Woody Harrelson

Like, OK, if you say that it has to be, there's conflicts happening right now, I disagree with. But I'm wondering, why are people making money off of it? Even if you think you have a legitimate vantage point from the other side of it, why does someone get to make so much freaking money off of it?

Like, OK, if you say that it has to be, there's conflicts happening right now, I disagree with. But I'm wondering, why are people making money off of it? Even if you think you have a legitimate vantage point from the other side of it, why does someone get to make so much freaking money off of it?

Like, OK, if you say that it has to be, there's conflicts happening right now, I disagree with. But I'm wondering, why are people making money off of it? Even if you think you have a legitimate vantage point from the other side of it, why does someone get to make so much freaking money off of it?

Well, I mean, I'm sure you know that Richard Nixon knew it was imperative that the war continue, the Vietnam War, back before he got elected. He didn't want that to get settled. Yeah. And there's a great phone call. I don't know if you've listened to any of Johnson's phone calls. Lyndon Johnson. What phone call?

Well, I mean, I'm sure you know that Richard Nixon knew it was imperative that the war continue, the Vietnam War, back before he got elected. He didn't want that to get settled. Yeah. And there's a great phone call. I don't know if you've listened to any of Johnson's phone calls. Lyndon Johnson. What phone call?

Well, I mean, I'm sure you know that Richard Nixon knew it was imperative that the war continue, the Vietnam War, back before he got elected. He didn't want that to get settled. Yeah. And there's a great phone call. I don't know if you've listened to any of Johnson's phone calls. Lyndon Johnson. What phone call?

There was a phone call he had with Nixon saying, hey, man, you're going against the peace. Because he was trying to get a peace to go before the 68 election, right? Which he eventually just bailed out of anyway because he could see he was going to lose it, Johnson. You know, maybe you haven't... No, I've never heard that conversation between Nixon and Johnson. It's an incredible conversation.

There was a phone call he had with Nixon saying, hey, man, you're going against the peace. Because he was trying to get a peace to go before the 68 election, right? Which he eventually just bailed out of anyway because he could see he was going to lose it, Johnson. You know, maybe you haven't... No, I've never heard that conversation between Nixon and Johnson. It's an incredible conversation.

There was a phone call he had with Nixon saying, hey, man, you're going against the peace. Because he was trying to get a peace to go before the 68 election, right? Which he eventually just bailed out of anyway because he could see he was going to lose it, Johnson. You know, maybe you haven't... No, I've never heard that conversation between Nixon and Johnson. It's an incredible conversation.

And Nixon's like, oh, I wouldn't do that. I would never, you know. And, of course, he was doing that. He was subverting the peace process, you know. In the same way that, you know, they wanted to make sure Carter didn't get those... you know, those guys released in Iran.

And Nixon's like, oh, I wouldn't do that. I would never, you know. And, of course, he was doing that. He was subverting the peace process, you know. In the same way that, you know, they wanted to make sure Carter didn't get those... you know, those guys released in Iran.

And Nixon's like, oh, I wouldn't do that. I would never, you know. And, of course, he was doing that. He was subverting the peace process, you know. In the same way that, you know, they wanted to make sure Carter didn't get those... you know, those guys released in Iran.

Yeah, and that did happen. And also, they definitely, Bush, you know, the senior Bush, George Bush Sr., he met with the leaders of the Iranian, what do you call it, party, whatever, before the election, the Carter, the fight between Carter and Reagan. Mm-hmm. and insisted they needed to not be letting those hostages go.

Yeah, and that did happen. And also, they definitely, Bush, you know, the senior Bush, George Bush Sr., he met with the leaders of the Iranian, what do you call it, party, whatever, before the election, the Carter, the fight between Carter and Reagan. Mm-hmm. and insisted they needed to not be letting those hostages go.

Yeah, and that did happen. And also, they definitely, Bush, you know, the senior Bush, George Bush Sr., he met with the leaders of the Iranian, what do you call it, party, whatever, before the election, the Carter, the fight between Carter and Reagan. Mm-hmm. and insisted they needed to not be letting those hostages go.

And so I met Carter in Atlanta, I don't know, a couple, three years ago, right? It's very exciting for me because I've always been a big, big fan of Carter. I think he's the best president in my lifetime. And I talked to Carter and he was like, and I said, I'm sitting there, I'm thinking to myself, is there a better time to ask? When am I going to have another time? Right.

And so I met Carter in Atlanta, I don't know, a couple, three years ago, right? It's very exciting for me because I've always been a big, big fan of Carter. I think he's the best president in my lifetime. And I talked to Carter and he was like, and I said, I'm sitting there, I'm thinking to myself, is there a better time to ask? When am I going to have another time? Right.

And so I met Carter in Atlanta, I don't know, a couple, three years ago, right? It's very exciting for me because I've always been a big, big fan of Carter. I think he's the best president in my lifetime. And I talked to Carter and he was like, and I said, I'm sitting there, I'm thinking to myself, is there a better time to ask? When am I going to have another time? Right.

And so that was known as the October surprise, right? Right. That Bush met with those guys. Anyway. I just said, I'm going to ask him. I said, well, I just wonder, is there any truth to the October surprise? And he kind of he looks at me like he hadn't heard this question lately.

And so that was known as the October surprise, right? Right. That Bush met with those guys. Anyway. I just said, I'm going to ask him. I said, well, I just wonder, is there any truth to the October surprise? And he kind of he looks at me like he hadn't heard this question lately.