go ahead. i m not going to do that shaming, we can t watch santa claus because of fat shaming but before christmas, you have to watch it. i recall. we can call black and white movie shaming. here is the fraud in this, they need relevance. they know they are not going to stop people from watching it s a wonderful life. as a matter of fact, more people will probably watch it now because it s a new dori but they are trying to cancel some of the great things that happen around christmas time. people get together family, it s part of our culture, a happy time of year. this is where left and progressive left or whatever they call themselves, they lose americans, they take the joy out of life that s what they do and frankly, they are not going to get it because we are going to watch the movie, i watch it every year.
i watch christmas with the cranks. the holiday, they tried to cancel the holiday. quickly, by the way what david said about people watching this movie, i was curious about last year and nbc led in christmas eve ratings, because they play fiscal 4.4 million people watched it s a wonderful life so there is hope out there. maybe a few people on twitter or the internet, they are not going to get. got in trouble it s fake news. george bailey cotton trouble for kissing his wife without permission, i would be in massive trouble. i do that to my wife all the time they are trying to make a name for themselves, it s not going to happen. great discussion. we ll stick around because the big saturday flop coming back.
i tried. david told me watches a wonderful life but abby and jackie, have you watched it? i watch it every year, sean. every single year. how dare you try to cancel it s a wonderful life. so what is offensive about george bailey and angels getting wings when bells ring? i don t know why it s offensive. apparently there was a scene where george gets in a fight with his wife and kisses her without her consent to people are up in arms about. but couples fight, it s a real thing and what upset me about this is this movie was way ahead of its time talking about mental health. this came out in 1946 people were talking about suicide not nearly as much of the 40s as now. it didn t come into existence until i think the 70s and here