I watched it last night and did something I rarely do, I laughed out loud, more than a few times. It's a sad reflection on where I am as a human being! But it appeals to my somewhat twisted sense of humor, and no one does the shit that SBC does. 

As to Rudy, well, he did willingly retreat into the bedroom with the young blonde who was portraying a reporter for a right-wing media outlet. It'll be a very, very minor footnote in his long, pathetic, declining career. 

Overlooked in all the zaniness and political theatre are the performances of the two leads, they really are impressive actors!

In watching the two Borat films, I just don't see how they get people to sign waivers so they can be included in the film. I assume it's required. 

Be warned, there are some very, very cringe-worthy segments here, but if you need a laugh, sometimes a very loud, sustained laugh, this might be the place to go. It didn't reach the maximum level of sidesplitting absurdism that the first one did, but it has its moments. 

Peter T.