Speaker 1: It's a bird, it's a plane, it's Armstrong and Getty
Speaker 1: extra large.
Speaker 2: Because four hours simply.
Speaker 3: This is Armstrong and Getty extra large.
Speaker 1: I heard a comedian say the other day, because that
Speaker 1: goes way, way way back to Superman, right way in
Speaker 1: the very beginning, a comedians say, the first guy was
Speaker 1: easily impressed.
Speaker 2: It's a bird. Dean Kane joins us.
Speaker 3: You know Dean from Lois and Clark, the New Adventures
Speaker 3: of Superman for years and years and number of other projects.
Speaker 3: He's got a really intriguing project fired up right now,
Speaker 3: which we'll talk about in a moment or two. But
Speaker 3: more than being Superman, he's the guy who has the
Speaker 3: balls to come out in Hollywood and say I'm a conservative, that.
Speaker 4: You have to come out in Hollywood that way. It's
Speaker 4: a different than they all come out there. But yeah,
Speaker 4: but you know, it's Hollywood. Is is supposed to be
Speaker 4: inclusive and welcome. I'm intolerant, and they are as long
Speaker 4: as you have the same opinion. They're not tolerant of
Speaker 4: dissenting opinions so much so. It's not it doesn't happen
Speaker 4: very often, but there are a whole hosts of conservative
Speaker 4: actors and filmmakers.
Speaker 1: How many do you know, maybe even prominent names you
Speaker 1: don't have to tell us, But how many do you
Speaker 1: know that keep it a secret because it just it's
Speaker 1: better for them.
Speaker 4: A large number, but they'll come up no, listen, you know,
Speaker 4: I listen because I'm out. I'm a sworn deputy sheriffrom
Speaker 4: Frederick County, Virginia. I'm all about law enforcement. I've got
Speaker 4: a law enforcement pin on here. I sit on the
Speaker 4: board of Directors for the NRA. You know, I voice
Speaker 4: my opinions and whether people like it or not, So
Speaker 4: because of that, they'll always come up to me and
Speaker 4: be like, hey, man, listen, thank you for what you're doing.
Speaker 4: And I wouldn't want to be taking the slings and
Speaker 4: arrows that you're taking, but we appreciate you and your
Speaker 4: voice needs to be out there. I can't do it
Speaker 4: because I would lose this or I would lose that,
Speaker 4: and they do.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 3: We're based out of Northern Californi and we have a
Speaker 3: hell of a lot of listeners who are great people,
Speaker 3: smart conservatives, but they dare not show their true colors
Speaker 3: or they'll be shoved out of their their line of work,
Speaker 3: which which is a.
Speaker 2: Brutal thing to do over a political.
Speaker 5: Disagree of course, which shouldn't be the case.
Speaker 4: And that's part of what's going on here is everybody
Speaker 4: who disagrees with you, they're they're.
Speaker 5: Being vilified, you know.
Speaker 4: And that's that's what's happening in our and in the
Speaker 4: discussions politically on anything, uh, and certainly within this election,
Speaker 4: you know. And then that that that led to that assassination.
Speaker 4: Temp that doesn't surprise me. And that's at all when
Speaker 4: you call someone hitler, uh, and you call them a
Speaker 4: threat to democracy and a threat to the American way
Speaker 4: of life, even though this is a former president and
Speaker 4: and and he's gonna he's gonna put all of the
Speaker 4: you know, homosexuals in jail, and he has already been president.
Speaker 5: That'stuff.
Speaker 4: Didn't happen, But they say it, and they'll even you know,
Speaker 4: misquote him, you know, the President Biden himself will say he,
Speaker 4: you know, Charles Ville said, they'll find people on both
Speaker 4: sides debunked.
Speaker 1: Well, the one that bothers us the most is that
Speaker 1: he promises the blood path I mean the indus, right.
Speaker 4: But that's exactly that stuff makes me sick because I
Speaker 4: just see a man lying right, and that just that
Speaker 4: that makes me sick. And so you you you know again,
Speaker 4: Hollywood is very tolerant of you if you say the
Speaker 4: right things. But something changed with this assassination attempt, and
Speaker 4: and something changed that that made you know, George Clooney
Speaker 4: write that that op ed you know, I think that
Speaker 4: came from President Obama myself, and I know George.
