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Um, Kevin Downs, great friend.

Um, yeah, so, uh, uh, Mark Joseph, um, with Reagan.

Reagan, yeah.

Uh, Mark was a big...

This is entirely you.

And everybody watching, I tell you, Mark Joseph is the one that made this happen.

I mean, You talk about looking for the pony in the dung heap, right? You're the one guy who never, ever, ever gave up hope.

So I'm glad that you've continued to pull me along, but this is all you, all you, all you.

And we're a good dynamic duo.

And it's just I want to I was a former prosecutor.

So I understand these issues and I want to right this wrong because no victim should have to face their abuser over and over again.

You know what's when it happens, you want to move on from your life.

Well, you've taken tragedy and turned it into good around this country, which is an amazing and resilient thing to do.

Congressman, I want to ask a little bit.

You've been in the system as a prosecutor in Congress.

Why is it that our legal system gives so much advantage to those who commit the wrongdoing and so little assistance to those who are the victims? There's always this tilt when you look at these, like the common sense is missing a lot of times.

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Visit YouGottaWinPA.com. That's YouGottaWinPA.com. [upbeat rock music] Well, it's a pleasure to have Mark Joseph on the program, producer of Reagan: The Director's Cut.

And you can find a theater near you to watch this special documentary on Reagan by going to Reagan.movie, Reagan.movie. Mark Joseph, how are you, sir?

I'm doing great, Mark.

Thanks so much for having us.

So let's link to this, Mr.

Producer, so people can easily check it out.

Now, tell us this, Mark Joseph.

thank you,

Mark.

And I'll tell you, I'm really looking forward to seeing the film.

Well, thanks.

I'm the pastor to the younger Reagan that had a lot to do with the moral foundation that was in his life.

And it's interesting, Mark Joseph, who produced it, put it all together, went to the Reagan Ranch, went to other Reagan locations where he found these files on him and found all kinds of interesting things about what this pastor said as Ronald was growing up.

And this pastor was vehemently against communism and talked about and preached against it on the altar and you know that had something to do with the foundation that Reagan had during his years because Reagan was the liberal he was a Democrat and as John Voight said to me and Dennis Miller said to me that the party left me I didn't leave the party and that's that's true I mean everything shifted more and more and more you see even with Bill Maher I mean even him is starting to wake up a little bit but I look at guys like that and call them JFK Democrats right I mean, I tell people, my liberal friends all the time, the ones that still want to talk to me, I tell them all the time, look at the 1960 inauguration speech of JFK and find one Democrat, heck, find even a Republican that talks that way today.

JFK would be a conservative, considered a conservative today.

Yes, you heard that right.

Hinckley, who was released from custody in 2022 after decades in confinement at a mental institution, just sat down for a fascinating interview with Mark Joseph, producer of the 2024 movie Reagan, starring Dennis Quaid.

The movie was actually based on one of my books on Reagan, The Crusader, Ronald Reagan and the Fall of Communism.

Mark Joseph and I spent two decades trying to get the script to the big screen.

When Dennis Quaid agreed to play Reagan, we were finally on our way.

I personally met Quaid on the movie set in Guthrie, Oklahoma, in the summer of 2021.

And among the scenes that stood out that week to me was the reenactment we did of the shooting of Reagan.

I remember distinctly how hot it was that day, as well as the shock of seeing a moment like that come alive.

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in his, in his, in his E.V. Hill accent, he says, "This is Mark Joseph.

His mother came from our church, 1946."

[laughs]

But we wrote it as a love song and not as a duet, just as a solo song.

And then when the producer of the movie Reagan, the wonderful, Mark Joseph, he loved the music that I had written with Brett James for our movie Then Came You.

And he said, I loved what you did with that, Kathy.

Would you think of contributing a song to the Reagan either movie or the Reagan soundtrack? We don't know yet what we'll use.