Topic: Michael Clayton

A review of George Clooney's film career highlights "Michael Clayton" as a quintessential "No Agenda" movie for its portrayal of a legal fixer. Other discussed titles include "Syriana," "The American," and "The Men Who Stare at Goats." The hosts praise Clooney's work in political thrillers and films dealing with corporate espionage and drones.

The concept of a "fixer" is explored through the lens of the film Michael Clayton, starring George Clooney. The hosts observe that the mainstream media, including reporters like Andrea Mitchell, appeared visibly excited by the legal developments surrounding Michael Cohen. They argue that paying off a porn star is a moral issue rather than a criminal one.

A former New York banker describes James Comey as a "fixer" who was strategically placed in the FBI by the Obama administration. The banker also claims to have nearly dated Cheryl Mills, describing her as highly argumentative. The discussion references the film *Michael Clayton* to illustrate the role of a high-level corporate and political fixer.

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