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When Borat shares some of his wild ideas about Jews, they correct him. TheyвЂ™re friendly hosts who happily discuss political views theyвЂ™ve gleaned partly from the internet, like that Hillary Clinton drinks the blood of children. How long Borat stays there isnвЂ™t clear but it seems like several days.

In the movieвЂ™s most compelling section, Borat appeals to a pair of guys for a place to stay, and despite it being a pandemic, they warmly welcome him in. There isnвЂ™t anything that Borat uncovers that canвЂ™t be found on the airwaves, in social-media posts and across newspaper front pages. But I suspect there wonвЂ™t be a lot of apologies or public contrition this time around. This time, mentions of Barack Obama and Anthony Fauci are followed by choruses of вЂњInject him with the Wuhan fluвЂќ and вЂњGas him up like the Germans.вЂќ The filmвЂ™s piece-de-resistance is an exceedingly awkward sit-down interview with Rudy Giuliani and Tutor that ends with Borat (disguised as the boom-mic holder) rushing in on the two of them in a charged moment alongside a hotel bed.Д«oratвЂ™s adventures are often followed by a raft of lawsuits, and that could well be the case again. They include a trip, with Borat dressed as Trump, to the Conservative Political Action Conference, where he shouts at Pence from the crowd before being rapidly removed and a вЂњMarch for Our Rights RallyвЂќ in which he leads a crowd of Trump supporters in a sing-along not unlike BoratвЂ™s famed вЂњThrow the Jew Down the WellвЂќ ditty. вЂњGod doesnвЂ™t make accidents,вЂќ he says.Д«orat, however, does, and in the filmвЂ™s second half, he launches his most audacious stunts. There are stopovers with an Instagram influencer for a lesson on sugar-baby submissiveness, a debutant coach, a plastic surgeon and an anti-abortion clinic where a pastor maintains his stance despite being given the impression Tutor has been impregnated by her father. This вЂњBoratвЂќ is, in its own absurd way, a #MeToo movie. TheyвЂ™ll remain paired throughout the film in a journey through America and BoratвЂ™s own over-the-top sexism. Given his past encounters with the president (Baron CohenвЂ™s Ali G interviewed him Borat previously defecated in front of a Trump building), itвЂ™s judged best to instead seek out who Borat calls вЂњAmericaвЂ™s most famous ladies man,вЂќ Vice President Mike Pence.Д«orat arrives via shipping container in Galveston, Texas, only to find that the monkey meant for Pence is dead and his daughter Tutor (played by Bulgarian actress Maria Bakalova), last seen chained alongside farm animals, has stowed away. Locked away in the gulag for bringing shame on Kazakhstan with the first movie, Borat is temporarily freed for a mission to deliver a gift to Trump (Borat refers to him, admiringly, as вЂњMcDonald TrumpвЂќ).

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Jason Woliner, a TV veteran and frequent collaborator with Aziz Ansari taking over as director for Larry Charles, begins by catching us up on Borat. The вЂњBoratвЂќ sequel will make you laugh and squirm as much as it will send shudders down your spine. His trail of fiascos this time is a little more limited but no less damning.

HeвЂ™s hounded on the streets by cell phone-waving fans asking for a picture, and has to resort to a coterie of disguises.

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Borat doesnвЂ™t have the free rein he once did, and not just because of the restrictions of the pandemic. In вЂњBorat Subsequent Moviefilm: Delivery of Prodigious Bribe to American Regime for Make Benefit Once Glorious Nation of KazakhstanвЂќ - Baron CohenвЂ™s October surprise, shot secretly earlier this year and debuting Friday on Amazon Prime Video - Borat returns to the U.S., like a deranged Alexis de Tocqueville, for another look. Fourteen years later, those prejudices arenвЂ™t so hard to find.

His comedy revealed a more disturbing, hidden America that was often happy to go along with Baron CohenвЂ™s gonzo act. When Baron Cohen last traipsed across the country as Borat, in 2006вЂ™s вЂњBorat: Cultural Learnings of America for Make Benefit Glorious Nation of Kazakhstan,вЂќ his characterвЂ™s unapologetic anti-Semitism, misogyny and racism teased prejudices out from all kinds of dark and not-so-dark corners. Borat hasnвЂ™t changed in the last 20 years.

вЂњNahceвЂќ and вЂњMah WahfeвЂќ regularly exude from him with a mangled melody. Since Sacha Baron Cohen first appeared as his Kazakh journalist on вЂњDa Ali G Show,вЂќ Borat Sagdiyev has been remarkably consistent.

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