May 9, 2024 • 29 mins
Illegal aliens are flying a Palestinian flag to send a list of demands to the mayor including free food. Actor, Director and Producer Nick Searcy joins us to discuss “Justify This: A Career Without Compromise”, the January 6th prosecutions, college protesters and more.
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Dana Lashes of sard Truth podcast sponsoredby Keltech. It's his life mission to
make bad decisions. It's time forFlorida man. All right, I gotta
be quick with this one. Floridaman was charged with flushing a lady's fish
down the toilet. Cape Coral,Florida man is facing several charges including battery,
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grand theft, and flushing a woman'sfish down the tarlet. According to
Cape Coral Police, Brett Austin Dahltattoos all over his face is facing those
charges based on two separate investigations.Apparently he's spit on the woman's vehicle,
hit her left arm, and apparentlygrabbed her beta fish and flushed it down
the tarlet. And now he's inall kinds of trouble. So you can't
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be doing that. Can't be stealingold ladies fish and flushing him down the
tarlet. Florida man was accused ofstealing a mattress from Walmart. That's not
really anything easy to conceal, youknow, maybe a lower next time.
Kurt Bark with an Eye is arrestedin charge with grand theft to petty theft
drive with oh. He had alot of charges speaking of greed. I'm
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going to turn my attention from itto the one group I guess it's still
trying to squat on the college campus. This is in Denver, have you.
Everybody has their list of demands andthe collective, the camp collective in
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Denver. So you have the collegekids. Now it's like turning into illegal
immigrants. So in Denver they've kindof morphed into one thing. They've got
a bunch of illegal immigrants in anunauthorized encampment and now they're also flying the
Hamas flag. What yeah, yeah, yeah, uh huh. So while
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you have the college kids doing allthis stuff, now you have these illegal,
literal actual illegal immigrants in an unauthorizedencampment in Denver who refused to go
to a shelter and they've been flyingthe Hamas flag in the or the Gosen
flag in Denver. And they hada list of demands. The city said
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that they needed to move they wereThey said at least go into a bridge.
They were going to fund the movingthem. Denver Human Services was trying
to get them into shelters and theillegal immigrants said no, And the city
says, well, we're going tocontinue to offer services to illegal immigrants who
choose the shelter over encampments, andso they sent a list of demands to
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the city in order for them toI guess move. This was their demands
at this At this they said,in order for them to go to the
shelter, quote, they will cooktheir own food with fresh, culturally appropriate
ingredients instead of pre made meals,rice, chicken, flour, oil,
butter, tomatoes, onions, andpeople will not be punished for bringing in
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and eating outside food. Shower actswill be available without time limits and can
be access to whenever. We're notin the military, we're civilians. You're
not American civilians. You're literally illegalaliens. You have no citizenship and no
claim here. They said. Medicalprofessional visits will happen regularly, and referrals
and connections for specialty care will bemade as needed. Like who pays for
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that? They said, All willreceive the same housing support that has been
offered to others. Who pays forthat? They said, there has to
be a clean up, just processbefore exiting someone for any reason. They
said, all shelter residents again literalactual illegal aliens which is a legal term,
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will receive connection to employment support,including work permit applications, consult consultations
for each person family with a freeimmigration lawyer. They said that must that
must be arranged to discuss their cases, and then the city has to provide
ongoing legal support, including transportation.By the way, they said, the
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city will provide privacy for families inthe shelter. No more, they said
the staff. They don't want thestaff to speaking to them, no sheriff
sleeping inside, and no monitoring.We're not criminals and we won't be treated
as such. You literally enter thecountry illegally, so by that very definition
you are. They want free transportationfor their kids that they brought in illegally
to and from schools. They're notallowed to separate families. It doesn't matter
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if the kids don't have the samenames, or they can't prove that the
kids are the children of the adults. Great for child trafficking. I mean,
this is all the demands that theyhave. I think they should get
their happy asses back to wherever theyimmigrated illegally from personally, but this is
the list of demands that they sentout to Denver. Can you imagine going
to Jamaica, going to any countrybeautiful subtropical country, you know, where
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a lot of people go for vacation, maybe in Mexico, maybe Dominican Republic,
maybe Puerto Rico, maybe Jamaica,TCI wherever, into Antigua and just
squatting somewhere and then issuing a listof demands like this, I need free
housing, free medicine. I needto be provided with free culturally appropriate foods.
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Yeah, unlimited showers, transportation thewhole night. Can you imagine,
Oh man, Kane, what didyou just put in slack? Go ahead
and say that last one, thelast one. I think Colorado imported a
bunch of coyotes and wolves for theirconservation just recently. They approved it,
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and I think they shipped them in. And I think I know where at
least a few of those wolves andcoyotes could go. Maybe this encampment.
Stretch their legs, you know,Yeah, just get out there and you
know, see the world. Letthese wolves and the coyotes give out sence
them in bro and just be wolvesand just let them be themselves. Let
them be themselves, right, I'msaying, you know, I think of
the wolves and coyotes, that's right, Oh man? Is that not greed?
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Though, can you imagine going intoanother country and being so rude as
to do What are you told asan American tourist, like, don't act
like you know, don't don't becausethere's this this Uh, I don't know.
