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Speaker 1 (00:00):
Seven two our time here in Houston's morning News. Tonessh
DSUSA joins us, Toness, how you been Hey, I've.
Speaker 2 (00:06):
Been doing great.
Speaker 1 (00:06):
Thank you.
Speaker 2 (00:07):
Excited with the new film is now out in streaming
and DVDs are available, and of course the topics covered
by the film couldn't be more timely as the election
movements to its final lap.
Speaker 1 (00:20):
There you go, I think for those who don't recall
our previous interview with you or having had a chance
to check out the film, yet, it's really all about
the war on Donald Trump, right, That's what the vindication
is all about, the way the Department of Justice has
targeted him, all all the lawsuits, the assassination attempts.
Speaker 2 (00:38):
Yes, I discussed character assassination, political assassination, law fair or
legal assassination. Then of course the two assassination attempts. The
film really makes the moral case not only for Trump's policies,
but also for Trump the man, for Trump's character, because
(00:59):
a lot of the outrageous allegations against Trump are that
he's a bad guy, he's a wannabe or a would
be dictator, he would subvert the republic in some way,
and all of this is unbelievable for the simple reason
that Trump has already been in office and so he
didn't do any of those things yet. Even so, the
attacks haven't subsided at all. I think they're not really working.
(01:22):
The American people don't really believe them.
Speaker 3 (01:25):
You know, this has been the strangest campaign I've ever
seen in my lifetime, because we have a proven president,
a past president with his own record what he accomplished
in office, as opposed to a vice president who's been
in office for three and a half years already, so
you can already compare what the reality is. But this
has been nothing more than a war of narratives. What
(01:48):
did the Democrats say about Kamala Harrison before that? Biden?
And what does narrative war? You are coming in with
this film very much. You're getting the word out, and
do you see yourself as actually this film being something
of a campaign help did Donald Trump?
Speaker 2 (02:07):
I think it will help him, but I didn't make
it with that in mind. The reason I made the
film is I said, look, I've had a chance over
the years to see a whole dimension of Trump up
close that I rarely see, if ever, on the public stage.
So I would like to do a riveting like one
on one conversation with Trump, ask him questions that he
(02:28):
doesn't normally get that will even surprise him. So people
can see the tumblers of his mind working. People get
a little insight into his soul. He exposes a sort
of personal side or even vulnerability that he's normally reluctant
to show, and all of that is in the film.
So I think my idea is not to convince you
by telling you just about Trump, but to sort of
(02:50):
show you Trump so you can make up your own mind.
Speaker 1 (02:53):
So, Dinash, I think that you're always thinking of the future.
So I'm very, very curious to know what what you're
thinking of working on next. Are you going to be
doing a documentary on an election steal or are you
going to be doing a documentary on the second term
of Donald Trump? No?
Speaker 2 (03:12):
Quite, Honestly, I am planning, along with Salem Media, to
do a film next year that has to do with
biblical archaeology and biblical prophecy. So I'm moving into a
somewhat different sphere because sometimes when you have a new administration,
(03:33):
whether it's Trump or whether it's it's Harris, you have
to take a breather to see how these things are
going to shake out before you kind of wade in.
So I might, I might make a future film about
what's going on past the election, but I think at
this stage my idea is to focus on what's happening
now and then step back and do something a little
(03:54):
bit different for twenty twenty five.
Speaker 3 (03:56):
I'm a big fan of biblical archaeologies. So what era
are we talking about here? What century?
Speaker 2 (04:02):
Well, really what we're talking about is I almost feel
that as the world becomes more secular, you know, God
is speaking back to us through these astounding discoveries that
are under the ground, through the stones, so to speak.
So the idea is to make a film that reports
on these latest findings that vindicate and, by the way,
(04:25):
not just the New Testament, but also the Old Testament.
It turns out that people like King David and Jeremiah
and Elijah and so on are not mythical figures that
were made up by some Hebrew writers, but rather historical figures.
And there is remarkable stuff that is coming out of
the ground, not just in Israel, but some of the
(04:46):
surrounding countries. So that's the starting point for a film
that's really asking what does the Bible tell us about
the past, the present, and of course the future to come.
Speaker 1 (04:56):
Dunesh. Whatever you do when you find the arc, would
you please give us a.
Speaker 2 (05:01):
I would be delighted if you let me mention if
you want to watch this film.
Speaker 1 (05:05):
Yes.
Speaker 2 (05:05):
Vindicating Trump dot Com is the website you can buy DVDs.
You can also stream on one of multiple platforms. Vindicating
Trump dot Com is where to go and there's an
accompanying book of the same title.
