What is it like to be in Hollywood and not necessarily be to the far left?

Well, I was in the Friends of Abe, the thing that Patricia Heaton was talking about.

I was part of that group and we would have these, it started very small, but then, you know, huge group of us, we would have big banquets at the Reagan Library.

And we would bring in, we brought in Antonin Scalia once.

Rush Limbaugh came and spoke to us, you know.

And so it was, it grew and grew.

But it was the sort of thing where, like Patricia said in the interview, you know, you'd have people there that you didn't know were conservative.

To see the Democrat Party be completely overtaken What do you want the message to be right now? I want people to go see this, but what do you think is what they should take away in this midterm?

And now I see Patr- Patricia Heaton coming out recently, and she was saying, you know, "There's kind of this under-the-radar group of people that are in Hollywood that are more to the right, and they talk about politics, but we don't tell anyone about it." What is it like to be in Hollywood and not necessarily be to the far left?

Well, I was in the, uh, Friends of Abe, the thing that Patricia Heaton was talking about.

I was part of that group.

And we would have these...

It, it started very small, but then we, you know, a huge group of us, we would have, uh, big banquets at the Reagan Library.

And we would bring in, we, we brought in Antonin Scalia once.

Rush Limbaugh came and spoke to us, you know.

To see the Democrat party be completely overtaken, what do you want the message to be right now? I want people to go see this, but what do you think is what they should take away in this midterm?

Do you feel that?

Yeah, I do.

I mean, I feel a responsibility.

Plus, I mean, this movie was crowdfunded.

Almost 20,000 people donated.

So, you know, there's a lot of people, maybe 30,000.

I may have that figure wrong, but a lot of people donated.

Do you take extra pride in the fact that you don't just read lines and go home to your heated swimming pool, but that you have put yourself into the public fray in the marketplace of ideas and battle with people?

really local issues.

Yeah, very local issues.

And, you know, he came close on that election, but he ultimately lost, and they built that airport.

And, of course, it's still there, and it's unusable by anybody who's not.

The rich are still using it.

Right, right.

Well, how do you get from North Carolina to Hollywood? I always tell the joke that, you know, my, a lot of my family were preachers and they, uh, I used to go to all the tent revivals and the gospel sings and I'd see them up on stage.

Does that surprise you?

But now when you grew up, even if you were conservative, you were a Democrat, right?

Well, not, well, I don't know about that.

I mean, like I said, when I was a kid, my father was a Republican.

And in the mountains of North Carolina at that time, most people were Democrats.

Most people were, you know, not Goldwater, not, you know, not Eisenhower, even they, most people were Democrats.

And so we, my father always ran for office in Jackson County, North Carolina, where it was seven to two Republican and Democrat.

And he, he never won an election because he was outnumbered, but he got close a number of times, you know? And, and so.

Does that surprise you?

... sure you really pump them up.

Right.

Yeah, you have to, you have to make 'em hate you.

There's a guy out of OVW that is actually from, from a little town about 10, 10 miles from me, and he's starting out.

He's probably, maybe he's late 20s.

He might be early 30s.

But his name is Superior Tony Evans.

So as we hit the wind down here, head towards the finish, as far as the, uh, political world, you got anything else coming up? You got any, uh, documentaries? Anything else coming up or coming out as far as that?

As someone who lives in culture and talks to regular people, what is the case you would make to ordinary Americans about why this matters if ordinary Americans are even on the fence?

Well, I think the problem is that the ordinary Americans are with us.

I mean, what we're facing here is, you know, you have a party, the Democrat Party, who doesn't want voter ID under any circumstances.

And then you have just enough of the Republicans in the Senate that are basically Democrats in disguise.

And this is a problem we've been having all across the board for years.

You have people like Tillis who get elected and who get in there and they don't act like Republicans.

They talk like Republicans during the campaign, and then they don't support what the Republicans want.

What do you think about both coasts and the issues that we have on both coasts trending towards straight on Marxism?

And yet here we are.

Well, I'm hoping that this shows everybody the true nature of the left, that they will do anything, that there is no line that they won't cross.

And the fact that they invaded this church and haven't already been arrested.

it speaks to how corrupt the state of Minnesota is.

I mean, now they have to be prosecuted federally, which requires getting a warrant from a federal judge and all that stuff.

And the reason they have to do that is because the state of Minnesota will not arrest these people because the state of Minnesota is run by a corrupt criminal named Tim Waltz, and they have to protect their fraud and their criminal enterprise at all costs.

Does that make sense even? Yeah.

Absolutely.