I guess like stereotyped that Americans arebrash and loud and aggressive, and
and that that's considered like a fauxpas if you're not polite, if you're
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in like a lot of these othernations, or particularly European nations. But
why do Americans. Americans wouldn't dothose to anybody else's country. But this
is acceptable. Try this in Ireland. Well, Ireland was allowing it for
a while, but then the peoplegot mad. Try this in Italy right
now. I mean, you haveto be able. You can't even get
into a hotel unless you prove thatyou If you don't, if you're not
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an Italian, you have to literallyshow them your passport before they will allow
you to assume a room, andyou have to carry your documents on your
person, and if you get stoppedby one of their policing you don't have
it, they can totally carture yourbutt to jail. And it can't be
a copy of the documents. Don'tbelieve that. People will tell you that
that's a lie for real. Buthere you can make a list of demands.
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for Dana's Quick five. So Astrazenicais pulling its RNA vaccine from this from
the European market, But why notthe US market? Right? Why wouldn
they pull it from the US market? According to the Associated Press, Astrazenica
was pulling that the injections the clotshot. They requested that the European authorization
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marketing authorization holder. Hmm, thatthey got because they got doubts. So
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why is why not the US?Why not that? And aren't we still
mandating it for people to come inthe country The same so they're trying to
say that fish are shrinking. I'mwaiting for Joe Biden to say that it's
because of fish greed. But apparentlythey're trying to make us to be about
climate change with shrinking fish. There'sit's really it's there's a lot of overfishing
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is not climate change. And therehas been a lot of overfishing and different
parts of the world, and that'sOltimately they keep trying to tackle on climate
changes like every but that's not anypart of it. And it's cyclical too,
because when the overfishing stops and theypull back, then fish the fish
grow. I mean, good heavensare we seriously the stupid everything's that,
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you know, the the medieval claimof climate change. Neural Link's first brain
brain chip implant and a human hasappeared to go pretty flawlessly, But there
was a problem the number of implants. Of the implants, threads came out.
According to this MSN piece, there'sone problem though neuralink encountered a problem.
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It was Nolan Arbaugh who was thefirst recipient, the first human patient.
It reduced the amount of data thatcould capture from his brain, and
some of the data was lost becausethe implants threads that were placed in his
brain came out, and it wasn'tdisclosed immediately why some of the threads retracted
unexpectedly. Neuralink posted about the situationafter The Wall Street Journal asked about the
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issue, and they said that theythink it might be the air was trapped
inside the skull after surgery, andit's a condition that's not totally uncommon,
and they said that it hasn't appearedto pose a risk to him. He's
a quadriplegic since twenty sixteen, sincea car accident. But they said that
they're floating, maybe removed it,maybe replanting it. So there's so I
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can't even imagine, like the goshdoing that, and the threads came out
purported Las Vegas alien video is unaltered, says an expert. I could have
told you this. So you guysremember this, Okay, do you remember
we played this like right when ithappened. You all remember the video of
the people who were like in theirbackyard and they said that there were two
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beings back there. And so thisdude who works with video analysis said,
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four Hillsdale dot com. You know, I was gonna play the Justified theme
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coming into this segment, but I'mlike, you know, the man in
black seems to suit the legendary NickSearcy the best, and so I had
to play one of my favorite JohnnyCash tracks for him coming in. Welcome
back to the program, Dana Lastwith You. You can listen coast to
coast. You can find his terrestriallyand hundreds of markets listen stream the radio
show Channel three forty seven, DirectTV, rumble X everywhere else. Nick
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searusly doesn't really need a lot ofintroduction. He's in one of my favorite
television series, Justified, although Ihaven't started the new one which came out
I think it was July last year, but I've watched the original one and
I love his character of Art Mullen. He is such an acerbic, smart
ass and that I love that.I love that character. But he's done
so many great films and he's thetype of guy who has made a career
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for himself where he can say whathe wants and do what he wants,
and people respect his body of workenough where they're like, all right,
all right, all right, we'renot gonna get We're not going to say
anything to you. Not many peoplein Hollywood have that. And then if
you still try to mess with them, he'll beach over the head with his
peabody and he joins us now viaSkype. Nick Searcy, Congratulations, you
got a new book that is outthat gets into some of what we were
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just talking about. It's called Justified, This a Career Without Compromise, and
it comes out later this month.Congratulations, Thank you, Dana. It's
good to see you again. Asyou can see I'm like now portraying an
intelligent author of a book. Sothat's my costume I have on. You
don't need a costume, that's whoyou are. You wear many has that's
who you are. So this bookyou get into because you have one of
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the most interesting careers and you areunashamedly honest about your political beliefs. I
mean, I don't know anyone elsewho could actually tell the story of what
is happening with these people who havebeen persecuted and prosecuted following j six with
the film you did or the Gosnellfilm that you also did, and be
so honest and transparent with it,and then you're still, like, you
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know, making hits in television andin film. How is that possible?
That's what I don't I mean,because everyone else gets canceled, but you.
I don't really understand it either,Dana. I mean, maybe they
don't know who I am. Maybemaybe they don't listen to alternative media so
they don't hear me talking anywhere.But I'm not sure why. I'm sure
there are certain people in Hollywood thatsay, no, we don't want to
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work with that guy. But Iget enough work. I mean, I've
got a Netflix series coming out nextyear with Nicole Kidman that I have a
nice little roll in, and I'mactually releasing a sequel to Capital Punishment on
May seventeen, of the War onTruth, which is, you know,
continuing to tell the story of howthe January sixth people have and treated and
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we're and that I just got totouch on that because when you look at
what's happening on the college campuses andthe vandalism and the broken windows, and
I watched many videos from these campusriots across the country where they're screaming at
cops, like racial slurs at policeofficers, and these are like white Hamas
supporters. Nothing with those people.But then if you're walking past the Capitol
on January sixth, you're thrown ina jail in your life's ruined. Yeah,
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Well, the protesters on college campusesare protesters that this government supports.
