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HiT shares why 'First Man's FlagGate controversy matters, recommends an Oscar season entry that fizzled and talks with 'Gosnell' producer John Sullivan about how Hollywood works against conservative stories.
HiT shares why a new political comedy might be the movie we need now ... more than ever, recommends a rare gem in the rom-com landscape and chats with Libertarian-leaning comic Andrew Heaton about how Trump makes political satire so challenging.
HiT explains why the new Oscar rules will only turn off the public even more, recommends an overlooked gem starring Woody Harrelson and chats with young comedian Kevin Klatman about funny business, his serious new film role and Trump jokes.
HiT shares why Kate McKinnon's big screen career stalled, recommends a funny British show that sounds awful on paper and chats with Babylon Bee's editor in chief Kyle Mann about his site's devastating approach to satire.
HiT explains why Sarah Silverman changed her tune on PC culture, recommends a slacker dramedy with a twist and talks to comic legend Jimmie Walker about avoiding Trump Derangement Syndrome.
HiT shares how his love for bad movies got the best of him recently, why one teen romance stands above the rest and chats with Adam Bellow about the bias conservative authors endure -- and why Liberty Island can help.
HiT details why Social Justice Warriors had a very good week, recommends a twisty new thriller you won't easily forget and interviews David Rich about his new conservative men's magazine Lincoln and Grant.
HiT explains why the new Hollywood blacklist is real, recommends a great documentary destroying identity politics and talks to drive-in movie guru Joe Bob Briggs about his final movie marathon.
HiT describes why his recent trip to Times Square spoke volumes about modern Hollywood, recommends a movie best served by diminished buzz and chats with Derek Hunter about his new book, the oh, so timely 'Outrage, Inc.'
HiT shares a crazy reaction to his Western Conservative Summit speech, recommends yet another arrested development comedy and interviews Eric Pfeffinger, a playwright who delivers a fair and balanced political comedy via 'Human Error,' Really.
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