00:00Mr. President, we're utterly unprotected against a disaster of this magnitude.
00:04What's our worst case scenario?
00:0618 trillion dollars, sir.
00:11Is that all the bad fucking news?
00:13There's the nuclear waste, too.
00:16Oh, no!
00:20I think it's a film that I did for the young generation, honestly,
00:23because I think there's a lot of young people.
00:25I have a daughter and a son that are very young,
00:28and I think the times are so complicated,
00:31and so, yeah, reality is so big now,
00:34that complex, that it's hard to articulate it,
00:37and I think this film makes them feel what they feel without being preached.
00:42It's trying to confront us.
00:43It's trying to shake us out of our slumber,
00:46not just with what it's saying, but how it's saying.
00:49And it hasn't quite been a film that's as inventive
00:53and layered and peculiar and absurd and playful as this for a long time.
01:01But it happened.
01:02For the nation, she loved to win it!
01:05You're gonna save the world.
01:08All right, fellas, nobody took a word to fight!
01:13Is he okay?
01:15Mr. President.
01:16Mr. President?
01:18Fuck it, Ashburg! Let's dance!
01:23Help me shape the story.
01:25They already know the story.
01:26They know the facts.
01:28The story is yet to be told.
01:30Have to come off.
01:31Bye bye!
01:32We gave you a lot of people to again for this man's slash backstory!
01:32Please turn to this man,
01:32Please turn to the talent,
01:32debate and turn off with two people to pass with us and put up!
01:32I want to tell you that the truth is so hairy!
01:32Bye bye!