Speaker 1 (05:17):
All right, Dennis, thanks for joining us. Good to talk
to you, as always so much. There's the nice DESUSA
Seven two our time here in Houston's morning News. Tonessh
DSUSA joins us, Toness, how you been Hey, I've.
Speaker 2 (00:06):
Been doing great.
Speaker 1 (00:06):
Thank you.
Speaker 2 (00:07):
Excited with the new film is now out in streaming
and DVDs are available, and of course the topics covered
by the film couldn't be more timely as the election
movements to its final lap.
Speaker 1 (00:20):
There you go, I think for those who don't recall
our previous interview with you or having had a chance
to check out the film, yet, it's really all about
the war on Donald Trump, right, That's what the vindication
is all about, the way the Department of Justice has
targeted him, all all the lawsuits, the assassination attempts.
Speaker 2 (00:38):
Yes, I discussed character assassination, political assassination, law fair or
legal assassination. Then of course the two assassination attempts. The
film really makes the moral case not only for Trump's policies,
but also for Trump the man, for Trump's character, because
(00:59):
a lot of the outrageous allegations against Trump are that
he's a bad guy, he's a wannabe or a would
be dictator, he would subvert the republic in some way,
and all of this is unbelievable for the simple reason
that Trump has already been in office and so he
didn't do any of those things yet. Even so, the
attacks haven't subsided at all. I think they're not really working.
(01:22):
The American people don't really believe them.
Speaker 3 (01:25):
You know, this has been the strangest campaign I've ever
seen in my lifetime, because we have a proven president,
a past president with his own record what he accomplished
in office, as opposed to a vice president who's been
in office for three and a half years already, so
you can already compare what the reality is. But this
has been nothing more than a war of narratives. What
(01:48):
did the Democrats say about Kamala Harrison before that? Biden?
And what does narrative war? You are coming in with
this film very much. You're getting the word out, and
do you see yourself as actually this film being something
of a campaign help did Donald Trump?
Speaker 2 (02:07):
I think it will help him, but I didn't make
it with that in mind. The reason I made the
film is I said, look, I've had a chance over
the years to see a whole dimension of Trump up
close that I rarely see, if ever, on the public stage.
So I would like to do a riveting like one
on one conversation with Trump, ask him questions that he
(02:28):
doesn't normally get that will even surprise him. So people
can see the tumblers of his mind working. People get
a little insight into his soul. He exposes a sort
of personal side or even vulnerability that he's normally reluctant
to show, and all of that is in the film.
So I think my idea is not to convince you
by telling you just about Trump, but to sort of
(02:50):
show you Trump so you can make up your own mind.
Speaker 1 (02:53):
So, Dinash, I think that you're always thinking of the future.
So I'm very, very curious to know what what you're
thinking of working on next. Are you going to be
doing a documentary on an election steal or are you
going to be doing a documentary on the second term
of Donald Trump? No?
Speaker 2 (03:12):
Quite, Honestly, I am planning, along with Salem Media, to
do a film next year that has to do with
biblical archaeology and biblical prophecy. So I'm moving into a
somewhat different sphere because sometimes when you have a new administration,
(03:33):
whether it's Trump or whether it's it's Harris, you have
to take a breather to see how these things are
going to shake out before you kind of wade in.
So I might, I might make a future film about
what's going on past the election, but I think at
this stage my idea is to focus on what's happening
now and then step back and do something a little
(03:54):
bit different for twenty twenty five.
Speaker 3 (03:56):
I'm a big fan of biblical archaeologies. So what era
are we talking about here? What century?
Speaker 2 (04:02):
Well, really what we're talking about is I almost feel
that as the world becomes more secular, you know, God
is speaking back to us through these astounding discoveries that
are under the ground, through the stones, so to speak.
So the idea is to make a film that reports
on these latest findings that vindicate and, by the way,
(04:25):
not just the New Testament, but also the Old Testament.
It turns out that people like King David and Jeremiah
and Elijah and so on are not mythical figures that
were made up by some Hebrew writers, but rather historical figures.
And there is remarkable stuff that is coming out of
the ground, not just in Israel, but some of the
(04:46):
surrounding countries. So that's the starting point for a film
that's really asking what does the Bible tell us about
the past, the present, and of course the future to come.
Speaker 1 (04:56):
Dunesh. Whatever you do when you find the arc, would
you please give us a.
Speaker 2 (05:01):
I would be delighted if you let me mention if
you want to watch this film.
Speaker 1 (05:05):
Yes.
Speaker 2 (05:05):
Vindicating Trump dot Com is the website you can buy DVDs.
You can also stream on one of multiple platforms. Vindicating
Trump dot Com is where to go and there's an
accompanying book of the same title.
Speaker 1 (05:17):
All right, Dennis, thanks for joining us. Good to talk
to you, as always so much. There's the nice DESUSA
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