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 Amazon PrimeIt's been a dumpster fire of a year. Let us give joyous thanks, then, for Borat Subsequent Moviefilm: Delivery of Prodigious Bribe to American Regime for Make Benefit Once Glorious Nation of Kazakhstan, the thoroughly unexpected and unbelievably welcome return of Sacha Baron Cohen's Kazakhstani journalist, which delivers the prankster absurdity—and mockery of red-state conservatives, QAnon crazies, and Trump administration villains—that weary Americans so desperately deserve. Sequels don't come more triumphant, or well-timed, than this.
(In other words, WAWAWEEWA!)
Shot in secret over the past few pandemic-wracked months, Borat Subsequent Moviefilm (debuting Friday, October 23 on Amazon Prime) is a superbly silly satiric follow-up to 2006's smash hit. Given that Borat's entire m.o. is inducing hateful utterances and behavior from anti-Semites, racists, xenophobes and other intolerant folks, his reemergence during a pre-election moment plagued by Trumpian venom, bigotry, and criminality couldn't be more opportune. Unfortunately, Cohen doesn't get the commander-in-chief on-camera as he did with Da Ali G Show's 2003 episode
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 With the November election less than two weeks away, President Trump is continuing his campaign swing through the pivotal battleground states with a planned rally in North Carolina, where he's currently neck-and-neck with Democratic rival Joe Biden.
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 There are a number of states that could prove to be pivotal in the presidential election. Likewise, there are a number of states that could prove to be pivotal in the fight for Senate control.
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 Photo Illustration by Kristen Hazzard/The Daily Beast/Photos GettyIowa Gov. Kim Reynolds has long refused to mandate masks in her state. What was new when she appeared with Donald Trump in Des Moines last week was his own recent case of COVID-19, and with it a new frontier of campaign-trail coronavirus recklessness.
Reynolds was visibly enthusiastic to be speaking to the large outdoor crowd at a rally for the president's re-election on Wednesday. As she took the stage before Trump spoke, with state data showing Iowa at a new high for COVID-19 hospitalized patients, the governor could be seen on a livestream of the rally maskless, tossing hats into the audience before intoning, "This is an amazing, amazing crowd."
"I am proud to be a governor that puts her trust in our people because they are responsible, they are resilient and they will do the right thing," Reynolds said soon after.
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