They want those protests to happen becausethose protests are tearing down the fabric of
American society. And the people whowent to Washington on January sixth believe in
the Constitution and believe in America.Those are the biggest enemies to this administration.
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People who love America. I thinkthat's a fair point because I mean
you can tell by the legal prosecutionthat effort as well you in Capital Punishment
in this movie that you did,which was really powerful, and there was
a lot of stuff in there thatI was even unaware of been following this.
I was amazed by some of thejustification for charges that were given in
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a way to go after these people. I mean, they weren't after grandmothers.
There were three grandmothers in jail,like people who saw all these people
going in and security capital security waivingthem in, and they would go in
and they were all very polite lookingaround, and then they left, and
then the next thing they know,they get unlawful parading or some kind of
charge that they try to ratchet upto a felony. And I and there
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were disaffected, hundreds of people.Yes, and it's continuing to happen.
They've arrested more people this year alreadythan they arrested last year because they're continuing
to go after people. They'd runout of people that actually went inside,
and Matthew Graves, the district attorney, announced that they're going to start going
after people who just were standing aroundoutside because according to him, they had
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already entered a restricted area. Andin our movie The War on Truth,
you can see the people removing thesigns before the people walk from the ellipse
to the Capitol. They're taking downall the signs that say you're entering a
restricted area, stay out. Sothese people didn't know where that they were
entering a restricted area. That doesn'tmatter. Yeah, how does that not
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factor into the prosecutorial decision with us? That's what I don't get. I
mean, it's like deliberate well,because the point of this is not justice.
They're not trying to do something tobring justice to these people. What
they're doing is sending a message andsaying we if you resist us, this
is what will happen to you.You see what we're doing to these people,
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Keep your mouth shut no matter whatwe do, or we'll do this
to you. Why did you chooseto tell these stories in this film?
Well, I you know, Iwas there myself on January the sixth,
and what I saw there that daydidn't match anything that I saw on the
media. So that's what started meon the journey of talking to these people.
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And the more I talk to them, the more outraged I got and
the matter I became, and Isaid, this is not right. We
got nobody's telling these people's stories.The media is not telling these people's stories.
And the media in fact demonizes thesepeople and ruins their reputations in their
neighborhoods, and their businesses get closed, they lose their jobs, they can't
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be employed. They're literally trying toruin these people. And so I just
felt like, we, you know, nobody else's I want to I want
to tell these people's stories. Yeah, And I don't think that they would
be widely known had you not donethis. We're talking with our friend Nick
Sears. If you're listening to theradio program or if you're watching, you
can see them on the simulcast.It's it's similar to how they did how
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they treated activists with the Tea Party. And I'm always I don't know why,
I'm amazed, but the way thatthey'll look at they treat Antifa,
or burnlot murder or now even thecollege protesters, those protesters, by way
of their political persuasion and affiliation,they're virtuous. Their protests neck are virtuous.
If they break windows, it's avirtuous cost. You know, it's
what was it the cries of theunheard, I think is how one judge
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characterized one of these BLM brieters.But with everyone else, they're the terrorists.
And I don't think that that's playingwell in the minds of the public
anymore. To you, No,it's not playing well. But what we
have to realize is that totalitarian societiesare never established by a majority. Is
a minority of people that take powerand then they use the media to propagandize
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everybody and terrorize everybody and intimidate theminto accepting whatever comes. So that's why
these protests are happening now. Thatpeople that are protesting on campuses now are
the same people that protested at BLM, same people that did occupy Wall Street
all years ago. It's the samepeople. They're trying to make America unsafe
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so that the only source of anysort of safety is the government. When
you speak on these issues and youdo these projects, and then you go
and you do your work, I'mso curious as to how you're received.
How did how I mean, becauseyou're Nick seriously, and everyone's like,
he's that guy, he's that he'sthat crazy patriotic terrorist you know. I
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got to say, I don't.I don't. They don't. They act
like they don't know. When I'mon the set, nobody speaks to me
about that. It's like, hey, how you been, you know whatever?
You know it's and I It's likewhen I guest hosted for Rush Limbaugh
long ago. I'm really worried aboutwhat that would do to my my career.
And my friend Adam Baldwin said,they won't even know you did it,
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Limbad. Just don't tell anybody.They won't even know. And I
think that might be what's happening.I don't know that. I'd never get
confronted. I never never have.It might happen to this, but I
never have. How did I Becauseyou played a Chief US Marshal and justified
and then you're watching Law Enforcement withregards to J six, I'm just curious,
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like your portrayal and as a USmarshal and you know, figure of
authority and then you know, exploringthis in the film and then of course
the sequel to this that you havecoming out on May seventeenth, How did
that did one inform the other?Like? How did how is there a
relationship there? Like did you didthat help you in terms of how you
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were you were approaching organizing these storiesand showcasing them for people. Well,
yeah, in a way, Iguess it did. I've played a lot
of played a lot of cops.I've played a lot of over the years.
There's been an awful lot of cops. Because you know, I'm not
the leading man. So if you'reif you're not the guy kissing the girl,
you're either the leading man and thescenes that you're in though, well,
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I'm a leading man tramped in acharacter actor's bodies. That's what happened.
That's what I go into in thebook. You know, look at
that book cover. But yeah,it did inform me in a way,
and mostly in the way that Iwas shocked at the way these real life
policemen are acting. Cause it's likethat would never fly. I and justified
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that would never fly for my characterto be doing the same the things that
these people are doing, because whatthe FBI is doing is basically terrorizing peaceful
citizens. They're breaking down their doorsat six am, people that have never
been arrested for anything before in theirlives. They're treating them like they're about
to blow the world up, andnone of it makes any sense except when
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you accept that it's deliberate that they'redoing this on purpose to intimidate. When
I first watched Capital Punishment and Iwas following some of these cases, it
didn't surprise me to see the abuseso much by some members of law enforcement.
