and the way that other presidents, including Crooked Joe himself, have been treated.
	Crooked Joe, Bill Clinton, who literally took documents in his sock drawer.
	Hillary Clinton, who destroyed It may be Friday, but he's got work to do for the 45th, and God willing, if we do our part, the 47th President of the United States.
	God bless you, Boris Epstein.
	Follow him at BorisEP.
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	Thank you, buddy.
	Follow him on Twitter at BorisEP.
	BorisEP.com is the website.
	Boris underscore Epstein on Instagram.
	Alright.
	Wow, it's so cool to be able to just check in with the person who literally 90 seconds ago was talking to President Trump.
	Jeff, who's the big guest?
	Are we allowed to talk about it?
	Who's coming on on Monday?
	Sure, why not?
	Who is it?
	Someone that's facing, what, 91 counts?
	It is the unstoppable, the one and only, President Donald Trump.
	I always forget to tee this up beforehand.
	So that's going to be what, the second hour of the show on Monday, Jeff?
	Yep, second hour of the show.
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	Okay, let's squeeze in a call before we get to our regular guest on all matters of national security.
	Wendy, Louisville, Kentucky.
	Yes, yes.
	A few quick things, okay?
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	Great.
	Okay.
	Suggestions for some movies.
	Okay.
	Hang on.
	Let me write these down.
	Okay.
	Okay.
	Apollo 13.
	Apollo 13.
	Okay.
	A classic.
	Hang on.
	Let me get my movie review list out.
	Okay.
	Apollo 13.
	Yep.
	The Killing Field.
	What do you mean?
	What's the Killing Field?
	Is that the Cambodian one?
	Yes.
	Oh, that's interesting.
	The Killing Fields.
	That's Mel Gibson, isn't it?
	No, that's A Year of Living Dangerously.
	I know what you're talking about.
	Okay, and what else?
	Wait Until Dark.
	I wish you would get that one done, too.
	What is Wait Until Dark?
	Yeah.
	Wait Until Dark.
	What is that?
	That's the one with the blind girl, Audrey Hepburn.
	Oh, Audrey Hepburn, yes!
	Oh, a classic thriller.
	Ooh, yeah, I might have to... That's actually very good.
	That's very good.
	I like that.
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	He is the counsel to the president of the Heritage Foundation.
	He's a good friend of the show and for the international conservative movement, a crucial person who can tell them what really is happening in America and who Donald Trump is and what to expect.
	Jim Carafano, welcome back in studio.
	Yeah, it's great.
	There's a lot of misinformation out there, isn't there, Jim?
	Yeah, you know, so I was counting up, because I have a... I probably, on average, I talk to an international delegation.
	Once every three days.
	And that's probably underestimated.
	That's a lot of cappuccinos and steak dinners.
	I bet I meet with way more people than Jake Sullivan does.
	Actually, I know I do.
	That's the National Security Advisor.
	And really, it's only two things.
	One is, help me understand your country and your point of view, how you see the world.
	And let me try to help you understand what is going on here.
	And you know, it's interesting, right?
	Because I can give them horror stories about how their countries are seen here.
	Right?
	And they go, well, that's not what's going on in my country at all.
	And I go, OK, let's flip that.
	What is going on in America sounds nothing like what you hear on CNN or MSNBC.
	Right.
	Trump's going to leave NATO.
	He doesn't care about other countries, blah, blah, blah.
	So here's my question to you, Operation, as a former military man.
	This is a real problem.
	If we believe in conservative values and we have conservative partners around the world, How do we counter what Chris Platt calls this information dominance the non-conservative establishment has?
	I mean, we have the Heritage Foundation, but what else should we be doing, Jim?
	Well, so there's two things.
	One is, to get to the reality, it's not really different.
	It's called cognitive dissonance, right?
	You see things, and if you don't have the facts and context, you interpret everything in a negative way.
	This is why most marriages fail, right?
	Your wife says something, and you automatically, it could be the most innocent thing, but for So breaking through the cognitive dissonance is just giving
	context and showing people that there's a different way to look at what you're looking
	at.
	So for example, Trump's going to pull out of NATO.
	And I said, what will it time out?
	Trump was literally one of the first senior figures in the United States to stand up and
	say, good for bringing Norway and Sweden into NATO.
	And if the guy was going to abandon NATO, why would he say that, right?
	And so you just kind of point these things out.
	And you know, I think the most important thing is that people can have different views about NATO.
	I get that.
	That's fine.
	What I love about conservatives, I love the debate and I love about trying different ways to confine vital interests.
	But let's talk about the reality.
	I worked on the transition team.
	There was never a plan to pull out of NATO.
	I worked with that team four years in their office.
	There was never a plan to pull out of NATO.
	We talked a lot about what they would have done in the second term.
	There was no plan to pull out of NATO.
	So why does everybody take one little thing and say, OK, he's going to pull out of NATO?
	That kind of speaks to either an immaturity on behalf of your interlocutors or another problem.
	Why are you having to explain the stuff that you know is patently false to so many people?
	Is it really that everybody outside of America is watching CNN International?
	What is it?
	Well, of course the media has, they're invested in the narrative, right?
	The administration, of course they want you to think that Trump's evil, right?
	Look, it's hard. There's so much information out there and there's so much stuff out there.
	What we do is we gravitate the information that we like, right?
	Unless it's important.
	So Darwin's laws of survival actually work.
	People say, well, people will just get on that stupid thing and they'll believe whatever blah blah says.
	Unless it actually impacts things that are important to them,
	then they will become discerning listeners.
	And so the people that I'm talking to who have to make policy and stuff, they actually want to know the truth.
	And so I think reaching them.
	But the other thing that's interesting is what we saw, and we saw this in the Trump People will say, Donald Trump's right, but I can't say that in public.
	Because I've said he's the evil incarnate, so I can't actually acknowledge that he actually did something right.
	And then people won't like me.
	So, you know, I told you I wouldn't name the country, but somebody was talking to a country I don't want to name.
	So they were talking to Mexicans, and the Mexicans said, after a hard, you know, thing, they said, and they agreed, they go, she said, thank you.
	This is a really important policy, really important that we do this, but We didn't want to do it, but now we can say you forced us to do it, so that takes the politics out of it.
	Plus, now everybody hates Trump even more, and that makes us look like the good guys, but thanks!
	Unbelievable.
	That's politics.
	It's like being a vocal conservative in Hollywood.
	All these stories of, you know, people coming up to whoever it is, you know, Gina Karn or whatever.
	I'm with you.
	I'm with you.
