TALK 94.5 Liz And Nick
TALK 94.5 Liz And Nick
BREITBART REPORT WITH JEROME HUDSON 8/18/26
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You mean there are others?
SPEAKER_00No, well, I I don't know. It it just it landed differently.
SPEAKER_03Well, you are the one and only. There is no other.
SPEAKER_02Well, if I do a Google search on Jerome Hudson, you're the first person that shows up. I'm going with you're the only one.
SPEAKER_00I there is there's a lot of technical digital chicanery going on there. Something about SEO. It's very complicated, but uh takes a takes a takes a while to get there. Uh hi guy.
SPEAKER_03Hi.
SPEAKER_00Nothing but good stuff. I'm I'm I'm about to write two articles. One is about Jimmy Fallon making an absolutely shocking uh sexual marital affair joke about Melania Trump. Stop me if you've heard heard that one before. And it's uh Rosie O'Donnell debuted on the on Jimmy Kimmel Live last night. 15-minute monologue. Guess how many minutes she spent making the monologue about uh, as she said, orange uh excuse me, Mango Mussolini. Uh 12 minutes. 12 minutes. At least at least a third. I was looking at a clock and I was like, we're five minutes in here.
SPEAKER_03Wait, why is she why is she doing a monologue on his show? I don't understand.
SPEAKER_00Well, Jimmy Kimmel usually takes about two months off during the summer. Uh and uh which is just an ironclad contract for sure. But uh and so he has a rotating uh uh group of guests. Uh last week was Anthony Anderson, the actor. And uh I don't know if Rosie's in for the entire week, um, but that wouldn't be hard to find out. I kind of don't want to know.
SPEAKER_02Um, but anyway, I I liked it better when she was a potato farmer in Ireland.
SPEAKER_00Oh, that's a good one. Uh it's very strange reporting on her because she made such a big hay about fleeing the country in January um because Donald Trump uh was re-elected, which I mean if you voted for Trump, you should feel insulted. Um, but if you didn't vote for him, you should probably feel a little bit a little bit more insulted because the subtext, the uh the context, all of the text is that Trump being elected for a second time, uh he would, I guess, turn the country into a giant gulag or something, and so she had to flee. But now she's back, and it's not even her first time coming back to the country. She's doing comedy shows, she's filling in on Disney late night TV shows, she's done a hundred different podcasts, and it's just like there's no consistency. It's it's it's the most inconsistency that I think well, that's not true. Um, because uh the same Hollywood that wants to take everybody's guns, uh a large contingent of the entertainment and media establishment celebrated Luigi Mangioni taking a gun and murdering a husband and a father in cold blood, but it's just a lack of consistency on my beat uh at Breitbart is just um boy, I don't know. It's breathtaking.
SPEAKER_03Yeah, it's very disturbing what's um what's you know, one of the things that I found to be very sad was uh the death of Hayden Paneteer and how um you know it's like the uh the uh the industry eating its own over and over and over again. You know uh you know that we're looking at the Rob Reiner murders and this guy, you know, the son wants the $1.5 million so he can spend it all in his defense.
SPEAKER_00It's like a getting denied and then repetitions again.
SPEAKER_03It's like you you killed your parents and now you want their money to defend you. I mean, it's just the the the industry. It could just have it then the whole two-pack decor uh thing where the guy said he he, you know, I I didn't pull the trigger, but I called on that murder, and he says it everywhere and anywhere for he says for clicks and book sales, and I didn't actually do it. It was all a lie. I was just trying to I was just trying to sell a book. And now he's on top it's crazy.
SPEAKER_00Yeah, his defense team. I understand, you know, and I love and I appreciate, I really do, the principles of you know, the constitutional right to to a fair trial and and and be judged by jury or beers and everything, but I can't imagine being his defense attorney. I mean, he spent three decades bragging about ordering uh a revenge hit on Tupac Shakur. Um now, I I mean there's there's a whole segment we can do about why it took 30 years to actually find a guy who did not make it a secret uh that he was responsible um for the demise of of Tupac Chakor. But anyway, um no, you're right. Uh the the Hayden Penitere uh thing is perhaps just I mean, there are no win winners. There's all losers. This whole thing is a tragedy. In her book, she goes into explicit detail about actually the moment she realized that her relationship with her mother was just a purely a business relationship, at least uh as far as her mother was concerned. Um she talks about what you know you could very easily call like her being sex trafficked at 18. Um, you know, a Hollywood uh friend, female friend, invites her to Italy, I believe, on a yacht. There's a guy who's naked in a bed, only being covered up by silk sheets waiting for her. Um, and she dies of a heart attack on the same day that Elvis died of a heart attack. And um you know, it's it's very tragic. It's very tragic indeed.
SPEAKER_03Yeah, I mean, you know, you talk about you know her losing her brother and she was just you know that the postpartum, and then we're watching the Lindsay Clancy thing, and everyone's talking about mental health, and she says she's getting all this therapy, and you know, I don't know.
