The X-files never caught the interest of this interested party until recently after realizing that the truth that's out there is that the series is a hit piece on Democratic administrations and even on representative democracy itself.
Like The Simpsons, anything that makes money powers the Murdoch wheelhouse. Fox Mulder is certainly a hero for FOX Entertainment and Dana Scully is a nearly pathological skeptic and damaged christian who wears a cross necklace as if it were vampire repellent. And, seeing cross necklaces on Earth haters like the press secretary, attorney general, Trump's personal lawyer Alina Habba, Nancy Mace, Katie Britt and Harriet the Hag likely reinforces their illusions of piety to raise campaign dollars. Bankrupt nutbag, Mike Lindell sells them for $250 a pop.
As a result, the quirky and mysterious plot lines of The X-Files are no longer representative of niche tin foil hat wearers. They are representative of a dangerously misinformed segment of the US citizenry that frequently overlaps with climate change deniers, 911 truthers, and birthers. [VICE]The late US Senator Harry Reid said he saw human built air and spacecraft at Area 51 that would impress even little green men so $20 says no one can prove to this interested party that humanity is anything other than a force for utter destruction.
Spearditch Republican Sam Kephart is a devotee of the franchise, too.

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