	I just can't say anything in public.
	I get that all the time.
	But look, and that's fine if you're in Hollywood where nobody really cares what they do.
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	As we were in a work session here within the last half hour, the
	There was a buzz among the audience as people were seeing notices come across their phone.
	It was something that was rather shocking to us.
	We saw the remarks from Senator Chuck Schumer calling for new elections in Israel.
	And we want to speak very clearly And concisely to say that this is not only highly inappropriate, it's just plain wrong for an American leader to play such a divisive role in Israeli politics while our... You say, Ms.
	Willis, Judge Willis, what law did he violate?
	A few, but let's try this on for size.
	OCGA 45-11-5, extortion.
	Subsection A. As used in this code section, the term extortion means an unlawful taking by a public law officer, under color of his office, from any person of any money or thing of value that is not due to him, or more that is due to him.
	Any public officer shall be, by himself, his deputy, or his agent, or other in person employed by him- Okay, uh, enough.
	Uh, two?
	You know what's most remarkable about this hearing, just like the hearing two weeks ago in New York?
	It's that Trump is there.
	He doesn't have to be there.
	There is no reason for him to be there, except that he wants to be there.
	This is the Trump campaign.
	Trump has decided, and it may be a good decision, that being a martyr Being someone who was attacked in court is good for his candidacy.
	And look, he's leading in the polls as far as I can tell, so maybe it's the right decision.
	But this is how he's campaigning by being a defendant in court.
	I guess he's winning.
	I guess he's winning.
	I guess he can't read the polls.
	What else have I not heard?
	Oh, play me card six?
	What is this lunacy?
	And please do understand that when we talk about a clinic such as this, it is absolutely about health care and reproductive health care.
	So everyone get ready for the language.
	Uterus.
	That part of the body needs a lot of medical care from time to time.
	What was that?
	Okay, um... Wow.
	Who finds these?
	Unbelievable.
	Alright, um...
	I'm gonna very quickly tee that up.
	Then I'm going to do a car 15.
	And then I'm going to tee up Richard Haas for Jim.
	Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
	Wow.
	You You
	The Most Awesome Pipes in Doc Radio, Sebastian Gorka.
	I do believe it's the first visit of a president or a vice president to a planned parenthood clinic and he thought she just couldn't get any weirder.
	This is what Kamala Harris had to say.
	And please do understand that when we talk about a clinic such as this, it is absolutely about health care and reproductive health care.
	So everyone get ready for the language.
	Uterus.
	That part of the body needs a lot of medical care from time to time.
	What, when babies aren't being killed at that facility?
	And what's funny about the word uterus?
	I'm confused.
	Why are people laughing?
	That's who they are.
	All right.
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	We're back with Jim Carafano, Mr. National Security and Foreign Policy Counsel to the President of the Heritage Foundation.
	I played this cut for you in the break.
	You've got to react to this.
	This is one of the mavens of the institutional Democrat foreign policy establishment, Richard Dickhouse on MSNBC, talking about another nation that is facing an existential threat.
	Cut 14.
	Almost every choice Israel made beginning on October 7th has been wrong.
	It's been counterproductive for itself, for its relationship with us, and that's where the Chuck Schumer speech is such an interesting development for the Palestinians.
	Israel, first of all, could have waited a few days or a few weeks, allowed it to sink in.
	Imagine if the world had had two or three weeks just to focus on Hamas and its backer, Iran.
	Imagine if that had been the only conversation for the the first few weeks. Second of all, when Israel did start
	to use military force, and it was right to, it could have been far more measured and calibrated and
	targeted on the leadership, rather than something big and in a hurry. It could have
	taken place over months or years.
	Every single decision Israel has made since October the 7th has been wrong, Jim.
	You know, date, time stamp this.
	This is a really important moment because Schumer coming out and basically attacking Netanyahu was basically a green light to the entire movement that it's okay to go after Israel.
	And this is coming from the President.
	The President of the United States is taking the gloves off and he's saying Israel's the bad guy here and it's okay for everybody to see that because then what's going to happen is I'm going to respond to this public demand that it's bad guys.
	Can I just add to that?
	Time stamp.
	This doesn't happen.
	So Schumer doesn't happen.
	Dick Haas doesn't happen.
	Unless Biden is 20 minutes late to the State of the Union because Democrats are blockading his route.
	Exactly.
	And you just nailed it.
	This is a decision not about American interests, not about foreign policy, not about Israel, not about Hamas.
	This is a decision about domestic politics.
	And it's a decision that says, and again, I'm not a political guy, not a Republican, not a Democrat, don't even do this stuff.
	But this is a president who is so far underwater in his own party That he has to run to the base to hold on to the people who are supposedly the root and branch of his party.
	But when there's a war going on, shouldn't that not be a hostage to domestic politics?
	Doesn't matter.
	You know, the absolutely doppelganger of this is FDR.
	FDR and Republicans were absolutely loggerheads throughout the entire New Deal.
	The day the war started, the centerpiece of FDR's presidency was The first thing we have to do is not defeat Germany, not defeat Japan.
	We have to get Republicans and Democrats on board.
	So from day one, every decision he made was, how do I keep Republicans on board with me in this war?
	How do I make this America's war and not FDR's war.
	Joe Biden did exactly the opposite with Ukraine.
	How do I make it my war and I use it to squeeze the Republicans?
	Now, in Ukraine, how do I use this issue to save my, in Israel, how do I use this issue to save my presidency and not lose my… Why is the ceasefire so important in Israel but not Ukraine, Jim?
	Can you explain that?
	You know, why do we have to have a government change in Israel but not a government change in Ukraine?
	None of this actually makes any sense unless you filter this through domestic politics.
	You know, I have to say that's incredibly disturbing.
	You know, I can do politics.
	I'm not, you know, at a 501c3.
	But the idea that as a shooting war is going on in the most unstable part of the world...
	And we make our national response to that a function of who's going to vote for us in November?
	20 seconds.
	Well, this is a little harder than packing 20 seconds.
	Why are Democrats all in for Ukraine and yet they're against Israel?
	Simple.
	They don't care about Ukraine.
	So the president says we're going to fight the war.
	He's not getting any domestic political opposition to the president's war.
	They're just cheerleading.
	But on Israel, Israel's a domestic political issue and they don't like that.
	And so what happens is the president essentially changes his foreign policy.
	Just makes sure that his voters are happy.
	That is a recipe for disaster.
	Please follow this man on Twitter, Jake Carrafano, and check out the Heritage Foundation.
