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Now -- unmentionable story you won't hear anywhere in the liberal national media -- Earlier all of national liberal media Hollywood is once again trying to indoctrinate our children to new films -- this year.
Plainly within -- agenda plainly demonizing.
The so called 1% and espousing the virtue of marine energy policies.
Come what may the first one is an animated feature from Japan.
Entitled the secret world of area that it tells the story of a four inch tall -- like.
That survives by borrowing.
Things from their human counterparts.
What are borrowers.
My mother father and I are all borrowers we bar -- it means the let me see if they're gone.
Just little things so -- -- cookies and sugar often do we need to survive.
Areas but the -- -- and that temptation of the classic Dr.
Seuss children's book.
The movie set to be released nationwide next -- -- dollar woodland creature who speaks for the trees and fights rampant industrial wasn't.
And all started at -- time ago.
These summit a mythical creature and don't want.
-- -- Got down the street.
I think he did it -- Certain.
Universal Pictures also promoting the movie partnering with companies to push eco friendly products so far have we all heard this before.
Occupy Wall Street forever trying to -- the makers against the takers and President Obama.
Repeating that everyone should pay their fair share and dozens of speeches since his State of the Union Address.
Last month.
Everyone gets a fair shot and everyone does their fair share when Americans talk about folks like me.
Paying my fair share of taxes and -- gonna restore those American balance.
A fair -- and responsibility.
Americans who can't afford it should pay their fair share.
And then everybody should get a -- shot.
Well fair share the president's liberal friends and Hollywood targeting our younger demographic using animated movies to sell their agenda.
To children.
Well joining me now through my favorite American voices radio talk show host Steve Cochran radio talk show host Matt Patrick dom Giordano -- -- radio talk show host.
Great to have you with us we are I think we should say talk throws all.
Of -- recently Cochran let me start with you you've got -- -- -- about the sort of insidious.
Nonsense from Hollywood but what say you.
I -- not so much worried because I know the people Hollywood and frankly are not that bright.
It inactivity times.
Three times we give up parenting to other people and it's our job -- -- -- their job to course correct -- kids are getting a message we don't agree -- and our own household so.
Be -- your kid to a movie like that it it's probably because you wanna see that message to Begin with I just don't think -- -- got that kind of power in the big picture.
And I refused to while parents -- not to say they -- -- -- Well I think parent site I agree with that -- but you know what parents need a break also we -- is safe harbor I remember when Nickelodeon started doing -- -- the Muppets the Muppets were at the National Press Club.
And they had this -- it.
-- happy at school to get I think it's three meals a day now so I agree with the premise it's the parents but give us a break give us -- safe harbor occasionally.
And and I get a break as a parent and -- you wanna.
-- -- -- -- -- What we it has got -- or -- -- trading IQ toddlers here's what I would recommend if you wanna go see the movie and we although what the agenda is -- like huge -- of popcorn ramp but -- based are all made of Paper biggest you know -- critical it all up you throw one on the floor -- walk out.
You spent all kinds of money on on stuff.
-- -- leave -- on the floor you know what I'm saying I mean you go into the movie theaters and you actually fight back against this message we don't need any more borrower but our own words we don't even more I'm cute toddlers Lou.
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