After what happened. I don't knowif you're familiar with what happened in
Wisconsin after the recall of Scott Walker, when they were showing up in the
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middle of the night to these innocentpeople, no criminal record. They just
happened to help with a recall effort, and they were dragging them out in
the front lawn at three am,and the media just happened to be tipped
off and they happened to be there, and we're able to snap pictures of
the wife in our nightgown and terrifiedkids. When I when I first saw
that happening in Wisconsin, that shockedme. I think that was I don't
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want to sound naive, but thatseemed like, Wow, our law enforcement,
our federal law can do that.And then when I was watching your
movie, I'm like, of coursethey can. So like the span of
time that I went from being completelynaive too, you know that. I
was like, of course they cando that. I'm not surprised. That's
a that's a quick timeline. NotBut has it always been that way or
has it been that way recently?More so recently, I think it's been
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revealed recently. I think it's beenthat way for a while. And I
think that this has been a longmarch through the institutions of our country.
They've corrupted every institution that I canthink of, the education system, Hollywood,
the military, they corrupted it all. And you know by now it's
the COVID vaccine stuff help them drumout anybody in their ranks that was going
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to resist them. So now youhave an FBI that is pretty much just
a tool of the of the ofthe Democrat party that's in charge, or
the uniparty, whatever it is.There's some of the Republicans are just as
bad. Yeah, And the twotiers of justice. We were just talking
about this New York case a littlebit ago, and how you know you
can have a particular charge that exceeds, you know, past the statute limitations.
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But yet Alvin Bragg decides to fabricatethis straw man out of another charge.
It really isn't a charge. Imean, if this really can happen
to anyone, and then you haveHunter Biden that can walk scott free away
from you know, felonious activity witha firearm while he's coked out with strippers,
it's amazing. Yeah. Well that'swhat you see in our movie is
like this. This is happening toyour friends and neighbors, normal people that
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you go to church with, thatyou know, your kids go to school
with, and it can happen toanyone. They can target anyone because,
like you just said, the justiceside of it doesn't matter. What matter
is what side are you on?Are you on? Are you on their
side? Are you against them?This? Your book Justify This a Career
Without Compromise, which comes out Maytwenty eighth, and of course in the
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sequel to Capital Punishment which comes outand that's Capital Punishment. The movie dot
Com is the website that comes outon May seventeenth. Actually the movie is
now called The War on Truth.It's the War on Truth, yes,
or on truthmovie dot com, yeah, or on truthmovie dot Com. This.
I have not read your book yet, and I always like whenever I
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have people on especially somebody like you, I like to support. So I
like to buy, you know,the book and maybe buy some you know,
give give to some folks. Tellus a story about you that we
have never heard before, because Ifeel like I've read a lot about you,
and I feel like i've you know, I could probably you know,
I got some story. But tellme something that nobody knows. Well,
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I'm not sure if nobody knows.It's probably little known. But I had
to run in with Sean Penn.That was pretty interesting that I go into
in the book where I did acouple of things with Sean Penn. I
did a movie with him, andwe were sort of friends, you know,
we were kind of acquaintances. Butat one point, you know,
somebody I guess told him about mypolitical leanings and he wrote me a pretty
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nasty email. And I wrote himback and sort of said, you know,
I was kind of nice. Isaid, you know, I disagree
with you, but you know weI respect you as an actor, had
a great time in the movie withyou, and you know whatever. And
he wrote me back saying, youknow, why did you even accept the
role, you know, knowing whatmy politics were? And I don't give
a damn about your respect, Andso I kind of I wound up telling
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him to congratulations on your oscar andyou know, maybe you can take that
thing and shove it up your ass. I was getting ready to say,
where's that nixt? Seriously? Where'sthat nixt seriously? Response, I'm waiting
for it. One last thing.I saw that you left California, Camifornia
and you moved to America. Andit looks beautiful where you're at. How
much are you loving life right now? Not being in Hollywood? It's so
(28:00):
nice and it's so different. Andthe thing I tell people the most the
most different thing about it is thequality of the people and how nice and
helpful they are. I mean,it's and I think that's because most of
the people here where I am arehappy. The people in California are so
annoyed and so bitter and miserable andover text and you know, the traffic
(28:22):
and everything is like, people hereare pretty pleasant, They're pretty happy.
Yeah there you are, Nick Searci. The book Awesome Justify This A Career
Without Compromise That is out May twentyeighth, and the and War on truththmovie
as well. Dot Com that's Mayseventeenth, and congratulations as always, and
thank you for not just the entertainmentthat you provide, but also the advocacy
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as well, and bringing your talentto tell the stories of these people who
are persecuted and unheard. We're grateful. Thank you, my friend. Good
to talk with you. Thanks fortuning into today's edition of Dana Lash's Absurd
Youth podcast. If you haven't already, made sure to hit that subscribe button
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Dana Lashes of sard Truth podcast sponsoredby Keltech. It's his life mission to
make bad decisions. It's time forFlorida man. All right, I gotta
be quick with this one. Floridaman was charged with flushing a lady's fish
down the toilet. Cape Coral,Florida man is facing several charges including battery,
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grand theft, and flushing a woman'sfish down the tarlet. According to
Cape Coral Police, Brett Austin Dahltattoos all over his face is facing those
charges based on two separate investigations.Apparently he's spit on the woman's vehicle,
hit her left arm, and apparentlygrabbed her beta fish and flushed it down
the tarlet. And now he's inall kinds of trouble. So you can't
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be doing that. Can't be stealingold ladies fish and flushing him down the
tarlet. Florida man was accused ofstealing a mattress from Walmart. That's not
really anything easy to conceal, youknow, maybe a lower next time.