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	Now, talking about movies and movie firearms, who's the biggest thing over the last, what, decade plus?
	It's Keanu Reeves.
	Quite a journey from Wayne's World.
	To the series of movies that made fast gun shooting cool again.
	John Wick, of course.
	They are fun movies.
	Let's play a little bit of a B-roll in the background while I'm talking about it.
	Thank you.
	Who made it look so easy, so smooth and so slick?
	A legend in the Second Amendment community.
	Tehran Tactical's Tehran Butler, who we are honoured to have on the show today.
	Mr. Butler, welcome back to America First!
	Thanks for having me back, Sebastian.
	I appreciate it.
	It must be a very heavy burden to have on your shoulders to be responsible for the coolest guy in guns and movies of the last decade.
	Uh, it's not a responsibility.
	It's just fun.
	It's a world I fell into kind of by accident.
	And, uh, and it's, it's just, uh, it's exciting.
	You know, every other project comes along.
	What's funny is you just showed those guns you're sponsored by and I just got called I need a Thompson for the next movie we're doing with a huge actor.
	And a BAR, so I might be, you know, talking to them after the show.
	I will connect you with Justin, my friend, right after the show.
	This is why we do live radio.
	It's too much fun, too easy.
	Now, your line of weapons from the Sandviper, Pitviper, these amazing double stack 1911s, the super custom Glocks that I've rented and I fired are absolutely incredible.
	However, they are the Rolls Royce, the Ferrari, the Rolex of firearms.
	Out of the reach of average mere mortals, and that's why I bring on our second guest for this Second Amendment Friday.
	He is the Vice President of Century Arms for Business and Marketing, also a good friend of the show, Adam Ruanalla.
	Welcome to you as well.
	Let's have all the gentlemen up on the screen, please.
	Now, please explain, Adam, why you and Mr. Butler are now partners in a very exciting new venture.
	Absolutely.
	So as you guys know, Century Arms for many years now has been distributing canning, which has been a huge, huge joy to be a part of over the last decade.
	And it's really grown into its own entity.
	Obviously, canning firearms have been something that really hit the ground running, so to speak, in terms of the
	fanfare, the collaborations, the technological advancements, and of course the price point, which is kind of what you
	hit on a second ago. And so when we had the opportunity to actually start some dialogue with Mr. Butler here, we said,
	hey, what do you think about making a gun that the average American, the blue collar guy, can get his hands on? And to
	our joy, Terrence said, absolutely.
	You know, I've been a fan of Kanic for years.
	I've been a fan of Nils.
	Jonason was actually on Team TTI before he came over as a team captain for Kanic.
	And he said, I love it, but we've got to do some really cool things to it in order to put the name on it.
	And that's kind of how this whole program started.
	Mr. Butler, let's have you up and a couple of images of the Terran Tactical 9mm that's coming out of Canik.
	What is your... because you do the videos of your guests Very famous people at your range, which I hope to visit very, very shortly.
	It is mind-blowing.
	It's like you're in a video game.
	I don't know whether you sprinkle some magic dust over them and then they shoot like superheroes.
	Explain how this can bring people into a whole different world that isn't just about Hollywood superstars and the people that shoot like you do.
	Well, this gun...
	Adam said a gun that people can get and not wait, you know, virtually at all.
	And for a very, very affordable price, under a thousand dollars, comes with a nice box, extra mag, base pad, a little mini pistol, holster.
	It's just, it's pretty, pretty nice little setup.
	And we wanted something everybody can get, but we, you know, we spent almost two years to make this gun perfect with a spiral fluted barrel, a compensator that comes off like no other.
	Every little detail, the stippling on the grips, the way the sights are, the fiber optic at the very top.
	A lot of details that make this gun just a really, really great gun.
	And I'm also doing it because, like he was mentioning, I've known Nils for like at least 15 years.
	One of the greatest shooters that's ever lived.
	Great friend of mine.
	And he did something a few years ago.
	He won the Nationals with a nine millimeter plastic frame gun against other type of pistols that have always won the He did that.
	I thought, you know what?
	There's got to be something really good about this guy.
	I'm talking to Adam recently about things about how the barrels are the best quality steel they can find and how accurate they are.
	That's important to me, that the barrel, like in all of our guns, are the best barrel qualities we can find.
	And with this, I'm like, you know what?
	I like that.
	That kind of accuracy is important.
	Not just throwing in junk.
	There's a lot of big brands out there that throw in the junkiest barrel.
	So it's like having a Lamborghini with a four So that was that's the heart of the gun is the barrel.
	And when I heard that, and they're just adding the details, and I could be a little annoying on the things I want and not compromise.
	But in the end, it came out.
	We really love it, and I don't know if you're allowed to tell the sales that happened at SHOT Show.
	Oh yeah, tell that story, because I saw both of you at SHOT Show, and I was there for the announcement of this new joint venture, and you said something stunning, Adam.
	In the minute we've got left, what did you declare on the morning it was announced at SHOT Show?
	Yeah, so we had a target goal for the first year, and to say the least, we sold triple that in the first two days of SHOT Show.
	All right, I can't wait to get my hands on it.
	Let's put that image up there of this beautiful new weapon.
	It's not a Terran Tactical Double Stack 9mm 2011, but man oh man, it's sexy.
	Look at that beast there.
	It's Sentry Arms.
	Let's put the URLs up on the screen again.
	Sentryarms.com.
	Thank you, Adam.
	And of course, The man who just makes it look too easy.
	I hope he can sprinkle some of that, you know, some of that John Wick fairy dust on me when I'm there.
	TerranTacticalInnovations.com.
	That's TerranTacticalInnovations.com.
	God bless you gentlemen.
	See you at the range!
	I'm Sebastian Stay on the line, Mr. Butler.
	We'll talk a little bit about Tommy Guns in the break.
	I'm Sebastian Gawker.
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	Guys, that was perfect.
	I'll connect you with Justin, the CEO for Tommy Guns.
	And I want to tell you that the Genesis arrived this week.
	So I don't know what you said, but it arrived and I'm going to go to my FFL tomorrow.
	So thank you.
	Thank you.
	Can't wait to give it some love online.
	And we've got to get you one of these canics too.
	Oh yeah.
	All right, guys.
	That was superb.
	And hopefully I'll see you.
	I'll send you the dates.
	Hopefully I'll see you in L.A.
	Yeah.
	Come on out.
	We'll shred.
	You get that fairy dust blood all over you.
	But Keanu wasn't in Bill & Ted.
	I was.
	He was in Bill & Ted.
	I was in Wayne's World.
	So I'll send you a video on it.
