Donald Trump has named Sylvester Stallone, John Voight, Mel Gibson as his first ever special ambassadors to Hollywood.

To what?

To Hollywood.

Mel Gibson said that he would heed the call and added that it's his duty as a citizen to give away any help and insight that he can.

May sound ridiculous. What's the point of this?

No, not Mason. It is ridiculous. What are we doing here?

Well, you know, Trump has had this acrimonious relationship with Hollywood for a long time.

One day they love him. One day they hate him, right?

But for many years, you have to consider the fact that

Hollywood was their products at least were a great American export to other countries

and now not so much and especially with things like TikTok people don't even care what

Hollywood stars are saying anymore even even people on the left. Well, that's a fascinating part of all this, which is we are now in a

global society in a sense where we're connected to the world. And that also means from in terms

of how we are a country, we are connected universally. And you have places like Georgia who have gotten really into the

movie attraction game based on a financial incentive and climate that is much more endearing

in many cases than Hollywood, California. And also, like, think about we're in a world now now depending on what sort of cellular telephone you have

these some of these shoot video it's every bit the quality of much of what you see on a big you know a big you know a big you know a big

the big screen right exactly you don't need all the special equipment that they have.

I was talking with a local television. He works in Save Indiana, and he's a local TV person and a reporter for a

local TV station. And we were shooting a breeze last night. And we were talking about how local television and local radio, and you and I have

this conversation on air before, some of the financial struggles that many of these entities have

had. Now, look, WIBC continues to do great. We do great in ratings. We do great in revenue because

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