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The Siege

The Siege

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Sep 11, 2026

Chris PaulHOST
14:13
But so we've all had these these influences throughout throughout our lives.
Chris PaulHOST
14:18
But what we're seeing in a film like this and, you know, you talked about a lot of people aren't geared toward recognizing it.
Chris PaulHOST
14:25
There are still people in the so-called truth community that aren't geared to recognizing a lot of what is happening in this movie.
Chris PaulHOST
14:33
And I'll just kind of lay it out really quickly and then pass it back to you.

10 MINS LATER

Burning BrightHOST
24:31
I thought it was acted fine, but I don't think the script is good.
Burning BrightHOST
24:35
That last scene with the standoff between the FBI agents and the military guys was a very sorry attempt.
Burning BrightHOST
24:43
at repeating the tension of the 1996 excellent action film that we will probably do at some point, The Rock by Michael Bay, which I say has the best military on military standoff.
Burning BrightHOST
24:56
I say unironically, it is good.
Lawrence WrightGUEST
15:01
And all of this is information that the CIA is legally bound to turn over to the FBI.
Lawrence WrightGUEST
15:09
And just a little irony on the side, I had written a movie called The Siege in which Denzel Washington was the head of counterterrorism in New York FBI.
Lawrence WrightGUEST
15:20
And Annette Bening was the CIA operative.
Lawrence WrightGUEST
15:23
And the whole story was about the war between these two people over who controls terrorism in the US.

24 MINS LATER

John HeilemannHOST
39:47
You hadn't covered the Middle East and the conflicts in the region extensively like you were in Tom Friedman.
John HeilemannHOST
39:53
But you did have two related experiences in your background that turned out to be important in preparing you to take on this story.
John HeilemannHOST
40:01
The time that you spent living and teaching in Cairo decades earlier, and the fact that, as you mentioned, that you'd written The Siege.
John HeilemannHOST
40:10
I just love you to talk a little bit about, about both of those things, about the Cairo experience, about having lived in the region, at least in the early seventies.
Lance MigliaccioHOST
17:34
So before 2001, audiences had already watched New York terror, martial law logic, and the destruction of the Twin Towers across multiple products.
Lance MigliaccioHOST
17:43
The siege in 1998 put Islamic terrorist attacks on New York on screen, then walked the country into military occupation and the shredding of civil liberties.
Lance MigliaccioHOST
17:54
Fox later marketed the film as early prescient.
Lance MigliaccioHOST
18:00
you know, eerily prescient.
Jon HeroldHOST
115:40
And Chris, what's the movie for next week?
Chris PaulHOST
115:44
The movie for next week is The Siege starring Denzel Washington.
Chris PaulHOST
115:50
oh yeah that's a good that's a good movie that should be fun they like uh they're trying to avoid terrorist attacks they declare martial law
Jon HeroldHOST
115:59
i guess yeah that's cool i'm pretty sure i've seen that one yeah we can
Chris PaulHOST
101:03
And I know that some people have requested this one over the last couple of years, and I have somehow I don't think ever seen it.
Chris PaulHOST
101:15
But for next week, we are going to do 1998's The Siege, directed by Edward Zwick and starring Denzel Washington, Bruce Willis, Annette Bening, Tony Shalhoub, and somebody.
Burning BrightHOST
101:31
I have to have seen this.
Burning BrightHOST
101:32
This seems like one of, this is probably one of those walked through rooms it was on movies.
Chris PaulHOST
103:11
44 at the time
Burning BrightHOST
103:13
yeah
Chris PaulHOST
103:13
okay cool um all right then okay so i guess that's it we will uh we will see you all next week for the siege starring denzel washington good night
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103:27
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Tony BakerHOST
72:51
He's been in Thames and Tide.
Tony BakerHOST
72:52
He's been in The Siege, Courage Under Fire.
Tony BakerHOST
72:55
It's like he's been in major pics, action movies, Man on Fire, you know
KevOnStageHOST
73:00
what
ToddHOST
62:58
of the three of them.
MattHOST
63:00
I am also going to recommend The Siege at Jaditsville, which I don't know if I'm pronouncing that correctly, but it is a relatively forgotten and untold tale of an Irish...
MattHOST
63:15
Army, I don't know if it's a regiment or platoon, that was stationed in Jadotville in Africa during the Congo Wars.
MattHOST
63:25
And them doing a holding action against the mercenaries that were working for the Belgians that were mining and colonizing parts of Africa at the time.
Dan Le BatardHOST
22:13
Woo!
Greg CotePANELIST
22:13
You mean The Siege with Denzel?
Mike Ryan RuizHOST
22:15
Was it?
Greg CotePANELIST
22:16
Yeah, Denzel, Bruce Willis, and Annette Bening.
Dan Le BatardHOST
25:44
Uh, yeah, he was in two Sieges.
Jonathan ZaslowHOST
25:45
Oh.
Dan Le BatardHOST
25:46
American Siege and The Siege.
Mike Ryan RuizHOST
25:47
And Rob Go was in American Siege.
Ernie FergusonHOST
15:28
But see, I mean, that's the thing.
Ernie FergusonHOST
15:29
See, I re- I really like Fallen, and I really like He Got Game, and I really like The Siege also.
Ernie FergusonHOST
15:35
You know? But, you know, th- those all were not necessarily...
Ernie FergusonHOST
15:39
He Got Game was probably the one that was probably well-liked the most.

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