	What?
	Yeah.
	You were in Wayne's World?
	Just a little scene with You know, with, uh, Wayne and, you know, Garth and, uh, Aerosmith and the whole thing.
	Oh my gosh.
	I need to see that.
	Yeah.
	Yeah.
	Did I say Wayne's world?
	What an idiot, Bill and Ted.
	We'll delete that.
	That's okay.
	Thank you guys.
	Bye.
	All right.
	Thank you.
	Bye. Bye. Thank you. Bye.
	Bye. Bye.
	I I know Sebastian well.
	Listen to him.
	He's with us.
	That's not good.
	How long have I been doing radio, Jeff?
	How many years has it been?
	This is our sixth year.
	I just made my fourth mistake.
	My fourth mistake!
	I said, what did I say in that thing about Keanu?
	I said Waynesworld.
	I meant Bill and Ted!
	Four mistakes in five years.
	I gotta work harder in my pop culture.
	Alright, this clip before we go to making movies great again is absolutely stunning because it's from a Harvard professor who's black.
	His name's Oliver Mack and he decided to investigate the truth about police and police violence and minorities.
	And they don't like him at Harvard anymore.
	Cut 18!
	Black people are 13% of the population and they are 50% of the police shootings.
	I'm sorry about that, but I don't know what that has to do with the question.
	Right?
	And it was in this moment, 2016, that I realized people lose their minds when they don't like the result.
	Right?
	And so what my paper showed, you'll see tomorrow, like some of you, was that yes, we saw some bias in the low-level uses of force, everyday pushing up against cars and things like that.
	People seemed to like that result.
	But we didn't find any racial bias in police shootings.
	Now, that was really surprising to me because I expected to see it.
	The little known fact is I had eight full-time RAs that it took to do this over nearly a year.
	When I found the surprising result, I hired eight fresh ones and redid it to make sure.
	They came up with the same exact answer and I thought it was robust and I went to go give it and my God, all hell broke loose.
	I bet it did.
	That's from an account called The Right-Winged Angel.
	We need to get that man on the show, Oliver Mack.
	There was zero political bias.
	Zero racial bias in police shooting.
	And he did it twice.
	He ran the numbers twice.
	That goes against the narrative.
	What else goes against the narrative?
	Having patriots take control of Northern Virginia.
	My wife has decided to run for the chair of the Fairfax County Republican Committee.
	If you're in Fairfax County, please go to her website right now.
	Do we have it on the Chiron?
	Let's put it on the Chiron.
	katieforfairfax.com.
	She hates politics.
	She's only running.
	Why?
	Because they've written off Northern Virginia as another Democrat stronghold.
	This is to you, my fellow patriots in Fairfax County, Northern Virginia.
	Please go to katieforfairfax.com tonight or by 12 o'clock tomorrow.
	That's katieforfairfax.com.
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	Next up, Chris Coles!
	It's Friday, let's have some fun!
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	you you
	you of all the gin joints and all the towns and all the world
	she walks in a mine Impressive.
	Most impressive.
	See things you people wouldn't believe.
	See things you people wouldn't believe.
	I'm talking to you.
	Let's go see him together.
	What the hell's going on here?
	Who the hell are you?
	Uh, Chief, this is... Shut up, Rosewood!
	Uh, my name is Johnny Wishbone.
	Johnny Wishbone, and I'm a psychic from the island of St.
	Croix.
	Yes, I'm a psychic from the island of St.
	Croix, and I read in the St.
	Croix Gazette that the Beverly Hills Police Department have some trouble figuring out crimes.
	So what I did was come to Beverly Hills to help the police out.
	They tell me they don't want my help, they don't need my help, so I'm gonna go on my merry way.
	I'm a psychic!
	I'm a psychic phenomenon.
	Watch this.
	I don't know who you are, but watch this.
	Um, your name is, um...
	Lutz, right?
	Chief Lutz, that's your name, see?
	The name pop inside my head like that.
	And your name is, um... um... Biddle?
	Biddle, yeah, see?
	You give two more seconds, I will say it myself.
	Yeah, Johnny Wishbone, aka Axl F, Axl Foley, aka the guy that is, I don't know about you, rather unique.
	A unique talent, Eddie Murphy.
	A man who shot to stardom and fame with the first Beverly Hills Cop movie.
	And for some reason, we're making movies great again with the sequel with my colleague, my co-host.
	It's his choice this week.
	He is the host of the Mr. Reagan and Alpha Critic channels on YouTube.
	Chris Coles.
	Happy Friday.
	Yeah, I mean, it's a it's a I think it was a Friday that he actually went to Beverly Hills this time, so it works out perfectly.
	A smoggy, a smoggy Friday in Beverly Hills.
	Let's start with the usual question.
	Why did you pick this sequel?
	You know, I'll tell you what.
	I picked Temple of Doom last time.
	I picked this one this time.
	I think in my head I've got this weird idea like I want to live in the 80s again and I'm picking films that kind of, I don't know, maybe were very influential in that time.
	Maybe not for other movies so much, although I do think that they were influential for other films, but also for the culture, you know what I mean?
	Like everybody is running around with those Detroit Lions jackets just because of this film.
	You know, one thing I forgot about this movie is that song, what's called Shakedown.
	Shakedown.
	I forgot that song even existed until watching this movie again.
	And I'm like, man, this is a great tune.
	I forgot about it completely.
	But yeah, I mean, Bruckheimer and, you know, they really knew how to throw music into movies back then.
	I was going to get to this at the end, as we usually do with regards to music and other aspects of the film.
	And I was watching this last night with Katie, and she said, you know, this movie is nothing without the music, without Harold Poltermeier.
	I mean, because the beat, the Axl FB and the shakedown, I mean, it's almost through 90% of the movie, right?
	I mean, they don't need an excuse to have the Axl F soundtrack come in.
	But it's fun, and it works.
	You know, when I figured out watching this movie, which I don't know if it's a good thing or a bad thing.
	I mean, it is what it is.
	But when you get Bruckheimer together with Tony Scott.
	Yes.
	And what you end up with is a kind of a style over substance type of a film.
	But the style is so damn good.
	And it's not like it's completely substance free.
	There is substance.
	But the style is so intense, you don't even really have to have a story or the story doesn't necessarily have to make sense.
	You just you just like enjoy watching it.
	And, you know, I often talk about on this show the world in which I want to live in the universe of a film, the universe I want to live in.
	And let me tell you, this may be more than I don't want to say more than any other film, but definitely, you know, near the top of the list.
