A Very Interesting Video Find

I found this and I'm not sure what television show this is off of but you can tell it is from a show. It is very odd how a topic such as this would end up on TV. Nonetheless it has a very good message and sums things up nicely.

It's a good video clip. I'm wondering where it comes from. It's kind of an entry level presentation of what numerous people in these forums and elsewhere have been ranting about for quite a while now.

Somebody has to bring the criminal overclass to heel, somehow, and return America to the rule of law. Americans have gone from the world's best hope to the world's biggest putzes.

Yeah I'm not sure but the guy looks familiar. It seems like it could be some sort of primetime drama show clip. But the meaning of it is kinda crazy.

Originally posted by DragQueen4Peace
Yeah I'm not sure but the guy looks familiar. It seems like it could be some sort of primetime drama show clip. But the meaning of it is kinda crazy.

I think it's James Spader and the show may be Boston Legal or something like that? Good speach for a network show.

CJ

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Powerful!

Gooooooseeeebumppsss like crazy.

Good find, I enjoyed it. Its time to take back our constitutional rights!

The show is called Boston Legal, just finished it last season

I think the actors name is James Spader played a law partener named Allen Shore.

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Bingo!! Give the young lady a prize. Boston Legal it is. James Spader would be the right answer to the question. Somebody borrowed a clip and embossed said clip. I believe the Great Canadian actor William Shatner is in it also. I'm biased.

it's definitely boston legal,,,,which was a spinoff of The Practice

william shatner,,,,,plays denny crane

this show tackled many tough issues no one else would touch,,,,,

loved this show

here's the wikpedia link
en.wikipedia.org...


it won a ton of emmy awards

david e kelley wrote it,, he also has done
LA LAW
Picket Fences (1992–1996)
Chicago Hope (1994–2000)
The Practice (1997–2004)
Ally McBeal (1997–2002)
Boston Public (2000–2004)
Boston Legal (2004–

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