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Three questions, Three Answers With Breitbart's Jerome Hudson · Conversations: Special Guests with Preston Scott

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  All right, it's the third and final hour at least for today of the
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  Morning Show with Preston Scott. March twenty eighth is the date show. Fifty
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  one to twenty five is the day of the show, and day eleven sixty
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  three of America held hostage. Grant Allen over there running the radio program I'm
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  Preston Scott and this my friends. Is Jerome Hudson. He's the entertainment editor
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  of brightbart dot com. He's the author of the fifty Things books, Fifty
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  Things They Don't Want You to Know and Fifty Things they Don't Want You to
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  Know About Trump should be spiking online, Jerome, it should be spiking.
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  It should be a return to the bestseller list. You would think, you
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  would think, I mean, Trump has got to be trending right everywhere.
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  Yeah, yeah, it'll be good. It'll be good. I don't know.
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  I've I've often thought, I mean, I don't know. People basically
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  almost every day send me a d M or an email or something talking about
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  the book. How a relatives got it, or they you know, came
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  across it and just can't believe how good it is. It's a good thing.
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  You know. Maybe I'll maybe I'll get to do another one if he
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  if he, if he rises to the Oval office again, tell me this,
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  what is the most important of the fifty things that people ought to know
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  about Trump? Uh? How have you not asked me this question before?
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  I feel like you asked me this question before, and I I couldn't come
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  to a decision. Yeah, yeah, I don't know. I talk about
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  it in a in a chapter that relates to the economy, and I went
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  and looked in February. In March, Pew Research and Gallup respectfully basically asked
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  Americans the same question in February twenty twenty. In March twenty twenty. In
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  both questions, I think Gallup's been asking the same question for fifty years.
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  Are you satisfied with your place in life right now? And ninety percent of
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  respondents said yes. It was the highest that Gallup had ever actually reported.
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  And then two weeks later, you know, China released a virus in the
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  rest is History, and I always thought that that was you know, you
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  know, we covered it at Breitbart, the Gallop in the Pew findings,
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  but I just always thought that there was really no way to overstate just how
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  monumental and fascinating and what a backhanded pin will three sixty slam duck that was
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  on the media that had drummed up twenty four hour hysteria around Trump, the
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  establishment Republicans or whatever who didn't do everything that they could to defend him and
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  his policies, and of course the Democrats and the leftists on campus, in
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  the media in Hollywood who basically compared him to Hitler every day. I mean
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  three years if you count, you know, all three years he was in
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  office before that question was asked to people who nine and ten said they were
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  satisfied with their economic standings, with their life in general overall historically high number.
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  And then you know, three years of president in two years running,
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  about half decade of the media slinging mud at this man, and he produced
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  results that again nine and ten people walking on the streets were happy with.
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  And you know, I don't know what happens if the pandemic never happens,
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  but I do believe that that Donald Trump would be president today. But instead,
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  I mean, the funny thing is that, you know, the country
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  is in a weird way getting a second chance, you know, at Trump,
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  and he's a known commodity as those polls reflect, and as current polls
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  reflect, there's a lot of buyer's remorse for Joe Biden. Welcome to m
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  a D radio network where we challenge you to make a difference, and this
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  is the Morning Show with Preston Scott. I'm gonna make a comparison here when
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  I when I consider Donald Trump and his run for a second term, it
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  seems as though appears that more and more of the Hollywood kind of connected people
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  are splitting off from that monolithic mindset and are slowly kind of getting away from
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  the plantation. Is that fair? That's absolutely fair. And you know,
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  Donald Trump in many ways sort of broke a lot of paradigms, and you
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  know, he allowed people, He sort of gave some people the green light
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  to challenge or see if you will. And again, in a weird way,
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  the pandemic did the same thing it hit Hollywood, It hit the entertainment
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  industry and much of the same debilitating ways that it hit a lot of industries.
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  If you were a comedian, you couldn't play shows. If you were
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  an actor or a director, or a producer, scriptwriter, or the other
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  hundreds of ways of life and labor in entertainment. You know, even the
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  below the line work, the people who set up the sound stages and the
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  costume designers. You were all out of work because you weren't filming. And
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  you know, some people took that time, like Josh Gadd to cry into
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  a camera because he was no longer relevant. But other people did a lot
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  of soul searching and we came out of it. And as we came out
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  of it, you know, there were the George Floyd riots. I mean,
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  you look at no matter what your bubble is, you know, I
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  mean, if you're the A list celebrity that just backs whatever Democrat your publicist
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  tells you to back, I mean, you do you know you are grounded
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  in reality at some point, and you just can't see the world that we've
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  seen, I guess in the last three and a half four years. But
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  the awful examples of leftism, the horrific, objectively bad job that Joe Biden
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  has done on every level. I mean, you have people splintering, and
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  so you have people like Michael Rapperport, who's lived in New York City is
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  an entire life. He sees what no cash Bell reform has done, and
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  he not only does he see it. He's basically like Andrew Breitbart. He
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  takes his phone out. Michael Rapperport films the thief putting everything that he or
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  she can in their bag and CBS and walking right out the door. And
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  the police are overwhelmed and they can't do anything. And the prosecutors are tearing
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  their hands behind their back because they and make arrest, build good cases,
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  but charges will never be brought. And the Israel war with this evil,
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  sadistic organization Hamas has opened a lot of eyes with a lot of people who
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  are liberals in Hollywood. You know, the Jewish people in America, whether
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  they be Orthodox or not, always thought that they had a safe home in
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  the Democratic Party. It's always been a lie. I think President just got
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  in trouble for saying it a little and artfully but out loud. It's always
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  been a live it's been alive for anybody. I mean, I love every
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  Democrat in my life, but I do not understand why they are Democrats or
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  ever could support that terrorist organization. And you know, it's dangerous, it's
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  dangerous to your way of life. If you are a successful actor or a
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  producer or director or screenwriter to say the things that I'm saying. You don't
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  even really want to think the things that I'm saying, because you might find
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  yourself pressed in at a cocktail party, two cocktails up, and you might
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  let the wrong thing slip, and that could be your career. But things
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  are so bad, I think that people are are less afraid. You have
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  people like Dave Chappelle saying no, there are two sexes, a boy and
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  a girl and everything else. You can have it. It's fine, but
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  let's just be real for a moment and recognize science is science. People who
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  constantly preach follow the science, Well, the science is pretty direct on X
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  and Y chromosomes. Hold, Dave Chappelle, I am the batting practice kitcher
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  to a world class slugger. Jerome Hudson with me from Breitbart dot Com.