	And when you go from the first film to the second film, it almost seems like you thematically, it's a very, very good.
	It's a very good transition.
	It doesn't seem like much has changed.
	And I think that's a really good thing because you get done with that first film and back in the 80s, it wasn't like today where you could just, you know, download it on your phone and watch it every day.
	If you want, you know, you'd have to.
	It was a difficult process So when a second film came out in that same cinematic universe and you could live, you know, with Axel Foley and his buddies once again, solving crime in Beverly Hills, that was a big deal.
	And I do feel like they really nailed it with this film.
	It has the same feel as the first film.
	You know, a little bit maybe is missing from the first film, but maybe a little bit is added there.
	So you get a slightly different thing going on, but it feels great.
	It feels like you're in the world of Beverly Hills Cop again.
	But I need to know, why does Chris Coles want to live in 1987 in Beverly Hills?
	I mean, it has nothing to do with the scene when they go to Hugh Hefner's Playboy Mansion, correct?
	You know what?
	I forgot a couple, because I haven't seen this film since I was probably 13, right?
	And I forgot how many nipples there are in this movie.
	There's a lot of nipples.
	A lot of swearing.
	You know, it's funny.
	In the 80s, I forgot, like in the 80s, swearing was like a tool that was used to emphasize and to make comedy.
	And I think this the swear words in this, if you if you if you didn't grow up in the 80s, you wouldn't know this.
	But the swear words in this movie, I think, are supposed to be very funny.
	You know, like there's a moment when Sarge goes, F it.
	And then, you know, it gets out of the car.
	Right.
	Like break into this place.
	And I think that line was supposed to be very funny.
	I think at the time it was very funny.
	I think people laughed in the theaters listening to him say, F it.
	But now you hear stuff like that so commonly in 2024 that it just sort of like, you just miss it.
	You know, it doesn't have that same effect.
	There's a lot of things that I don't think really work anymore from this film, but it's still a great film, I think.
	And what is the nature of this movie?
	Because I have a kind of philosophical... It's shocking that I'm going to have a philosophical take on this movie a little bit later on, but...
	What is it?
	Is it a comedy?
	Is it... it's not an out-and-out thriller?
	Again, it's kind of... and it's not a buddy cop movie because there's three of them, right?
	It's a menage a trois of buddy cops.
	It's not two.
	It's not the grumpy guy and the funny guy.
	It's like three of them.
	Do we have to say Beverly Hills Cop, again, as with so many of the movies we review, is its own category?
	Oh, I think, yeah.
	I think, I mean, absolutely.
	At least the world of Beverly Hills Cop is certainly its own category.
	Listen, I do actually think that the nature of having three men as a team doing stuff together, you know, solving crime or fighting crime or whatever they're doing, doing something interesting for a movie or a story, I think that number three is actually an excellent number to have going forward to, you know, to have an adventure together.
	I think the buddy thing works really well.
	I think it works in threes.
	I think it can work in fours, you know, like the A-team or, you know, more or less like Star Wars.
	You can have two, three or four.
	It always, it all works.
	It can work in any of those numbers.
	Just we often see two, you know, you hear the term buddy cop, but I think three is a really underrated number of characters to have in a movie.
	It's three men going and doing stuff together.
	I really thoroughly enjoyed this movie last night.
	It has an amazing cast.
	We're going to break down parts of it and try and also talk about why it's stuck in time, but what's special about that moment in time that my friend Chris Coles wants to go back and live in it.
	We are making movies great again.
	Beverly Hills Cop 2 with of course Eddie Murphy.
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	All right, Prok now and Stockwell.
	I'd like to go over Plan C and D.
	We have promised to deliver Thermopolis $10 million Friday at 6 p.m.
	If we fail, I stand to be put to considerable expense and inconvenience, to say the least.
	So I'd like to go over it and possibly avoid the same mistakes that were made on the Adriano job.
	What mistakes?
	Adriana's was perfect.
	Adriana's was not perfect.
	you you
	It was perfectly planned, but it was executed with Neolithic incompetence.
	Neolithic incompetence.
	Quite the antagonist, Jorgen Prochner from Dust Boot, along with Dean Stockwell.
	Has any other movie put Dean Stockwell along with Jorgen Prochner?
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	That's why my buddy Chris Coles has chosen Beverly Hills Cop 2.
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	All right, let's talk a little bit earlier than we usually do about the cast.
	Brigitte Nielsen, Rambo's ex-squeeze, Sly Stallone's ex-wife, kind of shot to fame in this movie.
	I don't think there is a more Amazonian Amazon out there than Brigitte Nielsen.
	Then we have Jurgen Prok now.
	Now that's really interesting casting.
	I'm kind of disappointed with Dean Stockwell.
	He has, you know, maybe two scenes and then he's offed as the Patsy.
	But my oh my, they got the A-listers here.
	Yeah, yeah, yeah.
	Dean Stockwell's first role, by the way, was in a Thin Man movie.
	He's the son of the Thin Man, actually.
	Wow!
	He was a child actor?
	He was a child actor.
	That's right.
	And then, of course, everybody knows him famously for the show Quantum Leap, which I actually wanted to address this privately with you, but we're on the air.
	Why not?
	Why not share it with the audience?
	I'm just curious if you're open to the possibility.
	I don't know if we should ever do this or not, but at some point in the future of this show, Making Movies Great Again, Venture slightly into television at any point.
	I don't need an excuse because I spent my childhood, if I wasn't on my bicycle, I was sitting on the floor glued to the goggle box as a kid.
	So yeah, 80s TV.
	I was talking about it a day before yesterday with my friend Jennifer Horne on the show.
	From Magnum PI to The Love Boat to Petrocelli to you name it on and on and on.
	Yeah, don't give me an excuse.
	I think we've got a few more films to review, but yes.
	Of course, of course.
	It's just, you know, wheels are turning.
	Yeah, yeah.
	No, absolutely.
	Absolutely.
	No, I completely concur.
	Talk to me about the Amazon.
	Let's have a little reminder.
	This is from the Beverly Hills Shooting Club.
	This is the first meeting of Axel F and Brigitte Nielsen.
	Hi, I'm Carla Fry, assistant manager.
	How are you, Carla?
	Nice to meet you.
	Beautiful place you have here.
	My name is Richard James.
	It's very nice to meet you.
	Ross, could I see you for a minute?
	I'll be right back.
	Take your time, Ross.
	Damn, that's a big bitch.
	Maybe not the Stanislavski, Oscar-winning actress that, you know, others could be.
	But as a scary six-foot-three, you know, hit woman, pretty convincing.
