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John Rich sees cracks formed in Hollywood resistance President Trumpand he thinks it is related to canceling culture.
“I think a lot of people in Hollywood also felt that, despite them being left in a big way, they also felt the censorship machines that they came after them,” the country singer, who recently released his new single, “The Devil and the TVA,” told Fox News Digital about his successful fight with the Tennessee Valley power project.
“If you look at comedy, for example, you have a huge, huge comedian friend, especially like Bernie Sanders’ supporter. I mean, I left. And then I said, “I’m afraid to make certain jokes on stage right now. I’m afraid I’ll be cancelled.” And I said, “Well, that’s not a way to live, it’s not an American.”
Rich said the comedian ultimately told him he was going to vote for Trump for that reason.
“And I think the monsters have begun to eat themselves. The awakened monster, the censored monster, started eating itself,” he added.
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John Rich says Trump’s Hollywood admiration marks the decline of “awakened monsters.” Rich’s comments come after Woody Allen directed him in the 1998 film “Celebrity,” calling Trump “a joy to work with and a very good actor.” (Andrew Harnik/Getty Images, Stefania D’Alessandro/Wireimage)
Rich’s comments come after Woody Allen calls Trump “The joy of working with you And a very good actor, “When he directed him in the 1998 film “Celebrity.”
“He was very polite, hit his marks, did everything right and had real talent for show business,” Allen said in an interview with Bill Maher. “Random” podcast on monday. “If he let me do that, I could oversee him.
Allen emphasized that he did not support Trump politically, and voted for former vice president Kamala Harris, saying, “I have problems with him at 99% of 95%, but as an actor who works with him, he was very persuasive and had the charismatic quality of an actor.”
Woody Allen called Trump a “very good actor” in an interview with Bill Maher on Monday’s “Random” podcast when he directed him in the 1998 film “Celebrity.” (Getty Images)
“If you think it was cancelled before,” joked Maher.
Maher, who doesn’t consider him a Trump supporter, recently praised the president.
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In April, he called him after the comedian met with the president “Elegant and measured” And self-denunciation.
Woodyren stands in front of the poster for the 1998 film “Celebrity.” (Gerard Julien/AFP via Getty Images)
He added that Trump gave him a “a drive to listen to me and accept me as a possible friend.”
Usually away from politics, Carrie Underwood was one of the most famous celebrities who played at Trump’s inauguration in January.
Carrie Underwood sings at Trump’s inauguration. (Julia Demarinikinson – Pool/Getty Images)
“I love our country and I am honored to be asked to sing at the inauguration,” she said at the time. “I am humbled to answer the phone when we all have to look to the spirit of unity and the future.”
Snoop Dogg last year, after forgiven the man who led to a death row record that helped Snoop early in his career, he told Trump “nothing but love and respect.”
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“Donald Trump? He’s nothing wrong with me,” he said. Sunday Times. “He only did great things for me.”
It marked a reversal for the rapper who had previously criticized the president, calling him a “punk” in 2020, saying he was going to vote for the first time because he “can’t see this punk in another year.”
Snoop also performed at the inauguration, responding to backlash from fans, saying, “For all the hatred, I will answer with love.”
Trump and Kidlock in April. (White House)
January, Trump supporter Kidlock chimed in, He says he thinks celebrities are “safe” to show support for the president now.
“Now they feel safe going into the water after soaking their toes for four or eight years,” he joked to “Fox & Friends Weekend.” “I mean, like I said, welcome to the party.
Snoop Dogg recently said he only had “love and respect” to President Trump after he criticized him for many years. (Variety by Gilbert Flores/Getty Images)
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“Hollywood has learned what is obvious,” Eric Schiffer, CEO of reputation management consultant, told Fox News Digital.
He said, “Poststrike economics is merciless, as Trump is a revenue strategy rather than a moral crisis, and so there is no relentlessness.
Donald, Melania Trump and John Rich in 2011. (Jim Spellman/Wire Lighting)
He said that the audience “leaning right, Trump is now a business plan, not a blunder. The town is not in love, it’s important to note that it’s reading the room.
Doug Eldridge, PR of Achilles, reflected on Schifferfer’s comments, “Hollywood is about temperatures, not talent. They follow the hot, the things that aren’t, and most importantly the cold.”
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“The calculations have become painful binary. The elections are won by the ballot box. The films are won by the box office. The majority of Americans who voted overwhelmingly in favor of Trump and his platform will either line up immediately or not line up as they are – you can buy tickets for the next feature film of the same actor.”