Kurt Bark with an Eye is arrestedin charge with grand theft to petty theft
drive with oh. He had alot of charges speaking of greed. I'm
(01:06):
going to turn my attention from itto the one group I guess it's still
trying to squat on the college campus. This is in Denver, have you.
Everybody has their list of demands andthe collective, the camp collective in
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Denver. So you have the collegekids. Now it's like turning into illegal
immigrants. So in Denver they've kindof morphed into one thing. They've got
a bunch of illegal immigrants in anunauthorized encampment and now they're also flying the
Hamas flag. What yeah, yeah, yeah, uh huh. So while
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you have the college kids doing allthis stuff, now you have these illegal,
literal actual illegal immigrants in an unauthorizedencampment in Denver who refused to go
to a shelter and they've been flyingthe Hamas flag in the or the Gosen
flag in Denver. And they hada list of demands. The city said
(02:09):
that they needed to move they wereThey said at least go into a bridge.
They were going to fund the movingthem. Denver Human Services was trying
to get them into shelters and theillegal immigrants said no, And the city
says, well, we're going tocontinue to offer services to illegal immigrants who
choose the shelter over encampments, andso they sent a list of demands to
(02:34):
the city in order for them toI guess move. This was their demands
at this At this they said,in order for them to go to the
shelter, quote, they will cooktheir own food with fresh, culturally appropriate
ingredients instead of pre made meals,rice, chicken, flour, oil,
butter, tomatoes, onions, andpeople will not be punished for bringing in
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and eating outside food. Shower actswill be available without time limits and can
be access to whenever. We're notin the military, we're civilians. You're
not American civilians. You're literally illegalaliens. You have no citizenship and no
claim here. They said. Medicalprofessional visits will happen regularly, and referrals
and connections for specialty care will bemade as needed. Like who pays for
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that? They said, All willreceive the same housing support that has been
offered to others. Who pays forthat? They said, there has to
be a clean up, just processbefore exiting someone for any reason. They
said, all shelter residents again literalactual illegal aliens which is a legal term,
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will receive connection to employment support,including work permit applications, consult consultations
for each person family with a freeimmigration lawyer. They said that must that
must be arranged to discuss their cases, and then the city has to provide
ongoing legal support, including transportation.By the way, they said, the
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city will provide privacy for families inthe shelter. No more, they said
the staff. They don't want thestaff to speaking to them, no sheriff
sleeping inside, and no monitoring.We're not criminals and we won't be treated
as such. You literally enter thecountry illegally, so by that very definition
you are. They want free transportationfor their kids that they brought in illegally
to and from schools. They're notallowed to separate families. It doesn't matter
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if the kids don't have the samenames, or they can't prove that the
kids are the children of the adults. Great for child trafficking. I mean,
this is all the demands that theyhave. I think they should get
their happy asses back to wherever theyimmigrated illegally from personally, but this is
the list of demands that they sentout to Denver. Can you imagine going
to Jamaica, going to any countrybeautiful subtropical country, you know, where
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a lot of people go for vacation, maybe in Mexico, maybe Dominican Republic,
maybe Puerto Rico, maybe Jamaica,TCI wherever, into Antigua and just
squatting somewhere and then issuing a listof demands like this, I need free
housing, free medicine. I needto be provided with free culturally appropriate foods.
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Yeah, unlimited showers, transportation thewhole night. Can you imagine,
Oh man, Kane, what didyou just put in slack? Go ahead
and say that last one, thelast one. I think Colorado imported a
bunch of coyotes and wolves for theirconservation just recently. They approved it,
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and I think they shipped them in. And I think I know where at
least a few of those wolves andcoyotes could go. Maybe this encampment.
Stretch their legs, you know,Yeah, just get out there and you
know, see the world. Letthese wolves and the coyotes give out sence
them in bro and just be wolvesand just let them be themselves. Let
them be themselves, right, I'msaying, you know, I think of
the wolves and coyotes, that's right, Oh man? Is that not greed?
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Though, can you imagine going intoanother country and being so rude as
to do What are you told asan American tourist, like, don't act
like you know, don't don't becausethere's this this Uh, I don't know.
I guess like stereotyped that Americans arebrash and loud and aggressive, and
and that that's considered like a fauxpas if you're not polite, if you're
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in like a lot of these othernations, or particularly European nations. But
why do Americans. Americans wouldn't dothose to anybody else's country. But this
is acceptable. Try this in Ireland. Well, Ireland was allowing it for
a while, but then the peoplegot mad. Try this in Italy right
now. I mean, you haveto be able. You can't even get
into a hotel unless you prove thatyou If you don't, if you're not
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an Italian, you have to literallyshow them your passport before they will allow
you to assume a room, andyou have to carry your documents on your
person, and if you get stoppedby one of their policing you don't have
it, they can totally carture yourbutt to jail. And it can't be
a copy of the documents. Don'tbelieve that. People will tell you that
that's a lie for real. Buthere you can make a list of demands.
