Dan Fleuette appeared on Tuesday’s WarRoom to discuss his WarRoom film Government Gangsters, which recently premiered in Las Vegas. Fleuette talked about the audience’s response, which he told show host Ben Harnwell was nothing short of electric. Filled across two theaters, viewers were passive observers and actively engaged participants in the screening experience. The palpable energy in the room highlighted the film’s resonating themes, as audiences reacted with a mix of anger, frustration, and empowerment.

A Sold-Out Event

The Las Vegas screening proved a major success, drawing in a crowd eager to witness the documentary’s insights into the inner workings of government and political power. Fleuette shared, "It went great… filled out two theaters.” The packed audience indicated a high level of interest and concern regarding the topics covered in the film, which tackles the complexities of political corruption and the concept of the Deep State.

Video footage from organizer Sigal Chattah:

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— Sigal Chattah (@Chattah4Nevada) September 30, 2024

Emotional Engagement: Anger and Frustration

One of the most striking aspects of the event was the emotional response from the audience. Fleuette described the crowd as "very animated,” with many attendees visibly upset and angry about the issues presented in the film. This emotional engagement speaks to the film’s ability to strike a chord with viewers, prompting them to reflect on their own experiences with government and political institutions. It is a testament to the documentary’s impact that it stirred such strong feelings, showcasing a collective desire for accountability and change.

The Power of Discontent

The frustration felt by the audience at the Las Vegas screening indicates a broader sentiment among many Americans who feel disillusioned by the political system. Fleuette articulated this discontent, noting that audiences often seek direct answers to their pressing questions about governance and accountability. He stated, "Sometimes audiences are looking for direct answers. How do they do this? Who’s going to help us?” This collective questioning reveals an urgent desire for clarity and a roadmap for action amidst what many perceive as a complicated and often corrupt system.

Empowerment Through Understanding

In response to the audience’s anger and frustration, Government Gangsters aims to empower viewers by giving them a deeper understanding of political power. Fleuette explained, "We really go through the whole blueprint of how that happens so that they can understand it and jump in front of it.” By equipping viewers with knowledge, the film encourages individuals to take responsibility for their role in advocating for change. Fleuette emphasized that "each individual is responsible for doing their own part,” driving home the importance of personal agency in the face of systemic challenges.

Call to Action

Fleuette urged attendees to utilize the insights gained from the film to spark conversations within their communities. "Each person is a force multiplier,” he stated, encouraging individuals to spread the word and engage with friends and family about the film’s themes.

Everyone Can Participate

The overwhelming response to Government Gangsters during its Las Vegas screening highlights the film’s relevance in today’s political landscape. The combination of emotional engagement, frustration, and a desire for empowerment reflects a public eager for change and accountability. As audiences leave the theater with renewed determination, Fleuette’s work serves as both a wake-up call and a guide for those ready to challenge the status quo. For more information on upcoming screenings and how to get involved, viewers can visit warroom.film, ensuring that the dialogue continues long after the credits roll.

For more on the movie- watch this full segment featuring movie producer Dan Fleuette  :

Fleuette On Need For All Americans To See ‘Government Gangsters’: Each Person Is A Force Multiplier