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Folks, welcome to hour two. I'm talking to John Zmirak. John, you wrote a wonderful article.

I put it all over social media about this film called Amsterdam.

Talk about this.

This is an amazing concept.

First of all, Amsterdam is a, I think it's a really fun, funny, and emotionally moving story.

It's kind of long, but I think it works.

It has the feel like a 1930 screwball comedy. It's kind of long, but I think it works.

It has the feel like a 1930s screwball comedy, kind of like Preston Sturgis' movies like Sullivan's Travels or Hale the Conquering Hero or his Gal Friday.

It's an old-fashioned movie in that sense. And it's said in the 1930s during the Depression, during

the rise of fascism and communism around the world. It stars Christian Bale and Margot Robbie

with smaller roles for Robert De Niro, Taylor Swift, Mike Myers, Chris Rock, Remy Malick, all a bunch of really terrific actors. And it's beautiful

art deco interiors. And that's my favorite architectural style. Great, beautiful gowns for the

women, tuxitos for the men. It's gorgeous to look at. It's funny. It's moving. And its villain

is Planned planned parenthood.

Okay, you're not joking. Folks, if you read the article at stream.org, you can see this is true.

Now, clearly, the people who made this film, this is a big Hollywood film, they never would have

wanted anyone to know that the actual villain

is Planned Parenthood. So what do they do to hide that? Okay. Well, I don't think they realized

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