Game Change

from Best Brothers Ever · host BBE Productions

Joel and Daniel discuss the 2012 Jay Roach directed HBO film “Game Change” which recounts Senator John McCain’s historic decision to ask Governor Sarah Palin to be his running mate for the 2008 presidential election. Our Best Brothers Ever discuss how the film exists within the context of the unburdened coconut that is the 2024 election. Joel unpacks his beef with Aaron Sorkin and Daniel opens up about his political junky habit. You Betcha! Game Change can be found on Max. Sources: Daniel's iconic Meghan McCain article on Gawker. Daniel's iconic substack.

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