Jared Polinfronos photo.com and this is the Daily Fro for Monday, September 14th,

2020. The time now is 456 in the PM. This is episode number 319. You can call me,

you can text me 267, 4546,-6. I like when you text me.

You know, people that text me, they get texts back.

And this isn't one of those bullshit text message lines that everybody else started to do more recently as like six, seven, eight months ago.

I've had this line for a while.

This goes to my phone.

I can text you back.

If I don't text you back, I don't like you. That's not true.

If I don't text you back, then I did, whatever. If you send me a text and it's interesting,

I'll be like, at least I'll say thank you. Like, I get people, they're like, hey, I enjoy listening to your podcast. I'm like, well, thank you for listening to my podcast and then that's it we go along our merry way and that's been

really good so people keep sending texts if you would like to send texts so let's talk about

something that i want to talk about we're going to talk about the way i see it the documentary

by pete suza or about pete suza uh and if you don't know who Pete Sousa is, he is or was the photographer for Barack Obama, the official White House photographer in his two terms. And he also worked under the Reagan administration as a White House staff photographer with the Regans. So right there, you can see that it went both ways. There was a

Republican. There was a Democrat. And that's not what this is about, of course, but people tend to

make it about that. I was lucky enough to get to preview this. Now, it doesn't come out, I believe,

until it says in theater September 18th, though who the hell is going to go to a theater to watch

it. I was lucky enough to get a preview screener edition where your name, my name is a blazoned in the middle of it

in case I steal it or something and share it with the rest of the world. But anyway, I watched it.

It's an hour and 40 some minutes and it follows Pete's career as a White House photographer, which is

interesting. You learn about why he was hesitant to take the job under Reagan. You learn how he

ended up encountering Obama, or how he ended up getting a job as a photographer in the first

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