"The Deal" is hard to undersand and too good to be true

Netflix recommended this to me, and I stuck it in my "Queue" (that's a f-ing long way to spell the utterance, "Q")."  Anyway, if you couldn't tell, I seem to trust them with my life.  The "About me" page here hints of another "recommendation."  Well... the movie, The Deal, pains me to the extent that the Brits seem to speak a different language and also just a touch too fast for me.  Plus, I have enough trouble keeping up with our own government, so what Tony Blair went through is all Greek to me.

It doesn't matter... the movie is a fun watch, even for a r*tard like me, who is politically incorrect and/or politically ignorant (and I put the pieces all together by the end).  Side note: this f*cker, Mr. Michael Sheen, is toast of the town right now from Frost/Nixon.  Haven't seen it yet.  Heard it's great.  But who gives a sh*t.  I mean, this guy's great when it comes to lookin' like Tony Blair for sure.  And for that matter, the grouchy blimey (that's Scottish, right?), David Morrissey, who plays what's-his-name, Gordon Brown, looks just like him as well.  BTW, it's a biopic if you're slower than me.  Anyway, here's where I normally offer up a trailer, but now, for the first time ever, I'll share something with you, besides the fact that...