Speaker 5: I love George. He's a great guy. I disagree with.
Speaker 4: Him politically, and uh, I can't see how you make
Speaker 4: that write that without the blessing of the Emperor.
Speaker 3: Well, it's been our perception, whether you're looking at the
Speaker 3: movement of black voters, Hispanic voters, all sorts of different
Speaker 3: groups towards the Republican Party, or Amber Rose with that
Speaker 3: great speech the other night is awesome. The whole narrative
Speaker 3: that Republicans are racist monsters, things seems.
Speaker 2: To be crumbling.
Speaker 4: Yeah, because we're not one hundred percent Now it's just ridiculous,
Speaker 4: But that's you know, you hear it enough, If you
Speaker 4: repeat a lie off enough, something's gonna it's going to
Speaker 4: stick with somebody. I just have a conversation with a
Speaker 4: friend of mine I hadn't seen in fifteen years former marine.
Speaker 4: I assumed he was probably going to be, you know,
Speaker 4: a conservative, and he wasn't. We were having you know, questions,
Speaker 4: you talking me. He was like, what about this? And
Speaker 4: he was basically repeating every lie in every mantra that
Speaker 4: that that has been forty He's like, well, I keep
Speaker 4: hearing it.
Speaker 5: I go, does it make it true? Man? Like, look
Speaker 5: at the facts and here they are. But I love him,
Speaker 5: He's a great guy.
Speaker 4: I didn't want to vilify him or or assassinate him,
Speaker 4: or I didn't want to lose his job.
Speaker 5: No.
Speaker 4: They and that is real cancel culture within my industry,
Speaker 4: within the They don't do it openly. They're like, they
Speaker 4: don't say we're not going to hire you because of
Speaker 4: your political views. You just don't get called right or
Speaker 4: you get cut out of something. You have to run out,
Speaker 4: I know.
Speaker 1: And we want you to get to mention your project
Speaker 1: since you were nice enough to come on what.
Speaker 4: You're do telling about God's not dead in God, we trust,
Speaker 4: it's really apropos for what's going on right now. So
Speaker 4: God has been removed from you know, God's not in
Speaker 4: the Constitution, It's true, but he is in the Declaration
Speaker 4: of Independence. He's He's certainly in the in the Pledge
Speaker 4: of Allegiance on our money. God was a big part
Speaker 4: of the founding of this country and religion. And in
Speaker 4: this film. This is the fifth installment of of this
Speaker 4: sort of series, God's Not Dead. The first one my
Speaker 4: character I had a character that I played in that
Speaker 4: it was a huge success. That's like the sixth highest
Speaker 4: return on investment gross of any movie ever. It's like
Speaker 4: jan This is the fifth one, and it's about funny
Speaker 4: that didn't.
Speaker 5: Get a lot of press.
Speaker 4: But this, this fifth installment is about a pastor who
Speaker 4: I'm not I don't play the pastor that's played by
Speaker 4: David A. R. White, a pastor who ends up having
Speaker 4: to run for Congress and then his opponent is going
Speaker 4: after ray Wise plays and he's rat child playing the
Speaker 4: bad guy, well the other I call him the bad
Speaker 4: guy because he is the bad guy in it, but
Speaker 4: he is the he's the other guy running for that office.
Speaker 4: And they go after each other and they discussed, you know,
Speaker 4: where does God belong? The separation of church and state
Speaker 4: is not in the Constitution either, but it's something that
Speaker 4: came later and some people talked about it. But God
Speaker 4: is a part of everything. He's a part of my
Speaker 4: morality and my values. And I want to know what
Speaker 4: my congressman or my senator or my president believes.
Speaker 5: And I think, what's what happened?
Speaker 4: What I argue already that God was involved in this
Speaker 4: election by turning President Trump's head and by the you
Speaker 4: know that that bullet missing him.
Speaker 5: And you know, I'm a I'm I do a lot
Speaker 5: of things that are military.
Speaker 4: I understand weapons, having that come that close to him,
Speaker 4: and the other shots, the follow up shots, which that
Speaker 4: is divine intervention, and I'll take that, and I think
Speaker 4: it's changed President Trump. So I think, you know, I
Speaker 4: think we're gonna hear about God from President Trump tomorrow night.
