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Bruno Dupes Republican Presidential Candidate Ron Paul

It sounds like we have another hit on our hands

The Huffington Post has posted the transcript of a radio interview Curtis Silwa had with Texas Congressman Ron Paul and his encounter with Sacha Baron Cohen's Austrian flamboyant fashionista Bruno and apparently the moment will be seen in the July 10 Universal release Bruno.

The clip opens with Paul describing the scene:

We were in a studio situation. I wasn't invited to a hotel room. A studio situation where they had a lot of lights burn and blaze and all kinds of commotion. They said — better get in this back room here. And all of a sudden, I was in this room, which they had it all fixed up as a bedroom. So, getting me there was sort of dishonesty. Getting me into the interview.

I was expecting an interview on Austrian economics. So, that didn't turn out that way. But, by the time he started pulling his pants down, I, What is going on here? I ran out of the room. This interview has ended.

You can check out the full audio clip directly below. Bruno is a character from Sacha Baron Cohen's HBO television show "Da Ali G Show" and in the film Bruno takes his Austrian show to America.

You can get more on the movie right here.

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Da Ali G Show is Da Shizit! If you like Borat then you have got to see where these wacky characters came from!!!

- Tyler C
( April 15th, 2009 | 2:11 pm )
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I think its even more sad that Ron Paul simply writes off Cohen without even seeing his work. Sure its vulgar and its full of raunchy, cheap laughs but an intelligent person can see through that and pick up on the relevant, and sometimes alarming, social statements that Cohen makes in his films.
Also, if any politicial out there wants to know how to sound old and out of touch, go back to 1:40.

- mike
( April 15th, 2009 | 3:49 pm )
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I'm no fan of most politicians — least of all most U.S., Republican politicians — these days. But the comedy "stylings" ( and uh, "relevant…social statements") of Sacha Baron Cohen's movies are akin to dropping a burning paperbag full of dog shit on a porch and ringing the doorbell before running off (to watch from a distance as the household residents try to stomp out the fire). Comedy by and for morons, simple as that. And the popularity of such films isn't surprising, given that American Idol and other such idiocies are big ratings hits on television. As the character of Ridley put it in "Aliens": "Did IQs just drop sharply while I was away?" (Yeah…and more's the pity).

- Dt Shindler
( April 15th, 2009 | 7:32 pm )
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Hit? Yeah if you like 90 minutes of over-the-top gay jokes, sure.

- oldskool138
( April 16th, 2009 | 5:14 am )
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