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for Dana's Quick five. So Astrazenicais pulling its RNA vaccine from this from
the European market, But why notthe US market? Right? Why wouldn
they pull it from the US market? According to the Associated Press, Astrazenica
was pulling that the injections the clotshot. They requested that the European authorization
(08:46):
be pulled. According to the EUMedicines Regulator, it was in the European
Medicines Agency's website on Wednesday this week, so yesterday, and they said that
the approval for the astrosenk of Egxerviahad been withdrawn at the request of the
marketing authorization holder. Hmm, thatthey got because they got doubts. So
(09:09):
why is why not the US?Why not that? And aren't we still
mandating it for people to come inthe country The same so they're trying to
say that fish are shrinking. I'mwaiting for Joe Biden to say that it's
because of fish greed. But apparentlythey're trying to make us to be about
climate change with shrinking fish. There'sit's really it's there's a lot of overfishing
(09:31):
is not climate change. And therehas been a lot of overfishing and different
parts of the world, and that'sOltimately they keep trying to tackle on climate
changes like every but that's not anypart of it. And it's cyclical too,
because when the overfishing stops and theypull back, then fish the fish
grow. I mean, good heavensare we seriously the stupid everything's that,
(09:54):
you know, the the medieval claimof climate change. Neural Link's first brain
brain chip implant and a human hasappeared to go pretty flawlessly, But there
was a problem the number of implants. Of the implants, threads came out.
According to this MSN piece, there'sone problem though neuralink encountered a problem.
(10:18):
It was Nolan Arbaugh who was thefirst recipient, the first human patient.
It reduced the amount of data thatcould capture from his brain, and
some of the data was lost becausethe implants threads that were placed in his
brain came out, and it wasn'tdisclosed immediately why some of the threads retracted
unexpectedly. Neuralink posted about the situationafter The Wall Street Journal asked about the
(10:43):
issue, and they said that theythink it might be the air was trapped
inside the skull after surgery, andit's a condition that's not totally uncommon,
and they said that it hasn't appearedto pose a risk to him. He's
a quadriplegic since twenty sixteen, sincea car accident. But they said that
they're floating, maybe removed it,maybe replanting it. So there's so I
(11:03):
can't even imagine, like the goshdoing that, and the threads came out
purported Las Vegas alien video is unaltered, says an expert. I could have
told you this. So you guysremember this, Okay, do you remember
we played this like right when ithappened. You all remember the video of
the people who were like in theirbackyard and they said that there were two
(11:24):
beings back there. And so thisdude who works with video analysis said,
there's no editing. This is anoriginal video. We tried to debunk it.
And because this is the family,the Kenmore family called nine one one.
They said, something that is nothuman is in our yard. We
play that call and now they're like, it looks legit. Aliens you're telling
(11:48):
me. I am like super excitedabout aliens. See that's not boring.
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The one I think is the mostterrifying is the one that they highlight
this month, which is the AmericanMedical Association declaring that medicine is just too
rife with racism, and as aresult, they have to lower the standards
on medical school entrance tests, whichis racist in and of itself. So
instead of declaring that minority medicinal practitionerscan meet the standard, they're saying they
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can't, so they're going to lowerit. Now, that is that actually
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four Hillsdale dot com. You know, I was gonna play the Justified theme
(13:18):
coming into this segment, but I'mlike, you know, the man in
black seems to suit the legendary NickSearcy the best, and so I had
to play one of my favorite JohnnyCash tracks for him coming in. Welcome
back to the program, Dana Lastwith You. You can listen coast to
coast. You can find his terrestriallyand hundreds of markets listen stream the radio
show Channel three forty seven, DirectTV, rumble X everywhere else. Nick
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searusly doesn't really need a lot ofintroduction. He's in one of my favorite
television series, Justified, although Ihaven't started the new one which came out
I think it was July last year, but I've watched the original one and
I love his character of Art Mullen. He is such an acerbic, smart
ass and that I love that.I love that character. But he's done
so many great films and he's thetype of guy who has made a career
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for himself where he can say whathe wants and do what he wants,
and people respect his body of workenough where they're like, all right,
all right, all right, we'renot gonna get We're not going to say
anything to you. Not many peoplein Hollywood have that. And then if
you still try to mess with them, he'll beach over the head with his
peabody and he joins us now viaSkype. Nick Searcy, Congratulations, you
got a new book that is outthat gets into some of what we were
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just talking about. It's called Justified, This a Career Without Compromise, and
it comes out later this month.Congratulations, Thank you, Dana. It's
good to see you again. Asyou can see I'm like now portraying an
intelligent author of a book. Sothat's my costume I have on. You
don't need a costume, that's whoyou are. You wear many has that's
who you are. So this bookyou get into because you have one of
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the most interesting careers and you areunashamedly honest about your political beliefs. I
mean, I don't know anyone elsewho could actually tell the story of what
is happening with these people who havebeen persecuted and prosecuted following j six with
the film you did or the Gosnellfilm that you also did, and be
so honest and transparent with it,and then you're still, like, you
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know, making hits in television andin film. How is that possible?
That's what I don't I mean,because everyone else gets canceled, but you.
I don't really understand it either,Dana. I mean, maybe they
don't know who I am. Maybemaybe they don't listen to alternative media so
they don't hear me talking anywhere.But I'm not sure why. I'm sure
there are certain people in Hollywood thatsay, no, we don't want to
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work with that guy. But Iget enough work. I mean, I've
got a Netflix series coming out nextyear with Nicole Kidman that I have a
nice little roll in, and I'mactually releasing a sequel to Capital Punishment on
May seventeen, of the War onTruth, which is, you know,
continuing to tell the story of howthe January sixth people have and treated and
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we're and that I just got totouch on that because when you look at
what's happening on the college campuses andthe vandalism and the broken windows, and
I watched many videos from these campusriots across the country where they're screaming at
cops, like racial slurs at policeofficers, and these are like white Hamas
supporters. Nothing with those people.But then if you're walking past the Capitol
on January sixth, you're thrown ina jail in your life's ruined. Yeah,
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Well, the protesters on college campusesare protesters that this government supports.
