Michael Malice

Now, my last chapter in the book is where the mask drops and it gets very, very dark very, very quickly. But I think there is... So you use... That's interesting. You know, did you watch The Death of Stalin? I mean, he also did Veep, which is probably the best comedy of all time.

You haven't seen Veep? No, no, no. Julia Louis-Dreyfus blocked me because she plays Selina Meyer, who's the titular character. She was going on about Trump or something. I go, you won several Emmys for demonstrating that all politicians are sociopaths. Blocked. That show is a complete masterpiece because as the seasons go on, the mask drops more and more.

You haven't seen Veep? No, no, no. Julia Louis-Dreyfus blocked me because she plays Selina Meyer, who's the titular character. She was going on about Trump or something. I go, you won several Emmys for demonstrating that all politicians are sociopaths. Blocked. That show is a complete masterpiece because as the seasons go on, the mask drops more and more.

You haven't seen Veep? No, no, no. Julia Louis-Dreyfus blocked me because she plays Selina Meyer, who's the titular character. She was going on about Trump or something. I go, you won several Emmys for demonstrating that all politicians are sociopaths. Blocked. That show is a complete masterpiece because as the seasons go on, the mask drops more and more.

And the first season, she's this bumbling vice president. Every episode, there's a running gag. It's like, did the president call? No, no, okay. And by the end, it's full-blown bumbling. brazen sociopathy. And she's such a great comedic actress and so charismatic. Like there's this one scene where what her assistant's in the hospital, right?

And the first season, she's this bumbling vice president. Every episode, there's a running gag. It's like, did the president call? No, no, okay. And by the end, it's full-blown bumbling. brazen sociopathy. And she's such a great comedic actress and so charismatic. Like there's this one scene where what her assistant's in the hospital, right?

And the first season, she's this bumbling vice president. Every episode, there's a running gag. It's like, did the president call? No, no, okay. And by the end, it's full-blown bumbling. brazen sociopathy. And she's such a great comedic actress and so charismatic. Like there's this one scene where what her assistant's in the hospital, right?

There's just these little touches and they come and bring him water. She of course takes it. She goes, can someone get Gary some water? Like this must be a hospital. Like it never even ends her head that this water would be for the guy in the bed because she comes first. So there's so many moments like this throughout the show. And the death of Stalin, same thing.

There's just these little touches and they come and bring him water. She of course takes it. She goes, can someone get Gary some water? Like this must be a hospital. Like it never even ends her head that this water would be for the guy in the bed because she comes first. So there's so many moments like this throughout the show. And the death of Stalin, same thing.

There's just these little touches and they come and bring him water. She of course takes it. She goes, can someone get Gary some water? Like this must be a hospital. Like it never even ends her head that this water would be for the guy in the bed because she comes first. So there's so many moments like this throughout the show. And the death of Stalin, same thing.

There's this one great scene where after Stalin dies, spoiler alert, he dies, death of Stalin, his daughter is talking to Khrushchev. And Khrushchev says to her, I promise nothing bad will happen to you. She's like, why would you say that? He goes, no, no, no, no, no. Calm down. She goes, wait, are people plotting to kill me? He goes, no, no, no, I'll protect you.

There's this one great scene where after Stalin dies, spoiler alert, he dies, death of Stalin, his daughter is talking to Khrushchev. And Khrushchev says to her, I promise nothing bad will happen to you. She's like, why would you say that? He goes, no, no, no, no, no. Calm down. She goes, wait, are people plotting to kill me? He goes, no, no, no, I'll protect you.

There's this one great scene where after Stalin dies, spoiler alert, he dies, death of Stalin, his daughter is talking to Khrushchev. And Khrushchev says to her, I promise nothing bad will happen to you. She's like, why would you say that? He goes, no, no, no, no, no. Calm down. She goes, wait, are people plotting to kill me? He goes, no, no, no, I'll protect you.

And she's like, protect me from what? But this is the reality that these people lived in.

And she's like, protect me from what? But this is the reality that these people lived in.

And she's like, protect me from what? But this is the reality that these people lived in.

You know, it's funny that you say that because when people ask me about where I write the book, I said this, I'm like, look, I've got a very small microphone. There's only so much I can do about North Korea. What can I do? And I said, what I can do is people will look at that country and they see the Joker, right? They see this evil clown.

You know, it's funny that you say that because when people ask me about where I write the book, I said this, I'm like, look, I've got a very small microphone. There's only so much I can do about North Korea. What can I do? And I said, what I can do is people will look at that country and they see the Joker, right? They see this evil clown.

You know, it's funny that you say that because when people ask me about where I write the book, I said this, I'm like, look, I've got a very small microphone. There's only so much I can do about North Korea. What can I do? And I said, what I can do is people will look at that country and they see the Joker, right? They see this evil clown.

And I go, all I want to do is move the clown a little bit, move the camera a little bit. And you see behind that clown, there's a lot of dead bodies. Right. And all of a sudden you're like, this isn't funny at all. This is horrifying. And that was my goal with that book.