as a direct recruiting tool, and the world premiere of maverick was held aboard the uss midway in california. top gun: maverick offers an alluring vision for thrill seekers until you know what the actors put up with behind the scenes for the stunts. these actors were trained for four months to be able to get in those planes and handle the g forces. the first time we did it, every actor threw up. we couldn t use the footage. it was a low budget movie at the time. and this movie, tom demanded that everybody took those flying lessons. do you hope tom cruise will get an oscar nomination? he he certainly deserves it. he he s not only for this movie, but for his body of work. you look at the movies he s made, what he s brought to audiences, what he s done for cinema. tom cruise and his recruits proved exactly the tonic event cinema needed the trouble is, hollywood doesn t have much that s new that s ready to fly. although top gun: maverick certainly delivered on all fronts of the s
by the presentation of military life. the us navy has used both films as a direct recruiting tool, and the world premiere of maverick was held aboard the uss midway in california. top gun: maverick offers an alluring vision for thrill seekers until you know what the actors put up with behind the scenes for the stunts. these actors were trained for four months to be able to get in those planes and handle the g forces. the first time we did it, every actor threw up. we couldn t use the footage. it was a low budget movie at the time. and this movie, tom demanded that everybody took those flying lessons. do you hope tom cruise will get an oscar nomination? he he certainly deserves it. he he s not only for this movie, but for his body of work. you look at the movies he s made, what he s brought to audiences, what he s done for cinema. tom cruise and his recruits proved exactly the tonic event
with cruise s when they made the first top gun, gave an exclusive interview to talking movies. so this was the year, basically, that top gun saved cinema? it s done very well. it certainly expanded the audience, because a lot of people who saw top gun were over 40, initially, then ended up in theatres. so that was an experience that they were craving, and finally found a movie that they wanted to go see because i think they were in love with the first one. you re flying with the best fighter pilots in the world. you guys really are cowboys. love of that first film boosted potential us navy recruitment by 500%, according to figures at the time, attracted by the presentation of military life. the us navy has used both films as a direct recruiting tool, and the world premiere of maverick was held aboard the uss midway in california.
fox news, prager university, fair, but two of those things are part of the murdoch empire. your thoughts? well, what fox news and what rupert murdoch has done is take this absurdity of replacement theory, wrapped in their own hypocrisy and beta o rourked it in lunacy and have this outsized sense of entitlement they feed off from their audience which creates this story line of delusional grievances that has resulted in violence that foments violence that nurtures violence. we saw it on january 6th. we ve seen it in buffalo. fox news is basically the recruiting tool now, the propaganda recruiting tool for the domestic terrorist cell that is today s republican party. when you traffic in these extreme viewpoints and you campaign on the central premise that democracy should be thrown out, that people that are black, brown, minorities, immigrants, poor should be treated as others
their jobs entail, but it also evaluates your standards and your expectations of the people that you re bringing on. and it is a good recruiting tool, as well, that this is what we require. we require high-standard individual and that s going to, i believe, that is going to attract additional folks to look upon the capitol police as a job you would wish to use as a career. and one of the things we re working through is this issue of reciprocity. if someone is going to move from one part of the icu over to the capitol police, they could take their clearance with them. that s still a remaining problem. i know i have eight seconds left, i ll go completely to the err end of the spectrum. an issue i ve been strangely interested in for some time is the performance of the k-9 units, and you pointed out that was also a challenge, in one of your earlier reports, is there any progress on the capitol police use of the dogs? they re starting to get their training that they need and