David Mamet Criticizes The Democratic Party As A 'Party Of The Elites' No Longer Representing American Workers
Legendary Author and award-winning playwright David Mamet spoke with Brian Kilmeade to discuss his political journey from 'brain-dead liberal' to conservative and his new book, 'The Disenlightenment.'
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