	No, I thought she was absolutely perfect for this part.
	I think she did a great job.
	You know, I'm pretty sure I dated her daughter in Sweden recently, but that's beside the point.
	She looks very oddly familiar to me.
	No, beautiful woman, but also terrifying at the same time.
	She does that sort of slick, you know, Everything about her is precision, right?
	She looks like a precision human being, almost artificial.
	All the villains in this film are excellent.
	You know, they you this is what they did in the 80s.
	They were so good at this.
	Right.
	Surreal, but still existing in the world that we actually lived in in the 80s.
	And, you know, you believed it, but it was it did create that sense of like, you know, whatever it is they were trying to create, you believed it, you wanted to believe that she was deadly, and certainly she was deadly.
	I will say it may have come a little bit at the expense of the jokes.
	I don't feel like this film was anywhere near as funny as the first film.
	In fact, it almost didn't really feel like a comedy at all.
	There was one throwaway line, Sarge, after... Her demise is actually quite unusual.
	She's about to execute Axel Foley, and uh boom she gets shot from the side sarge walks in and he just sort of flippantly flippantly says
	Women.
	I know, I know.
	And you think... It was the one line I laughed at.
	You think, you can't do that here, because this was like a high tension moment, but it's perfect.
	And by the way, I was going to mention, I don't know if they found a seven foot stunt woman, but that scene when she gets shot from the side and spins into the wall, that was like hard action.
	You know, that was like heavy duty stunt work.
	Yeah, I mean, it was definitely believable.
	I mean, you know, despite the fact that this is, you know, it's supposed to be a comedy.
	It's not supposed to be that light.
	It was directed by Tony Scott.
	He directed Top Gun.
	I mean, the guy is essentially an action film director.
	What I love about Tony Scott is he created a kind of look that was really emulated by other directors in the 80s.
	Don't you think that Michael Bay just stole Tony Scott's style?
	You know what?
	I wouldn't I wouldn't say that.
	But yeah, there is a little bit of merit to that argument for sure.
	I mean, it's it's it's he has a very beautiful style and it established something in the 1980s that that is is iconic.
	And that we remember when we think of the 80s, that is one puzzle piece in whatever the 80s was.
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	Let's have the ammo scene.
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	The plutonium nitrate sound-seeking explosive projectiles, which just happen to be actually a bag of vitamins, Billy's bag of vitamins.
	I'm trying to think, Chris, is there somebody today, because, you know, he's rather unique.
	He's maybe, you could put him in the same category as maybe Richard Pryor, who was, you know, a more aggressive comedian.
	But there's something, I mean, Eddie Murphy is an 80s phenomenon, is he not?
	And we don't see films like this that are built around somebody with a unique talent, but where he doesn't steal the show and the film isn't all about him.
	Because this is really an ensemble creation.
	Yeah, yeah.
	I mean, there are a few.
	I mean, stars have kind of died since the Internet.
	You know, we don't really have stars anymore.
	I think Chris Pratt might be the last big action star that was kind of created in Hollywood with Guardians of the Galaxy.
	And he definitely does.
	It's an ensemble cast.
	I mean, He's the star, but it's an ensemble cast.
	I think that really works.
	So it does still exist from time to time.
	You can get a good film nowadays, just not quite with the same frequency as you got with the 80s.
	Interestingly, there is another black star that came out of this movie who was essentially sort of like the, and I don't think anyone knew it at the time, But he was, you know, he took the throne, I would say, from Eddie Murphy.
	Maybe not as a movie star, but more as a comedian.
	Chris Rock.
	Chris Rock makes an appearance in this movie.
	As the valet parking the cement truck.
	Yeah, and he never really had the success as a movie actor that, you know, I think I would have liked to see.
	I love Chris Rock.
	I think Chris Rock is a, you know, he's a star.
	He's a great comedian.
	He's very cool, a lot of charm.
	He had the show Everybody Hates Chris, but yeah, he never quite made it in the movie industry in the same way that Eddie Murphy did.
	Which I think is a little bit of a shame.
	And what's the similarity to the first Beverly Hills Cop movie?
	Another star who has a very short role in that, who became an absolute giant.
	The waiter in the hotel who gives Axel the bananas to put in the tailpipe is none other than Chappelle.
	Okay, so the interesting sprinkling of big... No, no, no, no.
	It's Damon Wayans.
	Oh, sorry, Damon Wayans.
	Chappelle is in...
	Trading Places.
	Right, I'm mixing it up.
	Yeah, sorry, Damon Wayans.
	Oh, is Chappelle in Trading Places?
	Yeah, yeah, and Chris Rock.
	But to the point of people who never quite made it big in movies, I'm just kind of disappointed when I watch any of these Beverly Hills films.
	I love Judge Reinhold, and why wasn't he ever bigger?
	He's got such a It's not charisma, but he's so sympathetic.
	Everybody knows Judge Reinhold, right?
	In high school, in their friend group.
	There is the goofy guy who lives in his own world.
	All right, let me tell you one of my guilty pleasures is to watch, there's a TV show.
	It's in Australia.
	There's a new season in the UK.
	It's called Beauty and the Geek.
	Now, why do I love this show?
	I love this show because they pair up a bunch of beautiful women with a bunch of geeky guys and they try to essentially get these guys to come out of their shells, you know, not necessarily be cool, but just be themselves and be confident in the world being themselves.
	And it's such a great show because I mainly watch it because it's funny, right?
	Watching these geeky guys try to do cool stuff and everything.
	But you know what?
	There is a lot of heart to it because you sympathize with these guys.
	I had a lot of friends who were kind of geeky growing up, and I was always trying to get them to figure out how to get girls and stuff.
	It's a very difficult thing to get a geek to do.
	But Judge Reinhold has that same kind of sympathy.
	You know, you look at him and, you know, there's something about him that is not necessarily Threatening, I think, to other men, to women, to anybody.
	He's just a nice guy.
	But the problem with that, Seb, is I think, much like my show Beauty and the Geek, which only lasted two seasons, people don't like geeks that much.
	People really want to see the cool guy.
	That's why there was this whole movement recently about the alpha male versus the beta male.
	People don't necessarily care that much about him.
	Judge Reinhardt was never going to be the A-list star.
	He was always going to be the supporting actor, and I think that's all right.
	It's all right.
	It's all right.
	But you are sorely missed, sorely missed.
	The correction, it was You've Got Mail.
	Chappelle was in You've Got Mail as one of the little bit part actors there.
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	Come in with Gerald Ford.