They want those protests to happen becausethose protests are tearing down the fabric of
American society. And the people whowent to Washington on January sixth believe in
the Constitution and believe in America.Those are the biggest enemies to this administration.
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People who love America. I thinkthat's a fair point because I mean
you can tell by the legal prosecutionthat effort as well you in Capital Punishment
in this movie that you did,which was really powerful, and there was
a lot of stuff in there thatI was even unaware of been following this.
I was amazed by some of thejustification for charges that were given in
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a way to go after these people. I mean, they weren't after grandmothers.
There were three grandmothers in jail,like people who saw all these people
going in and security capital security waivingthem in, and they would go in
and they were all very polite lookingaround, and then they left, and
then the next thing they know,they get unlawful parading or some kind of
charge that they try to ratchet upto a felony. And I and there
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were disaffected, hundreds of people.Yes, and it's continuing to happen.
They've arrested more people this year alreadythan they arrested last year because they're continuing
to go after people. They'd runout of people that actually went inside,
and Matthew Graves, the district attorney, announced that they're going to start going
after people who just were standing aroundoutside because according to him, they had
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already entered a restricted area. Andin our movie The War on Truth,
you can see the people removing thesigns before the people walk from the ellipse
to the Capitol. They're taking downall the signs that say you're entering a
restricted area, stay out. Sothese people didn't know where that they were
entering a restricted area. That doesn'tmatter. Yeah, how does that not
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factor into the prosecutorial decision with us? That's what I don't get. I
mean, it's like deliberate well,because the point of this is not justice.
They're not trying to do something tobring justice to these people. What
they're doing is sending a message andsaying we if you resist us, this
is what will happen to you.You see what we're doing to these people,
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Keep your mouth shut no matter whatwe do, or we'll do this
to you. Why did you chooseto tell these stories in this film?
Well, I you know, Iwas there myself on January the sixth,
and what I saw there that daydidn't match anything that I saw on the
media. So that's what started meon the journey of talking to these people.
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And the more I talk to them, the more outraged I got and
the matter I became, and Isaid, this is not right. We
got nobody's telling these people's stories.The media is not telling these people's stories.
And the media in fact demonizes thesepeople and ruins their reputations in their
neighborhoods, and their businesses get closed, they lose their jobs, they can't
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be employed. They're literally trying toruin these people. And so I just
felt like, we, you know, nobody else's I want to I want
to tell these people's stories. Yeah, And I don't think that they would
be widely known had you not donethis. We're talking with our friend Nick
Sears. If you're listening to theradio program or if you're watching, you
can see them on the simulcast.It's it's similar to how they did how
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they treated activists with the Tea Party. And I'm always I don't know why,
I'm amazed, but the way thatthey'll look at they treat Antifa,
or burnlot murder or now even thecollege protesters, those protesters, by way
of their political persuasion and affiliation,they're virtuous. Their protests neck are virtuous.
If they break windows, it's avirtuous cost. You know, it's
what was it the cries of theunheard, I think is how one judge
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characterized one of these BLM brieters.But with everyone else, they're the terrorists.
And I don't think that that's playingwell in the minds of the public
anymore. To you, No,it's not playing well. But what we
have to realize is that totalitarian societiesare never established by a majority. Is
a minority of people that take powerand then they use the media to propagandize
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everybody and terrorize everybody and intimidate theminto accepting whatever comes. So that's why
these protests are happening now. Thatpeople that are protesting on campuses now are
the same people that protested at BLM, same people that did occupy Wall Street
all years ago. It's the samepeople. They're trying to make America unsafe
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so that the only source of anysort of safety is the government. When
you speak on these issues and youdo these projects, and then you go
and you do your work, I'mso curious as to how you're received.
How did how I mean, becauseyou're Nick seriously, and everyone's like,
he's that guy, he's that he'sthat crazy patriotic terrorist you know. I
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got to say, I don't.I don't. They don't. They act
like they don't know. When I'mon the set, nobody speaks to me
about that. It's like, hey, how you been, you know whatever?
You know it's and I It's likewhen I guest hosted for Rush Limbaugh
long ago. I'm really worried aboutwhat that would do to my my career.
And my friend Adam Baldwin said,they won't even know you did it,
(21:33):
Limbad. Just don't tell anybody.They won't even know. And I
think that might be what's happening.I don't know that. I'd never get
confronted. I never never have.It might happen to this, but I
never have. How did I Becauseyou played a Chief US Marshal and justified
and then you're watching Law Enforcement withregards to J six, I'm just curious,
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like your portrayal and as a USmarshal and you know, figure of
authority and then you know, exploringthis in the film and then of course
the sequel to this that you havecoming out on May seventeenth, How did
that did one inform the other?Like? How did how is there a
relationship there? Like did you didthat help you in terms of how you
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were you were approaching organizing these storiesand showcasing them for people. Well,
yeah, in a way, Iguess it did. I've played a lot
of played a lot of cops.I've played a lot of over the years.
There's been an awful lot of cops. Because you know, I'm not
the leading man. So if you'reif you're not the guy kissing the girl,
you're either the leading man and thescenes that you're in though, well,
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I'm a leading man tramped in acharacter actor's bodies. That's what happened.
