Q a lot of the things going on in Palestine, of course, all the left-wing signaling. There was no mention of Charlie at all. Is that, is that weird? I mean, is that just what you expect, I guess, of Hollywood? It seems like very strange when it's something that's millions of people in our country are struggling with. It's a big issue and it's just, they don't even mention it.
A I mean, I think it's, I think it's unfortunate. I think it's sad, but I don't, I don't find it shocking or weird. I mean, it's Hollywood, you know, like the, listen, I have a lot of love and respect for a lot of the people that were at the Emmys and that are in my industry, but however they feel about me, I, I still have lots of love and lots of respect for that. So much talent that's, that's there. But as you said, in the same way that people who, that you know, who were in that industry voted for Trump, I can't talk about that. There are people that feel very badly for Charlie and for his family and for this country for that matter because of what happened. But they know, based on the programming, based on the media spin and everything, that if they were to get up on that stage and say, I just want to call out that it was really tragic what happened to Charlie Kirk, and I, you know, I call us to, you know, a call to end political violence, and may we pray for each other, or something like that. That person would have been lambasted.
AI assessment note: “I don't, I don't find it shocking or weird. I mean, it's Hollywood”