	Excuse me, who are you?
	And who are those people?
	I'm his representative.
	You know who that is there?
	That's former president Gerald Ford there!
	He doesn't look like Gerald Ford.
	Well, have you ever seen Gerald Ford with his makeup off?
	No, probably not.
	This is what the man looks like now.
	That's the ex-president.
	He came here tonight because he couldn't get out when he was running the country.
	Now he's a civilian, and it's his right to shake his ass just like everybody else.
	I said, where do you want to go?
	He said, I want to go to 385 North.
	I said, well, let's go get a Secret Service man.
	That's who that's with him.
	And we came down to party at 385 North.
	You should be proud to have him here.
	It's our pleasure to have you.
	Thank you very much.
	Excuse me.
	I was watching this in bed with my wife last night, and as soon as they walked into the strip joint, we just looked at each other and said, oh, look, an 80s movie.
	Is there an 80s movie without a strip joint scene?
	I mean, seriously.
	I mean, is there a serious 80s movie without a strip joint scene?
	You know, it was really weird about this scene.
	You know, I forgot it existed.
	And I'm like, whoa, hello.
	But you know what was funny?
	I actually thought, I really did think this, I thought, of all the strip Club scenes in any movie I've ever seen.
	This has the hottest chicks, okay?
	I don't know.
	I mean, you know, occasionally a movie comes along from the 90s or the 80s, there's a strip club scene, and the women are always kind of like, meh.
	This movie, good lord, these women, they're like, these women are pretty unbelievable.
	It was kind of like, Wow, I is this like, this is almost uncomfortable.
	You know what I mean?
	Like, there's a reason I think why they make the women in strip clubs in movies a little bit, you know, not the hottest girls in the world, because it's like, it's almost awkward.
	Yeah, I find Let me understand the challenges my friend Chris Coles faces with the other sex, because I thought these women could have been transvestites and they didn't have an ounce of fat on them and were very disturbing.
	If they weren't long distance runners, I don't know what they were.
	Or they could have been men.
	So I'm not sure we have the same taste in women, but I'm going to make the comment.
	No, no, no.
	These look like girls that I would date.
	I think I felt uncomfortable because I'm like, I'm not used to seeing girls like this.
	In public.
	Okay, let me, let's change the subject swiftly to what I was doing as I was watching this film because I wasn't sure why are we watching Beverly Hills Cop 2 and then it came to me as I'm you know viscerally enjoying it that the reason we do this every Friday at least for me and I hope you agree is that these films Don't exist anymore.
	Meaning, there's a lightness and an enjoyability.
	I mean, it's heavy when Bogumil, you know, you're six minutes into it and the chief of police, you know, the hard but good guy, gets almost assassinated, shot by Brigitte Nielsen in the chest.
	So there's, you know, it's a thriller.
	It's heavy moments.
	But the film, there's no political hammering over the head.
	There's no heavy message they're trying to beat you with.
	It is human artifice in the most beautiful sense of the word.
	Here is something I made for you to entertain you that won't leave a bad taste in the mouth and isn't preaching to you.
	It's just like, it's something, it's like I was in a museum and I'm looking at a piece of pottery from 2,000 years ago because this doesn't exist anymore, Chris.
	Yeah, it's a completely different universe.
	They talk about the universe of the films.
	Even the universe of the 80s that really did exist is a completely different universe from what we experience today.
	We have the internet.
	Everything is so different now.
	I think that's why I love these films and why I picked something like Beverly Hills Cop 2 to live back, to go back to the 80s and live in that world.
	You know, I'm traveling.
	I'm in an undisclosed location in Southeast Asia at the moment.
	Everywhere I go, I ride a motorcycle, right?
	I smell the smoke of the field burning.
	I've gone through this before with you, but the point I'm trying to make is it feels a lot like the 80s where I am right now.
	And there's something I realized and something I guess I've been searching for for a while.
	come to Asia, you know, travel, go to exotic locations to sort of escape their life, escape something.
	I'm not going to escape anything.
	I'm going to find something.
	And I kind of figured out what I'm going to try to find, which is, I'm trying to find reality again.
	I feel like we're all trapped on the computer all the time, especially with jobs like ours, where we've got to research topics, we've got to be on Twitter, we've got to shoot in front of the camera, we've got to upload this stuff to the internet, we've got to You know, check up with our fans and see what people are saying.
	I feel like I'm on the computer all the time and you're in this other world that's not the real world and I want to pick something up in real life and I want to get on a motorcycle and ride down the street, you know, and I want to communicate with real people, you know, just like sit down for lunch and have a chat with a real-life person as opposed to like chatting with somebody on Twitter.
	You know, back in the 80s, you didn't have the option, really.
	The computers existed, but nothing like today.
	So you were forced, really, to exist in real life.
	And I miss that so much.
	And I think that's really what I've been looking for since I've been traveling now for maybe six months or so.
	I miss real life.
	He's touching the grass across the globe.
	Is that right?
	Yeah.
	Yeah, that's essentially it.
	That could be a really... You got me thinking, buddy, and that's why we love having you with us here on America First.
	Maybe we have to start that discussion.
	Maybe you have to have another channel.
	Maybe we could have discussions once a month about it, because it is... I think people are waking up, but we have to help them understand why sitting on your phone for, you know, twelve hours a day is not good for you.
	Why the internet is a tool, but is also a corrosive influence that undermines The connection between human beings.
	All right.
	How do we always get so... This is Beverly Hills Cop 2!
	It's boobs in a strip joint!
	Come on guys!
	What's going on?
	So we can do philosophy and boobs in a strip joint as well.
	I'm Sebastian Gawker.
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	All right, Gilbert.
	Sir, you have 25 unpaid parking tickets and it's your car, so we have to take you in.
	Wait a second, I've got an idea.
	Is there something that I have in this office that I could hand to you, and that would make you kind of forget that you're holding those, uh, little pink tickets there?
	What are you trying to say, sir?
	Like you'd be holding something in that hand, and this hand you'd forget about.
	This hand you'd be concentrating on, that hand you'd go, what, what did I have there?
	I don't even remember.
	Oh, you mean like if I had, um...
	$200 in his hand?
	Ouch!
	Let go of my arm!
	$200!
	Ouch!
	Please!
	I'm robbing you!
	That's what I'm doing.
	Here's one.
	Here's two.
	They're real crisp.
	Well, now that you think about it, Mr. Bernstein... Yes?
	Yeah, I'm gonna have to use your, uh, computer, because I have to wipe all... all evidence of this transaction out, you know.
	No problem.
