is on the air. Remember back when we respected the CIA and the FBI, before Homeland Security, before no-not raids,

before no-not raids, before calling us insurrectionists,

before it felt like the government was the taxpayer-funded Gestapo, dragging Patriots out of their homes while the Black Lives Matter

group was paraded around the White House.

There is a new film out by Dinesh Desuso, and it's called Police State, and I think it will

find a welcome audience of folks for whom this story rings painfully close to home especially

after January 6th but there are other examples.

Dinesh Desusa is our guest. Welcome to the program, sir.

Thank you very much.

Thanks for having me.

I want to get into in a moment, Dinesh, where folks can watch this, but first, I think I have a pretty good idea.

I was actually on set, Ramon, the movie.

They didn't work me in, I'm not mad about that, but the set was all made up of Michael Berry show fans so that's a good thing

Nick Cercy and I were hanging out for the day and Nick had a scene that had to be cut

so I drove over and delivered him there and watched the scene just off set and got to meet all the folks that were involved with this.

What was the reasoning behind this, Dinesh?

Well, Michael, I think I realized that many of the classic features of police

states were suddenly appearing in the United States.

So when we look at police states around the world,

unfree societies, tyrannical societies, places like China and North Korea, Iran, the old Soviet Union.

What are their defining characteristics?

Well, mass surveillance of citizens, systematic censorship, a political indoctrination in the schools and the media.

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