Alright, I'm just gonna make this quick, there's a lot of people, but I'm just gonna go back to how Reds was my favorite film.

One person that really inspired me was watching Maureen Stapleton playing Emma Goldman in Reds.

I was like, who is this woman? I never heard of her. I love the character and she was so brash and just so righteous.

She just blew me away. I was like, who is this woman?

The first thing I did was go to the library and I found that she wrote an autobiography called Living My Life.

I learned a lot from that. Just stand up what you believe in, fight for it, don't just say, get out there in the streets and fight for it, try and get your message out, using your artistic abilities.

She was just so inspirational. She's like to me one of the greatest historical badasses. And I'm gonna throw an FDR there.

I think he really changed this country for the good, just economically speaking, you know, patching things up and, you know, using a lot of John the Intercans, you know, methods to fix the government.

And so, you know, it didn't sway into the margins and, you know, it was regulated and it built our middle class for decades until the 70s when Nixon, you know, from Nixon on, they started dismantling all the regulations and we are in the shit we are right now.

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