You are listening to The Next Best Picture podcast, and this is Daniel Howitt's interview with the

directors for War Game, Jesse Moss and Tony Gerber. My fellow Americans, it is undeniable that

this past election was stolen to all those members of the armed forces. Join with us to defend

our liberty and land.

Seated around this room is an incredible diversity of professional experience spanning the last five presidential administrations. Most of you have sworn under oath to defend the Constitution.

What happens when those in uniform break that oath?

January 6th demonstrated a possible false sense of security.

The next insurrection could involve members of the active duty military,

turning their weapons around on the folks that they are there to protect.

One of the recommendations was to war game what that might look like.

I am President Hotham, Chief Executive of the United States of America. You have six hours to revert a civil war and ensure the peaceful transfer of power.

Mr. President, we are going to be starting the game in three.

We are here to stress test our national security system.

I want them to be prepared for the worst case scenarios.

Jesse, Tony, thank you so much for chatting with me about your new film War Game. Jesse, it's great to see you again and Tony, great to meet you for the worst case scenarios. Jesse, Tony, thank you so much for chatting with me about your new film War Game.

Jesse, it's great to see you again.

And Tony, great to meet you for the first time here.

Well, let's start at the beginning with the origins of the project.

How did you guys get connected with Vet Voice, with this war game,

and how did you know that it was right for a film?

Well, we read this op-ed by these three generals in the Washington Post calling out this threat that they see of extremism in the

military and the risk that the next insurrection could be worse. And I think that caused a lot of

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