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1:15:42Now PlayingTopics include the police, the military, the Hollywood crowd including Seth Rogen and Clint Eastwood, Donald Trump, Ronald Reagan, authenticity, football (including some of our favourite players such as Alvin Kamara, Barry Sanders, and Roger Staubach), career-ending injuries, fatherhood, weight loss, the mainstream media, California, the Armenian genocide, the rise of anti-Semitism in the US, and regret.
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Dean Cain is an actor, producer, documentarian, and television presenter. He is perhaps best known for having played the role of Superman in the Lois & Clark television series.
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