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>> maybe i would. it is not like they jumped into into it. >> it wasn't a great shot. it wasn't a top cinematic. >> maybe it was an indy film. >> i'm sure they wanted to make it look like it was surveillance footage. >> it looks like. it but the funniest part is the actor who is playing the the terrorist. he takes his hands away and say we have to do this again. he is uh dmoid. annoyed. >> what was the take where he said i nailed it. i really feel like a terrorist right now. >> they should keep that in the movie. >> he deserves something. and some pay.

You real images of real people losing their insurance. just one problem. all these people you see in the ad are paid actors. they're just pretending to be victims. they're getting paid for it. a spokesman for the group behind the ad defended it, saying it's meant to be, quote, cinematic. great idea. they're fighting real world facts with right wing fictions. but while they're at it, why not include some real hollywood actors? like this guy. ♪ go ahead, make his day. what about a real conservative fighter? or how about a republican actor who played a "law & order" type.

Cameras but it did all unfold in front of the cameras. if you were watching, it was serious stuff. lives were at stake. but it was astonishing to just see it play out in this strange scinematic way as we're waiting for it to end. >> you saw those moments when drew griffith heard gunshots and susan candiotti seeing this cavalcade of police vehicles making their way to watertown once they figured out they spotted the suspect. >> it was a remarkable night and ended without further bloodshed, although of course three lives were lost, 170 people wounded, and that one young man in the hospital with ...

Noonan, "republicans need to talk." now it's just dissolved slowly into peggy's column. could we have some music? no, that doesn't work. no, let's try that again. i want to dissolve. you don't have to set the stage here, t.j., because i've told everybody. you don't have to show -- here we go. if we could have a little mood music, too. peggy noonan in "the wall street journal," "republicans need to talk." >> cinematic. >> no timing. it's fast. always too quick. yeah. so now it's time for today's "must-read op-ed." and let's go to "the wall street journal" and peggy noonan. >> another dissolve. ...