The Simpsons gives a political reaction.
The Simpsons actor Hank Azaria makes one of his key characters react to some recent political happenings. Azaria has contributed his voice acting skills to over 700 episodes of The Simpsons. His characters are wide-ranging, including roles such as Moe Syzslak, Chief Wiggum, Carl, and Lou. The Simpsons began its run back in 1989, and has 35 completed seasons. The Simpsons season 36 is set for release later this month on September 29.
In the video, Azaria gets a fake phone call wherein he is told that people are eating dogs. After Wiggum assumes that the caller is referring to hot dogs, the chief is then told that they are eating cats, to which he responds "Mr. Katz is eating hot dogs? No?" He finally clarifies "people are eating dogs and cats in Springfield ?"
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