Our friend of the internationally acclaimed and broadly loved and adored Nick Cersei is in town.

Some of you will remember him from justified, fried green tomatoes, days of thunder, the

Prince of Tides. What was the billboard movie? Three billboards in Ebbing? Three billboards

outside Ebbing, Missouri. That was a great film. Yeah. That was a great film. Yeah, that was good.

It came to my attention as art Mullin. As a Mullin or Mullins? Mullin. Well, he doesn't really

exist. So Mullin, Mullin. Yeah. Injustified. And I was a nut for justified as he knows. And since then,

he has become quite well known to a number of people for his rather outside Hollywood opinions

of conservatism. In fact, leading him at one point at Russia's request to guest hosting for

the Rush Limbaugh show before I did. Here I am. This famous, beloved, accomplished talk radio host.

And there's Nick Cersei, TV and movie actor. And he's sitting in the big chair ahead of me,

but I did. I paved the way for you, my God. You did pave the way and a great job. You did.

You are in Houston now, at least for a short period of time, filming with Dinesh D'Souza. Tell me

about that. Yeah, where Dinesh is making a new film. And I don't really want to let the

cat out of the bag about exactly what it's about. But I'm here doing some, uh, there's some

reenactments in the film. And I'm portraying one of the characters in the reenactments. And

well, we can say you're playing a polo, a police officer because you seem to be doing popo.

A kind of a police. Oh, okay. Yeah. Oh, that's right. That's right. That's right. But you are

making a film right now where you are a police officer. Yes. I'm also doing a series for Netflix

right now called the perfect couple, right? Where you make out with Nicole Kidman? Not that's

no, that's not part of the script. Well, they didn't film that. Yeah. That was just something that

happened. But yeah, it's a, it's a sitting in a ticket and we're shooting it in Cape Cod.

And Nicole Kidman is part of it. Nicole Kidman's in it leaves Schreiber the code of fanning.

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