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We just happen to look like the president. You're a very handsome man. Thank you, Mr. President.

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In a country where anybody can become president. Anybody just did. Kevin Klum, Sigourney Weeper.

Make a nice president, Dave Kovic. Dave. Okay, let's get back to work.

Whoa.

All right, 25th anniversary of this movie in May. It might be the best movie of all time.

I'm not sure. One of the world's. I don't know. It's the godfather, two or a day. It's incredible.

Ten year old me agrees with you entirely. It's so good. It's so it's so satisfying and just so

easy to watch and so simple and so happy and so innocent and it just makes me happy. It's the

happy movie. Innocent is a good way to frame it. It feels like it's from a truly a different time.

It feels like a hundred years ago. Maybe a different country. Yeah. It taps into the same

innocence that Clinton tapped into. I was like graduating college when he won president and

Clinton tapping into innocence is a complicated phrase. Yeah.

That would be careful with that one. No, but it is pre-Centonian. Yeah.

We believed in the office. You see American president with Douglas too and then leading a

West Wing with Martin Sheen, but just when we kind of believed in that as an institution,

now you watch this movie in the Trump era and you're like, oh, yeah.

But what was your reaction when you were watching? I thought it was

impressive how old fashioned it was. It really was like a Frank Capra movie.

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