Will Jordan argues that Hollywood's desperate attempt to avoid offending anyone leads to a degradation of the quality of their productions.

“They are so desperate not to offend anyone that they end up screwing ruining up everything that they do.”

Chris Gore believes that the current trend of Hollywood remaking animated classics is a sign of creative bankruptcy.

“It's just shows how creatively bankrupt Disney is as a studio that they're even considering doing this.”

Jason Lee views cancel culture as a negative force that stifles creativity and serves as an uneven gatekeeping mechanism.

“cancel culture is the cancer that's killing art I'm a part of the culture as a culture disrupter culture shifter but you don't get to tell me my contribution to culture”

Rick Ingraham believes that younger people in Hollywood perform a false morality based on their social media appearance rather than being true to themselves.

“anyone who's 35 or younger yeah so 35 to 21 because otherwise they can't really get into comedy clubs they have spent their whole life with this false morality based completely on their social media appearance and so people aren't true to themselves at all”

Rogen asserts that modern Hollywood studios have become increasingly risk-averse compared to the past.

“That would never happen today in a 100 million years. No studio would just buy a script, give it a release date, cast it, and then make it like now. Everything has to be in place before they will decide whether or not they're making it.”

Piers Morgan asserts that Hollywood studios are making disastrous creative decisions by prioritizing forced inclusivity over casting authentic actors.

“It's the complete absurdity of modern Hollywood. They are so desperate not to offend anyone that they end up screwing up.”

She argues that Hollywood stars have been soundly rejected by the public because their industry lacks moral standing and they are narcissistic for thinking they should influence voters.

“so I'm I'm happy that they've now been soundly rejected and hopefully this is some time for some for some reflection and to actually realize that not as important as they think they are”

He argues that actors are professional pretenders whose political opinions do not matter and should be disregarded by the public.

“as if it matters what any of these like Hollywood actors think about politics as Gary quite rightly called them once they are professional Pretenders their one and only skill is their ability to say lines written by someone else in a fairly convincing manner that's it”

He asserts that the American public intentionally rejected Hollywood's involvement in politics and the broader woke culture.

“America absolutely rejected that entire apparatus which is is the woke mind virus and all the issues that have faced us over the past four years”

Hollywood celebrities should focus on producing entertainment instead of lecturing the public on politics and demonizing voters.

“I just think this is so misguided that you could still be in Hollywood where you're supposed to be producing entertainment for everybody. Ozark was a great freaking show. Um, but why so why would you be on this political talk show to alienate half your fan base?”