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"Babies are always pure and not corrupted by things like fake news or homobaduality, they do not wonder if it's politically correct to shoot a maniac with a gun – they're doing it." Baron Cohen devotes a subject, it is guaranteed to be quite weird. His fake documentaries ("Brüno", "Borat") distort the boundaries between fiction and reality – just as it makes influential people publish their often absurd opinions.
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The Briton Teaser the last days a new series, is now a ten minute clip on the net. "Who is America?", A screen splitter on the television network Showtime, is dedicated to the politically influential fools of the United States. In this paper, Baron Cohen lets prominent Republicans and gun lobbyists express their point of view – revealing how much their opinions are now and are skewed.
For "Who is America?" Among other things, the comedian and the actor plays the role of Erran Morrad, an Israeli anti-terrorist fictitious expert who wants to set up a "Kinderguardian" program in the United States. In a nutshell: selected children, aged three and over, should have basic weapons training ranging from small arms to mortars. The stated goal is that children can easily kill dangerous men after that.
"Children do not yet have conscience"
Various politicians win for a short video in which they say things like: I do not know any conscience, they can be great soldiers ", "A three – year – old child can not defend himself with a" Hello Kitty "against a machine gun" or "In less than a month, a first grader could become a grenadier." 19659003] A trigger at the Babies' Trial
The absolute climax of the first episode, however, is the prominent shooter Philip Van Cleave.With the character of Baron Cohen, he quickly creates a short instructional video for children, in which he presents products such as a sturdy dog, a cross between the unicorn and Uzi ("for girls") or a teddy bear with built-in gun. "Who Is America" is released in seven 30-minute episodes on the American network "Showtime".
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