That's what I go into in thebook. You know, look at
that book cover. But yeah,it did inform me in a way,
and mostly in the way that Iwas shocked at the way these real life
policemen are acting. Cause it's likethat would never fly. I and justified
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that would never fly for my characterto be doing the same the things that
these people are doing, because whatthe FBI is doing is basically terrorizing peaceful
citizens. They're breaking down their doorsat six am, people that have never
been arrested for anything before in theirlives. They're treating them like they're about
to blow the world up, andnone of it makes any sense except when
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you accept that it's deliberate that they'redoing this on purpose to intimidate. When
I first watched Capital Punishment and Iwas following some of these cases, it
didn't surprise me to see the abuseso much by some members of law enforcement.
After what happened. I don't knowif you're familiar with what happened in
Wisconsin after the recall of Scott Walker, when they were showing up in the
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middle of the night to these innocentpeople, no criminal record. They just
happened to help with a recall effort, and they were dragging them out in
the front lawn at three am,and the media just happened to be tipped
off and they happened to be there, and we're able to snap pictures of
the wife in our nightgown and terrifiedkids. When I when I first saw
that happening in Wisconsin, that shockedme. I think that was I don't
(24:06):
want to sound naive, but thatseemed like, Wow, our law enforcement,
our federal law can do that.And then when I was watching your
movie, I'm like, of coursethey can. So like the span of
time that I went from being completelynaive too, you know that. I
was like, of course they cando that. I'm not surprised. That's
a that's a quick timeline. NotBut has it always been that way or
has it been that way recently?More so recently, I think it's been
(24:29):
revealed recently. I think it's beenthat way for a while. And I
think that this has been a longmarch through the institutions of our country.
They've corrupted every institution that I canthink of, the education system, Hollywood,
the military, they corrupted it all. And you know by now it's
the COVID vaccine stuff help them drumout anybody in their ranks that was going
(24:56):
to resist them. So now youhave an FBI that is pretty much just
a tool of the of the ofthe Democrat party that's in charge, or
the uniparty, whatever it is.There's some of the Republicans are just as
bad. Yeah, And the twotiers of justice. We were just talking
about this New York case a littlebit ago, and how you know you
can have a particular charge that exceeds, you know, past the statute limitations.
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But yet Alvin Bragg decides to fabricatethis straw man out of another charge.
It really isn't a charge. Imean, if this really can happen
to anyone, and then you haveHunter Biden that can walk scott free away
from you know, felonious activity witha firearm while he's coked out with strippers,
it's amazing. Yeah. Well that'swhat you see in our movie is
like this. This is happening toyour friends and neighbors, normal people that
(25:45):
you go to church with, thatyou know, your kids go to school
with, and it can happen toanyone. They can target anyone because,
like you just said, the justiceside of it doesn't matter. What matter
is what side are you on?Are you on? Are you on their
side? Are you against them?This? Your book Justify This a Career
Without Compromise, which comes out Maytwenty eighth, and of course in the
(26:07):
sequel to Capital Punishment which comes outand that's Capital Punishment. The movie dot
Com is the website that comes outon May seventeenth. Actually the movie is
now called The War on Truth.It's the War on Truth, yes,
or on truthmovie dot com, yeah, or on truthmovie dot Com. This.
I have not read your book yet, and I always like whenever I
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have people on especially somebody like you, I like to support. So I
like to buy, you know,the book and maybe buy some you know,
give give to some folks. Tellus a story about you that we
have never heard before, because Ifeel like I've read a lot about you,
and I feel like i've you know, I could probably you know,
I got some story. But tellme something that nobody knows. Well,
(26:48):
I'm not sure if nobody knows.It's probably little known. But I had
to run in with Sean Penn.That was pretty interesting that I go into
in the book where I did acouple of things with Sean Penn. I
did a movie with him, andwe were sort of friends, you know,
we were kind of acquaintances. Butat one point, you know,
somebody I guess told him about mypolitical leanings and he wrote me a pretty
(27:11):
nasty email. And I wrote himback and sort of said, you know,
I was kind of nice. Isaid, you know, I disagree
with you, but you know weI respect you as an actor, had
a great time in the movie withyou, and you know whatever. And
he wrote me back saying, youknow, why did you even accept the
role, you know, knowing whatmy politics were? And I don't give
a damn about your respect, Andso I kind of I wound up telling
(27:36):
him to congratulations on your oscar andyou know, maybe you can take that
thing and shove it up your ass. I was getting ready to say,
where's that nixt? Seriously? Where'sthat nixt seriously? Response, I'm waiting
for it. One last thing.I saw that you left California, Camifornia
and you moved to America. Andit looks beautiful where you're at. How
much are you loving life right now? Not being in Hollywood? It's so
(28:00):
nice and it's so different. Andthe thing I tell people the most the
most different thing about it is thequality of the people and how nice and
helpful they are. I mean,it's and I think that's because most of
the people here where I am arehappy. The people in California are so
annoyed and so bitter and miserable andover text and you know, the traffic
(28:22):
and everything is like, people hereare pretty pleasant, They're pretty happy.
Yeah there you are, Nick Searci. The book Awesome Justify This A Career
Without Compromise That is out May twentyeighth, and the and War on truththmovie
as well. Dot Com that's Mayseventeenth, and congratulations as always, and
thank you for not just the entertainmentthat you provide, but also the advocacy
(28:45):
as well, and bringing your talentto tell the stories of these people who
are persecuted and unheard. We're grateful. Thank you, my friend. Good
to talk with you. Thanks fortuning into today's edition of Dana Lash's Absurd
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