The new Reagan film proves that not all hope is lost in Hollywood.
In a follow-up to last weekend’s episode, Paul Kengor and Grace Reilly discuss wokeness in Hollywood, while highlighting the contrasting work of conservatives in the film industry.
The movie is based on his book, The Crusader: Ronald Reagan and the Fall of Communism; and in this week’s episode, Paul shares some of his favorite Reagan moments; both those that made it into the film and those that didn’t quite fit.
Paul and Grace also discuss the 2024 presidential election and compare it with Reagan’s election. Is it possible to see another landslide victory like that of President Ronald Reagan or are we too divided? Can we go back to a place of patriotism and unity?
Find a theater near you and support a film that brings Reagan and his impactful values to life!
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