Commercial Entertainment Product (1992)
The video debut of experimental musicians and culture jamming artists Emergency Broadcast Network.
Top billed cast
- Joshua L. PearsonSelf
George H. W. BushSelf (archive footage)
Bill ClintonSelf (archive footage)
Dan RatherSelf (archive footage)
Dan QuayleSelf (archive footage)
Tom BrokawSelf (archive footage)
John KerrySelf (archive footage)
Mariah CareySelf (archive footage)
Pat BuchananSelf (archive footage)
R. Budd DwyerSelf (archive footage)
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