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Selling to Netflix
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| But once it comes out, it will be out on iTunes. | |
| It'll be on Amazon, Amazon Prime, Vimeo. | |
| It's going to be on 65 different VODs around the world. | |
| But here's where it won't be. | |
| It won't be on Hulu. | |
| It won't be on Netflix. | |
| It won't be on any of those. | |
| And here's why. | |
| Let's say I sold my movie to Netflix, which is a possibility. | |
| I could have gone right there. | |
| And collected a huge check from Netflix, and they would take my movie. | |
| But there's no guarantee. | |
| Once they do it, I can't put it on all of those other VODs. | |
| I can't put it on iTunes or Amazon Prime or anywhere else. | |
| They now have complete control of my movie because they gave me a huge check. | |
| Now, most people would love that huge check, right? | |
| But not me. | |
| And here's why. | |
| Once they have it... | |
| If there's anyone there who's against meat, someone that might be associated with PETA or that real vegan stronghold, they don't care about giving me a check for whatever, a six-figure check. | |
| What they care about is no one ever seeing that movie. | |
| They can give me all of that money and then bury that movie. | |
| Crazy, right? | |
| But that's how far it goes. | |
| I want to go back to—well, look, Netflix has become completely censorious. | |
| It's frightening. | |
| Another utterly damaging big company in the United States. | |
| They refused No Safe Spaces, the political documentary of the year last year. | |
| Which was excellent, by the way. | |
| Thank you very much. | |
| It is excellent. | |
| I have no problem saying it, and I don't take credit for it even though I'm in it. | |
| Anyway, that's a very bad, another bad road. | |
| Big tech has gone down. | |
| Back to you, though. | |
| To the extent that you're free to mention it, I'd just like to understand, I asked you if you have been personally threatened. | |
| Is this a rare thing? | |
| Is this something that's somewhat constant? | |
| For me, it's rare. | |
| I think everyone looks at me as this weird kind of cowboy. | |
| They know that I have a concealed carry. | |
| You know, I'll make that very, very plain and out there. | |
| I'm a gun enthusiast. | |
| So I get left alone, but... | |
| I'm not really left alone. | |
| I do get threatened now and again, but... | |
| I'll look around and look at what happened to M.D. and Ph.D. Professor Tim Noakes, who tweeted one tweet, and this was in South Africa. | |
| They put him to a trial that cost the taxpayers millions of dollars. | |
| He went hands down. | |
| He tweeted to a mother who had taken her kid off of breast milk, wanted to know if it was okay. | |
| What you should feed him. | |
| And he said, you should feed that kid meat and vegetables. | |
| And this was seen as a threat, because he had mentioned meat. | |
| I know this sounds bizarre, and you might go, Vinnie, you're making this up, but Alan will be the first to tell you that this is absolutely true. | |
| He won the first trial, hands down, after they spent millions. | |
| And what did they do in South Africa? | |
| They went after him a second time. | |
| The same sort of thing happened to Dr. Gary Fetke over in Tasmania. | |
| So if you think this is just the United States, it's not. | |
| No, no, it's not. | |
| It's anywhere they speak English. | |
| Yeah. | |
| So in Tasmania, this guy, he is a doctor who was chopping people's limbs off because they were getting type 2 diabetes, and of course, you know. | |
| When the legs start accessing everything else, you have to cut limbs off. | |
| He figured out that if you take people off of sugar and give them more meat, that he wouldn't have to operate anymore. | |
| And he was told to stop doing that, and he wouldn't stop telling people to eat meat and to cut sugars out. | |
| And they took his medical license away. | |
| Because he was in my movie, Fatta Documentary 1, they've restored his license since then. | |
| We don't know if we had anything to do with it, but here's a more bizarre. | |
| Dr. Kent Barry, right here in the good old United States, his building, his doctor's office, was burned to the ground. | |
| The fire marshals could not find how the fire was started. | |
| It was a very hot fire, and they burned his building to the ground. | |
| He wrote a book called Things Your Doctor Doesn't Want You to Know. | |
| He also advocates for meat and less sugar, less grains. | |
| If that's not bizarre enough, about four weeks after that fire, his home burned to the ground again. | |
| They could not find anything. | |
| They couldn't find how it got started. | |
| The whole thing just incinerated. | |
| So if you think this is Vinny just being paranoid or goofy or anything else, I don't think so. | |
| I just gave you... | |
| Three wonderful examples of how this happens all the time. | |
| I have zero horses in this race. | |
| Zero. | |
| But everything I read leads me to believe that meat is good for you. | |
| I have no great love of it. | |
| I don't dislike it. | |
| I'm neutral. | |
| But I do care about your health and had you folks listen to me from the beginning about carbs. | |