All right, we are back, Of course, this is Sean and I'm back with Terrence from Trillbillies. What's up there?

Not a lot. Uh, things feeling...

Do a... Still really for what still really from a very invigorating

discussion like I said I learned some things in fact yeah yeah I mean I it's

very helpful to to talk these things out.

I mean, I always have some vague idea of what I'm gonna say,

but, you know, I think we, uh, we at least came to perhaps the structural reasons for why things are so

fucky right now. Maybe as a way of transitioning, see what I'm doing here, we can talk about the specifics of that fuckery, of the way that American politics, which is of course the expression of all these grand forces we've been talking about or a expression anyways has been affected by the last two to 13 years or so. Certainly since Trump there's been kind of a change within the

right, the conservative right in this country and I think we're starting to see it maybe

slowly coherent to something. It feels like it feels very much like there are some very powerful people trying to shape the right into

I don't know we were talking about this on the show the other day because we talked about this vanity

for our article about Peter Till and then you sent me this other article that I had not

read yet it was in Buzzfeed it was about what is it the New people's cinema club is that what it is?

Yeah it was it was feriously like a movie like a film center in Miami and then like an alt-right adjacent one I guess you recall it that then became a film festival last year.

It weirdly enough like the Institute was associated with that one movie that won a bunch of Oscars

a few years ago.

It was like moonlight or something.

Was it moonlight? Yeah, I think I think that's what it was it was it was I didn't see it but it was kind of like I don't know I've

Sometimes to get it mixed up with Moon Truck which is an excellent movie.

That's a much probably different movie.

With Cher and what's this?

Was it Michael Keaton?

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