Ep 225 | Values vs. Votes: Daily Wire’s Salute to Woke Hollywood
June 14, 2022
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Episode 225 · June 14, 2022
Ep 225 | Values vs. Votes: Daily Wire’s Salute to Woke Hollywood
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Ep 225 | Values vs. Votes: Daily Wire’s Salute to Woke Hollywood
Summary
The Daily Wire documentary “What Is a Woman?” has been a smashing success, championed by fans and subscribers who flock to the site for its conservative commentary. DW’s latest feature film, “Terror on the Prairie,” strays far from the company’s base and more closely resembles another woke feminist Netflix project. Jason attended the world premiere of the film and argues this departure is another example of those who’d rather have your vote than reflect your values. The Western stars Gina Carano, the former “Mandalorian” actress canceled by Disney after sharing social media posts comparing Republicans to persecuted Jews. It's the former MMA fighter's first film since leaving Hollywood, but Jason argues that she isn’t looking to portray a character that upholds the values of the Right; rather, she just wants to get “uncanceled.” If you are looking for conservatives to fight your battles in a secular society where the Left dictates the rules of engagement, you will only leave feeling defeated. The Daily Wire’s film division offered up hope to millions of Americans seeking an alternative to Hollywood, only, in the end, to disappoint.
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