Speaker 4: I imagine he'll mention that. And you know, to those
Speaker 4: who want God out of politics, I just there's a
Speaker 4: there's a place for God.
Speaker 5: In that, right.
Speaker 2: I think you're one hundred percent right. So making art
Speaker 2: is fun.
Speaker 3: It's got to be especially satisfying making art that expresses
Speaker 3: your deepest beliefs.
Speaker 5: One hundred percent.
Speaker 4: And look, sometimes I'm playing guy who I would not
Speaker 4: you know, I've done criminal minds and things like that.
Speaker 5: You're playing back, and that's part of it. That's great.
Speaker 4: I think bad guys are fun to play it, by
Speaker 4: the way, But when I can do something that I
Speaker 4: can sit and watch my son and we can and
Speaker 4: somebody can learn something from it.
Speaker 5: Or if I can do a faith based a.
Speaker 4: Small I do tons of these a year for for nothing,
Speaker 4: because I want to change the culture.
Speaker 5: Andrew Breitbart said it. You know back in the day.
Speaker 4: I knew Andrew forever because I coached his kid and
Speaker 4: my kid in like baseball football, and he was start
Speaker 4: you know, he's he was just this kid's dad, and
Speaker 4: and uh. Then he starts talking quietly talking politics to me,
Speaker 4: and he's like he was sticking, you know, sussing me out.
Speaker 4: He was testing the waters. And then he was like
Speaker 4: he's like, oh my, you're you're a damn conservative. I
Speaker 4: was like, well that's yeah, yeah.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 4: He's like, my job is to get you to run
Speaker 4: for office. And Andrew was ready to make he was
Speaker 4: every time. It's always like you gotta run, you gotta run,
Speaker 4: you gotta run. And uh, but but politics is downstream
Speaker 4: from culture, and so you know, I work in the
Speaker 4: world of culture and stuff. So if I can make
Speaker 4: projects that helped change the culture, I love that, and
Speaker 4: I want to keep doing that.
Speaker 2: Dean Kine, we know you're on the run. Great to
Speaker 2: write the headphones.
Speaker 4: I'm keeping the headphones in mind because we're going to
Speaker 4: keep talking.
Speaker 2: Beautiful coming on.
Speaker 5: I hope your project's usually successful.
Speaker 2: Good life, you bet, Yeah, you got it.
Speaker 1: That is really interesting, the whole keeping it quiet thing.
Speaker 1: I mean it's not surprising. No, No, I wanted to
Speaker 1: ask him about, you know, Christopher ree versus Buster Crab,
Speaker 1: you know, going way back on your Superman.
Speaker 2: Who was the original TV Superman? I thought that was Buster. No,
Speaker 2: Buster Crabb was Reeves. George Reeves.
Speaker 3: Yeah, nice job, nice nice pol Michael excellent old timey
Speaker 3: Superman knowledge.
Speaker 2: And Dean Kine.
Speaker 5: You remember when he was at the height of his success.
Speaker 1: What you've got the Wikipedia what year was like the
Speaker 1: original Man nineteen ninety three to ninety seven, So he
Speaker 1: was like the.
Speaker 5: Heart throb there for a while. You remember every ever
Speaker 5: watched that.
Speaker 2: Yeah, we thought that.
Speaker 1: Every girlfriend I ever had was into him back then. Uh,
Speaker 1: you know what TV stars, movie stars having going for him.
Speaker 5: I've noticed they have great skin.
Speaker 2: Yes, it's just with her yeah, yeah, great chin too.
Speaker 6: Yeah, And it's it's so interesting. You have no idea
Speaker 6: if the super handsome made it in Hollywood.
Speaker 1: Pretty big guy is a complete dope, right or pretty thoughtful,
Speaker 1: And he's obviously a very, very thoughtful, smart guy.
Speaker 3: One more Dean Caine fact. He played baseball in high
Speaker 3: school with Charlie Sheen.
Speaker 2: Back to you.
Speaker 1: I actually would have liked to have asked him about
Speaker 1: the young Charlie Sheen because Charlie Sheen was already a
Speaker 1: big deal by that.
Speaker 5: Next time.
Speaker 2: Yeah no, kiddy, Yeah no kidding. All right, we gotta
Speaker 2: wrap it up. Michael extra large