Topic: Sundance

The documentary "American Pachuco," directed by Luis Valdez, premiered at the Sundance Film Festival with a scheduled PBS release. The film reportedly contains footage that has led audiences to process new allegations against Cesar Chavez. Speculation exists regarding the timing of the film's release and its potential impact on Hispanic voting blocks.

In an interview at the Sundance Film Festival, Hillary Clinton expresses a lingering "urge" to run in the 2020 election but maintains she will support the eventual Democratic nominee. She emphasizes the primary goal of the party is to defeat Donald Trump.

A new four-part documentary titled "Hillary" premiered at the Sundance Film Festival and is set to air on Hulu in March 2020. The film's trailer is described as a campaign-style advertisement designed to keep Hillary Clinton in the public eye as a potential "insurance policy" for the Democratic Party. Media commentary has begun framing Donald Trump as a "beast" that current Democratic frontrunners may be unable to defeat.

Adam Curry reviews the Netflix documentary "Knock Down the House," which follows Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and three other Justice Democrat candidates during their 2018 primary campaigns. Curry expresses being impressed by the operation's organization and the emotional weight of the film. He also mentions a scene where Ocasio-Cortez discusses the time required for women to apply makeup compared to men.

A sting operation by James O'Keefe caught Hollywood figures, including Ed Begley Jr. and environmental filmmakers, agreeing to accept millions in funding from "Middle Eastern oil interests" for an anti-fracking movie. The hosts highlight the hypocrisy of environmentalists willing to hide the source of their funding.