Forget the old school thrills of F1, the family charm of Freakier Friday, and even the surprisingly

pro-life, fantastic four first steps, because this summer's feel-good movie turns out to be an

August sleeper hit that virtually nobody saw coming. Hey, everybody, I'm Steve Green with Bill

Whittle and Scott Ott, and this is Right Angle, brought you by the members of Bill Whittle.com.

Gentlemen, Kamala's Revenge, it's a story of a failed presidential candidate who

raised record, record amounts of money, left record debt, lost the election anyway, then gave

her party the finger when it needed her most. It's one of those razor-sharp political comedies that I don't like Hollywood's

dared to make since 1997's Wag the Dog. So here's the premise of the thing. He probably

saw all this in the trailer. The vice president is totally inept. She's a DEI hire. But when the

president, who's really senile, is forced out of his reelection campaign,

she finds herself with just barely over 100 days to scrape together a presidential campaign

and $1.5 billion to spend, just 100 days to spend it.

So, as I said, you probably saw that in the trailer, but I saw the whole movie earlier this week,

and what happens next is going to shock you.

It turns out, Kamala didn't just raise the $1.5 billion.

She spent it all, left her party, millions in debt, and in the movie, the bad guys, led by this weird orange dude,

end up with like $80 million in the bank, but Kamala's party has just $15 million plus all the debts.

And according to this site called Axius in the movie, some donors have grown reluctant to give her party more money even as they try to pivot to the midterm elections. Now, Scott, I really enjoyed watching Kamala's revenge, but do you think this story

is just too far out there for audiences? Can I just interrupt? I'm so sorry. Sure. You are so superb

at dry humor.

I really do not know whether or not there is a movie called Combo's Revenge.

There is no movie.

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