Wag the Dog (1997) Movie

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Published on Feb 27, 2022
"Of course there's a war, I'm watching it on television." - Conrad Brean (Robert De Niro) Instead of the PC garbage being taught in the public school indoctrination centers across America today, this film should be shown and discussed as part of the high school curricula.
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