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  He's entertainment editor, and I told him, I want to talk Disney,
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  DeSantis and the white flag that Disney just tossed, but I want to set
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  it up this way, Jerome, I want to broaden it a little bit.
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  Disney has now said they're going to reboot Pirates of the Caribbean franchise.
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  They're going to do it without Johnny Depp, which to me means there is
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  no rebooting. But broadly speaking, is this a hail Mary to try to
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  get some cash flow back into Disney because their movie ops stink so badly?
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  And does this in any way, shape or form connect to Disney surrendering to
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  Governor de Sandis in the state of Florida, the latter Disney surrendering to Governor
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  DeSantis. They were just never actually going to win regally, right that anyway?
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  Agree? You know, the fair application of law I think extend to
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  tax law and property and all that you know. About a year ago,
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  Bob Iger basically said that Disney would stay out of politics. Now all of
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  this happened, the really Creek Florida battled with DeSantis and Iiger and Disney happened
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  because Disney decided in a very weird way that it would inject itself into politics,
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  and not just any type of politics, to politics of sexualized conversations between
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  adult teachers and third and fourth grader, seven and eight year olds or however
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  old you are in school. And that was a horrific business decision, and
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  that opened the Pandora's box to videos of Disney executives saying, my child is
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  pan sexual. I want pan sexual characters in fairy tales about princesses and princes.
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  And you know that didn't help a corporation, and that had already been
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  called out on as hypocrisy about being a pride propride corporation in Disney while it
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  was expanding its operations in China where you are either killed, disappeared or abused
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  for being gay and ten majority Muslims were even worse things happened to you if
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  you were on the LGBTQ plus pregnant man emoji spectrum. So Bob Iger has
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  always been a very very savvy executive. And you know when Disney in twenty
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  eighteen became the first corporation to weigh in on the Georgia Heartbeat Bill, we're
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  now almost a decade removed from that. Yeah. I mean, I'm not
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  saying that Disney won't continue to write big checkster Republicans and Democrats, but the
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  loud overtures weighing in, and they've had presson plenty of opportunity to do it
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  on one political issue or another. I think those days are gone as long
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  as Bob Iger is there, which will not be for too many more years.
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  I think he just extended himself to twenty twenty six, Disney jumped into
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  the streaming game. That is a net loser for just about every corporation that
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  does it. And yes, you're right, fewer people are going to the
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  movie theater, but that is because of COVID slightly. Yes, there are
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  options, but the movies are not that good, and they certainly aren't good
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  compared to what they used to be. We just asked ras Mussen exclusively one
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  question. Do people enjoy watching movies today compared to twenty thirty and fifty years
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  ago. I'm probably breaking some sort of journalistic rule, but I'll just say
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  an overwhelming majority of people enjoyed movies made two three and five decades ago than
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  they do today. That hurts you if you're Disney, because for years now
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  you've been dredging up old ip very popular franchises and just remaking them. You've
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  swapped races, you've swapped genders. You've put in pan sexual Lando Kallisian,
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  who was always a swave could looking. You know, at the time,
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  it mattered that he was a black character of note in the Star Wars franchise.
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  I will say it again. No one asked for fifth Indiana Jones.
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  But Disney did it anyway. That hurts your brand over time, a brand
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  that was already becoming toxic because of your crazy sexualization policies. But Bob Iger
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  again savvy. He's largely publicly shifted away from making political overtures. He's making
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  massive, multi billion dollar deals in India, He's expanding in Southern California and
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  Disneyland. He's trying to set up a great golden exit ramp for himself.
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  I don't know what he's going to do Disney. The thing's never gonna make
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  any money. I don't know what. I don't even want to acknowledge Preston
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  that there's new Pirates of the Caribbean thing that's happening. It's just no way
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  it's going to be successful unless they bring back Johnny Depp, which they probably
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  won't because Jerry Bruckheimer has said that he's not coming back. It could be
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  a feminist disaster. I don't know. I just I feel like, you
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  know, they get a few things right at Disney, and didn't they announced
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  this, But Disney has announced Star Wars movies that will never happen either.
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  So we could be talking a month from now and the new Pirates of the
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  Caribbean franchise isn't isn't happening again? I don't know. Well, we'll talk
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  a month from now and we'll see about that prediction. Jerome, thanks has
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  always for the time. Brother. I love you lovely too. Thank you
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  bye. Jerome Hudson with us. He's the entertainment editor at brightbart dot com.
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  He's the author of the Fifty Things books. Yes you can order them
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  online, but more importantly, he's our friend. Here on The Morning Show
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  with Preston Scott,