End of the war, when we pulled out of Vietnam,

two and a half million people were killed.

There's people trying to cling to helicopters

to hold on to their lives.

And I saw that, and I was shocked

because they showed me what communism was.

The winner is John Boyd in coming home.

Four times The winner is John Boyd is coming home.

Four-time Oscar nominee, winner of one of those, 11-time Golden Globe nominee with four wins, star of Mission Impossible, Heat, Deliverance, Coming Home, Midnight Cowboy, and

so many other classic movies, John Voight is no question, one of the Hollywood greats. An iconic actor,

wide acclaim tons of memorable characters. And he happens to be one of the most outspoken

conservatives and Trump supporters in all of the entertainment industry. But that wasn't always

the case. As he was finding prominence in movies in the late 60s and early 70s, John found

himself echoing the beliefs held by the majority

of the liberal Hollywood circle. In particular, he was actively marching and speaking out against

the Vietnam War as a young man with newfound cloud. Make love not war. That's a message

nearly anybody could get behind, but something changed as John began to see the Marxist

intentions behind the anti-war activism. John began to realize he didn't stand

for the things Hollywood was, by and large, selling. In our show, we'll get into how in 2020,

we're living through another Marxist movement infiltrating American thought and society, one very

similar to what John experienced firsthand in the 70s. Plus, John tells us about his big break

that launched him into the Hollywood limelight, his advice for conservatives trying to make it in Tinseltown, and his thoughts on the new Woke Academy

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