In The Future, There Is

Death Is A Billion-dollar Business. They Can't Even Pass A Law Where It Takes Seven Days To Get A Gun. Why Don't You Have To Go Through The Same Kind Of Screening You Do To Get A Driver's License? It's Totally Insane.

People Try To Keep Their Past, Like Kind Of Holding On To Their Past. Every Springsteen Song Talks About That.

Once You Have Opened Up Prisoner Interrogation, Wiretapping, Border Patrol, Jailing And The Services Of The Military, When This Has Been Turned Into A For-profit Business In This Endless War, Then We're In Deep Trouble.

It Seems To Me That One Thing People Do Over And Over Again Is Try To Figure Out How To Get Married, Stay Married, Fall In Love, How To Rekindle All This Stuff. It Seems To Me To Be A Pretty Eternal Theme So I Don't Know If You Can Get Typecast From Making Movies About Men Relating To Women. It Seems To Be What Is Going On On The Planet A Lot.

The Situation In The Film Is Like Me Going Out To Venice Beach And Talking To A Homeless Guy On The Boardwalk, And 13 Years Later He's The President.