Before The West Wing, before The Newsroom, before Studio 60 on the Sunset Strip, there was The American President. Will and Luke revisit this Aaron Sorkin-scripted Oval Office romantic comedy from the Clinton era, and look for the seeds of Sorkin's later work.

Is this the movie that predicted both Donald Trump and Fox News? Will and Luke travel to Lonesome Rhodes's Cracker Barrel to watch A FACE IN THE CROWD, from legendary filmmaker and rat Elia Kazan.

Will and Luke begin their celebration of Canada's 150th birthday with a look back at the most talked-about Canadian film of the century. The reminisce about the late Toronto mayor Rob Ford, and their nostalgic journey takes them through Ford ephemera like FILTH CITY (a recent, Ford-inspired feature film) and the first episode of Sun News's short-lived FORD NATION. It's a jumbo-sized discussion of all things Ford!

While Alex Jones is stuck in family court, Will, Luke, and special guest Alex Ross examine the InfoWars pundit's career. They look at the 2009 documentary THE OBAMA DECEPTION, plus the 2001 episode of Jon Ronson's THE SECRET RULERS OF THE WORLD chronicling Jones's trip to Bohemian Grove. You will never defeat the human spirit! EVER!!!!!!!!!

In 2006, Sacha Baron Cohen sought to expose the dark heart of Bush-era America. Will and Luke are joined by Violet Lucca (Digital Producer at Film Comment) on this journey back to Kazakhstan. "Ma waaaiiiffe."

This was inevitable.

"Is Nolan equating the legit protest of Occupy Wall Street with Bane's terrorism? You be the judge." - Peter Travers, Rolling Stone

After departing Vice Media, but before becoming an alt-right superstar, ageing provocateur Gavin McInnes tried his hand at filmmaking. Will and Luke examine 2013's HOW TO BE A MAN (co-written by and starring McInnes) for seeds of the alt-right, and try to account for this dreary goofball's appeal.

In 1940, Charlie Chaplin put his fame and money on the line to satirize Hitler. Will and Luke consider this beloved classic within the context of... (*wait for it*)... the Trump era.

Our heroes return to the cinematic canon of Stephen K. Bannon with an analysis of his 2010 financial-crisis documentary GENERATION ZERO. It's the right-wing version of HYPERNORMALISATION you never knew you needed!