James Burke

Yeah, the story of the lightbulb.

There's some good documentaries called Connections by James Burke.

They're from the late 70s, early 80s.

Connections.

You make the connection.

You don't have to be James Burke to be able to make the connection to Donald Trump from there, even though Donald Trump never went to Cornell, never was in the fraternity, that this is the same thing they did with Kavanaugh on a grander scale.

It's turnout and vote for, you know, what was the narrative three, four years ago? Oh, it was that TV show where women were subservient.

It was basically Sharia come, you know, white America.

Um, and s- so many interesting things come out of it, so many connections.

So I, like, I f- I wanna be the, like, child of, like, like if Joseph Campbell and James Burke, who did that show Connections back in the '70s or '80s, had a baby, uh, sort of.

Not...

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right on the, just behind, perfectly placed and shot behind this counsellor and then sort of mournfully rolled back down but into the safety of the grass verge.

So it was almost like the unscripted version of that James Burke rocketry shot from the Connections programme we talked about the other day.

That's true.

All right, so that's the politicians on the campaign trail.