greg: feds are hot. imagine if they did this to hillary s closet. what do you think they would find there? true. she s killed more people than alec baldwin. oh, stop it. of course, the new angle for the media is the president raids his opponent s home but it s the republicans who pounce. so it s now you who s the threat. forget people trying to kill supreme court justices or killing cops, they forget the culprit to their fancy stereotypes which often look like this. that s actually, that s not photo shopped tyrus. until they face possibilities of violence based on words of everyday people reacting to a news event that takes up their lives, arresting them for thought crimes can t be far behind which is something that s literally impossible for our president to be charged with. but remember to them words are the same as violence. meanwhile real violence burning down a couple city blocks is something you had coming. calls of nbc actually combed through pro trump message boa
fis fear right now so it s right in their toolbox greg: do you think this helps trump? because he s already kind of a folk hero. people are looking at desantis and now it s kind of like, well, no, he s back. and he s back and pissed. it s like rambo 2. alex: yeah. i mean greg: thank you. they like rambo. alex: it s definitely amazing for his story arc, as if it couldn t get any more interesting. the hero s journey just keeps getting weirder and weirder greg: that s true. i think if i was your friend i would tell you that s your next movie, just following trump around. alex: uh-huh. we ll see. he d have to the access might be a problem. greg: yeah. but you both have the same color hair. that s true. tyrus: riveting journalism greg: thank you.
pakistan. no spiritual signifiers, multi-levels, mental taxing. five guys that are expendable and don t fit into society and finally cajoled doing something that, doing something for free and get their morality back. and you see hollywood, ready all of this apple pie patriotism, what is it? i guess it s subliminal. i felt it was the same sort of a kind of scrutiny i went into with rambo 2. at the time it was considered blasphemous because i said a line in there, do we get to win this time? like this time it s up to you, and we fight the war on your terms. right. it s a fantasy, yet, they took that as a battle cry and right then, that s when it became i no longer became like an
no. there is no taxomity, spiritual signifiers, multi-level, nothing. it s five guys expendable that don t fit in society. finally they re kind of cajoled to doing something good for free which gets them their morality back. bill: that s all it is. that s all it is. bill: when you see the l.a l.a. times, reading apple pie patriotism in this, what is it? i guess it s subliminal. this is the same sort of scrutiny, i underwent with rambo 2. at the time it was blasphemous. because i said a line, do we get to win this time? it was we fight a war and do it on your term. but it was fantasy. yet they took it as a battle cry. right then, that s when it became, i no longer became like an actor.
no. there is no taxomity, spiritual signifiers, multi-level, nothing. it s five guys expendable that don t fit in society. finally they re kind of cajoled to doing something good for free which gets them their morality back. bill: that s all it is. that s all it is. bill: when you see the l.a l.a. times, reading apple pie patriotism in this, what is it? i guess it s subliminal. this is the same sort of scrutiny, i underwent with rambo 2. at the time it was blasphemous. because i said a line, do we get to win this time? it was we fight a war and do it on your term. but it was fantasy. yet they took it as a battle cry. right then, that s when it became, i no longer became like an actor.