	No problem at all.
	Thank you, Sidney, so much.
	Another unique comic talent, the late, great Gilbert Gottfried.
	It's such a beautiful little cameo, such a little cherry on top of the sundae, don't you think, Chris?
	Yeah, you know, he's a genius at being annoying, because he's annoying, but he's annoying in a way that somehow Enjoyable, which is bizarre.
	Yeah.
	Yeah.
	He's funny.
	He's absolutely a riot.
	And I've actually heard him speak in his normal voice before, which is really strange because he doesn't have to put on that voice.
	But he just always did.
	He figured out this character.
	The character worked really, really well.
	And, you know, there's there's some guy that does fitness videos that talks like him now.
	Alright, final thoughts.
	He's gone, sadly.
	He is sadly gone.
	Final thoughts and then ratings, but before we do that, a little bit of trivia.
	This always blows my mind.
	This thing cost 27 million dollars to make.
	27 million that's it okay that's about you know uh one episode of a game of thrones and then it netted 300 million a ten-fold return very impressive oh and let's talk about guns as we talk about the scene of uh i'm gonna talk Getting the guns out of the trunk of the car.
	He's got his Spaz 12.
	All right, let's do the photograph of me this morning.
	So two guns that have to be mentioned from this movie.
	Key to the plot is the .44 Auto Mag.
	I happen to have one of them.
	Dirty Harry used one in his movie Sudden Impact, a very unusual weapon.
	And then what is Brigitte Nielsen carrying?
	She's carrying my favorite, favorite gun from the 80s in terms of a Commercially available handgun.
	It is the Heckler & Koch MP7 M13.
	This is a chrome-plated one.
	Go back.
	Go back.
	Haven't finished talking about it.
	Go back.
	This is the chrome-plated one from the factory.
	Brigitte had a blued one.
	Also starred in...
	Trivia, trivia, die hard.
	Hans Gruber's handgun was the nickel-plated H&K P7.
	You can go forward to the automag.
	This is the automag that was used by the bad guys.
	And then lastly, the SPAS-12 rolls up in all classic movies of the 80s, from Jurassic Park to Terminator and to Beverly Hills Cop 2.
	And of course there was a Desert Eagle because everyone had a Desert Eagle back then.
	Chris, final thoughts before we rank and rate Beverly Hills Cop 2?
	You know, I love that they did this with this character.
	They took this character, Judge Reinhold's character, who in the first movie was, you know, he had a character arc.
	He had the best character arc of anybody in the film, right?
	He went from this sort of weakling character to a bit of a badass, right?
	He had his badass moment later in the film.
	When they're attacking the bad guy's villa, right?
	Exactly.
	That was the culmination of all of it.
	Right.
	So he was he was progressively getting more and more brave.
	But by the end of it, he was a hero.
	So what are you going to do in this film?
	Because he's already made that character arc.
	So what they did is they kind of make him a little bit crazy.
	They make him a little bit like he wants to be Clint Eastwood.
	He wants to be Rambo.
	And he's like gun crazy.
	He's a little bit like Sebastian Gorka.
	He's got this ridiculous gun collection of these.
	Excuse me, I do not talk to my cacti.
	I do not talk to my plants like Billy Rosewood does, okay?
	There's a great moment where he's been... Sarge hands him, as a joke, right?
	Hands him a projectile.
	I don't even know what this is.
	Some kind of projectile.
	It's a rifle grenade.
	rifle. It's a rifle. Hey I don't think you got one of these kind of joking. And he kind
	of like ha ha. And then he goes wait a minute. And he like grabs a grenade launcher and he
	grabs a grenade like puts it in his pocket. Yes. Are you looking at him like this guy's
	crazy.
	It's such a beautiful thing to have done with this character, such a genius thing to have done with this character, because he no longer had this character arc, so now you had to explore some new aspect of his character, which is, he's this gun nut, and it really made that, it was a really fun part of the film.
	There was a lot of stuff like that.
	They turned him into Tackleberry from Police Academy, if you remember Tackleberry.
	That's exactly it.
	That's what I did.
	Okay, we need a unit of rankings.
	Oh, let's go for the SPAS-12.
	Let's go for the Combat Shotgun.
	So we will rank Beverly Hills Cop 2 out of 10.
	How many SPAS-12s for a modern audience do you give Beverly Hills Cop 2, Chris?
	You know, for a modern audience, this is a tough one because it's not as good as the first one, I don't feel.
	Yeah.
	It's a better made film, probably, but it's just not got the sort of comedy aspect that made the first film so iconic.
	But it does have that jacket.
	It's got a lot of other stylistic elements.
	You really want that jacket, don't you?
	I love that jacket.
	I mean, it's just an 80s staple, you know.
	Brigitte Nielsen, I think, is amazing in this film.
	So iconic as well.
	So many good things about this movie.
	I think it's gotta get at least an 8.
	I'm gonna give it an 8 out of 10.
	Wow.
	I think people are gonna like watching it if they go back and check it out.
	Yeah, I think that's right.
	I think people would just find it really fun and enjoyable.
	Okay, it's fun, it's enjoyable, it's not up there with the Casablancas and the Empire Strikes Back, so I'm gonna be charitable.
	I'll give this, in the universe of movies, I'll give this a six and three quarters.
	Oh, fair enough.
	Alright, is that fair?
	That's great.
	Okay, good.
	I thought it was going to be a six, so I'm happy with six.
	I was going to give it a six, but I'm soft inside and I'm a bit of a, you know, nice guy.
	Just don't tell anybody.
	Alright, next movie.
	I was debating with my wife last night.
	I can't remember any of the movies she told me, so I'm going to go to the list of movies our callers have called in with.
	There are a handful that have multiple votes, and I just want to have fun again.
	I, you know, I've had enough with Volcanoes and hearts being pulled out and you know the goddess Kali and all that stuff.
	Let's have some fun again.
	How about this Chris?
	Young Frankenstein.
	Fantastic.
	I don't think I've ever seen the whole thing.
	Are you?
	I don't believe.
	When he says that, I just don't believe it.
	I don't believe it.
	But we're going to have fun.
	It's a musical.
	It's a musical.
	It is a musical.
	And it's my favorite.
	Well, it's got one musical song in it.
	It is my favorite Mel Brooks movie.
	And I think, I'm sorry, I think it's actually pure genius.
	So I'm going to give it like, it'll get high marks.
	It may not get 10 out of 10, but it's going to get high marks.
	Next week.
	Young Frankenstein from Melbrooks with Gene Wilder and a large Schwanstrucker.
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