James Woods

But the one thing they're going to do is vote Democrat because they know where the money is and they know where the prizes are and they know where all the free crap is.

In the old days of Tammany Hall, they'd stand outside a voting booth with five bucks in their hand, they'd pay a guy to vote.

You know, my brother ran for mayor in our, my late brother, God rest his soul, ran for mayor in our little town in Warwick, Rhode Island.

And in Rhode Island, you have to run as a Democrat because you can't win any other way.

It's like California.

There are no Republicans at all.

And anyway, he ran as a Democrat.

And, you know, I noticed that, you know, and I supported him.

People say, you're supporting your brother, aren't you?

Aren't you right wing?

I was like, no, I'm not.

Very centrist.

I believe in the Constitution.

I believe in the laws of the land.

My brother's a good and decent man, so I support him.

And, you know, he'll have his opinions and I'll have mine.

And maybe he'll listen to some of my stuff.

Maybe I'll learn something from him.

But either way, he's a good man and I support him.

Every single fundraiser event where we sit outside supermarkets like people do in local elections, every time you were around a Democrat, the joke was, hey, vote early, vote often.