SPEAKER_00Um It's it's a it's a it's they're they're cautionary tales. I mean, I'm telling you the there's there's there's definitely usually which is an oxymoron, I know, but there's usually warning signs, right? Like um, and you just think about all the people like she worked from the from from eleven months old, right? And so many movies, so many, so many tributes coming out now of people who spent years working with her on set. She spent time with some of these co-stars honoring her in her passing than she spent with her family.
SPEAKER_01Yeah.
SPEAKER_00Uh, or even her loved ones. I mean, if anybody listening has that type of job where you you look up and you're like you sleep for maybe eight hours, we'll say, but you spend ten hours at work, that well that that means you you spend most of your time away from your family, your blood. And that was a situation that she found herself in with very famous and resourceful people who there's there's there's no credible argument that you can make that you know some of these co-stars of hers, whether it was TV or film, didn't didn't see those same warning signs.
SPEAKER_01Right.
SPEAKER_00And maybe some of them did. And I I think a lot of the tears that I've seen uh in these tributes and the pain and the regret is certainly from a lot of people who continuously let Hayden slip and fall through the cracks. Go back to what what seems like a boyfriend um who was there for her before rehab, after rehab, and i apparently in the weeks leading up to her her uh her death, you know. And but anyway, it's very sad. Very sad cautionary tale.
SPEAKER_03Yeah, absolutely. All right, what else do you have on your um list of things to share regarding um entertainment? I'm looking. Yeah.
SPEAKER_00I'm looking.
SPEAKER_03Well, I didn't I did see um what's his name? Um Stephen Baldwin, just to uh add that in about Hayden Penn and Tierre. And he he he was saying, you know, like uh it's all of them. He he he keeps saying that about the Hollywood elite musicians and otherwise.
SPEAKER_00Yeah. No, it's uh he uh Baldwin went one of the four Baldwin brothers, two were liberal, two are conservative. So crazy. He was on a Bill O'Reilly show and sort of telling the old tale about the blacklist that absolutely exists against actors or writers, producers, directors, you name it. Um you won't have a career if if it is ever known that you have if that you happen to have politics that aren't liberal. Um and you can never tell that story enough because Hollywood uh continues to prop itself up as a bastion of open-mindedness, uh vis a vis liberalism, uh, and you only have to listen to three minutes of Bill Maher to realize that that's all boy, I almost said um uh bull sugar honey iced tea. Caught myself there. Wow. Uh and so Stephen Baldwin just talking about how his father, right, uh, who uh was a famous uh actor himself, and his his mother would be ashamed and embarrassed about the relationship that Stephen has um with his with his uh other two liberal brothers, um Alec and and uh and Billy, I believe. Uh and you know and and Bill O'Reilly is sort of making a pitch to get all four brothers on the show, but is also making the point that there are families just like the Baldwin family that are torn apart and ripped apart by politics, and it's so useless and ridiculous, and it means nothing. And then when you see a very talented young lady like Hayden Pinateri die at 36 after a life of abuse, um, you know, just like we just want our entertainers to entertain us, and they should be rewarded uh because whatever like the market if the market says that Mark Ruffalo deserves $15 million for Avengers in-game, like more power to them. I live and breathe entertainment media, and I never actually care how much these people make. And the only time that I care is when a Mark Ruffalo uh outs himself as an avowed socialist, right? And and and then I'm like, well, okay, you first buddy. I mean, there's nothing stopping you from writing a a 10, a 10, a five or six-figure check to the U.S. Treasury. Um but you won't do it and you haven't done it because I know you haven't done it, because if you did do it, there would be cameras and and a whole production behind it, right? Uh and so and unless and until you you you you write that fair share check of yours to the treasury, you can go to hell trying to advocate for politicians and policies that would actually force me, not a millionaire, right, to to pay more in taxes. Particularly when I can see the return on my investment going to uh homes and cars and vacations to a bunch of Somali people.
SPEAKER_03Yeah, exactly. When there are people who need hospice care or you know autism carefully. Are veterans on the screen?
SPEAKER_00Like feeding the hungry is the name of the program, and all the money was stolen. Like what like nobody cares what happens to the people ostensibly who were waiting on those meals. Oh man. Yeah.
SPEAKER_03All right, Jerome Hudson, thank you so much. You can find him on Brightmark.com. You can find him on the Fight Club. Click on the uh fight club tab and also on Sundays on Sirius XM Radio.
SPEAKER_00You sure can. All those places. Wow.
SPEAKER_03Yeah, you're busy boys.
SPEAKER_00And on a Google search.
SPEAKER_03On a Google search. Yeah, there you go. That's true.
SPEAKER_00But don't use Google because they're evil. They really are evil.
SPEAKER_03Yeah, they're in trouble again. All right. Well, thank you so much. We'll talk to you next time.