We're talking about one of the great filmmakers.

We're talking about one of our favorite filmmakers, one of our favorite guys.

For the first time in years, we're talking about him, because every time I pitch one of his movies, Luke says,

he just makes the same movie every time.

Yeah, and how wrong was I?

That's right.

We're going to be talking about Dinesh D'Souza on this episode, folks, and his 2020 film,

the, and his 2020 film Trump card.

Sorry, I can't even make my way through the sentence.

When was the last time we talked about Dinesh?

I think we talked about 2,000 mules, which was in the chronology of his

career, it came out right after this one, all about voter fraud and that sort of thing.

I remember it because it had Charlie Kirk in it, among other things. It had an incredible tone,

which was this very just asking questions kind of thing, but also the election was definitely stolen by the Democrats.

That was one that I remember I had to like sign up for some extremely obscure streaming service.

It may have even been Dinesh D'Souza's own streaming service because the film and its powerful message had

been shadow banned from every...

Because the radical left was implementing tyranny.

That's right. Yeah, the thesis of that one was that the Democrats stole the election because

of upwards of 2,000 mules, mules being people who stuffed the ballot box during the COVID

era, mail-in balloting. And do you remember it was his main evidence was surveillance

footage of people dropping off, like postal ballots or something? Yeah. It was a fairly easily debunked

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