Separated by 3,000 miles.

When we think of Hollywood, we don't necessarily associate it with Washington politics, but art, by its very nature,

imitates and reflects life.

Whether promoting lifestyles, ideology, or war, the media has a powerful hold over public

opinion.

Hollywood creates the grand public opinion.

Hollywood creates the grand perception of the world. It is the wizard behind the veil.

We know politicians court Hollywood stars for support.

Katie Perry was paid over $70,000 to perform for the Hillary Clinton campaign.

While it seems no money was needed for Glen Eastwood to stump at the Republican National Convention

in 2012, Harvey Weinstein's ties to the Clintons and Barack Obama run deeper than the millions

of dollars of campaign contributions he's raised.

Obama's daughter Malia went to intern for the Weinstein Company after his presidency.

But political campaign support should be expected from citizens, celebrity or not.

The deeper threat arises when film and media are influenced

to tell stories on behalf of the political establishment.

Such products could be construed as propaganda.

There are an awful lot of people in Hollywood who have some kind of relationship with the CIA and Department of Defense.

An awful long list of individuals that we put in the book.

I mean, loads of these people have visited Langley, and some of them have closer connections than that.

So Ben Affleck, for instance.

Ben Affleck's former wife, Jennifer Garner, did unpaid recruitment ads for the CIA.

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