Many of us are following the Twitter thread from journalist and author Matt Taibbi in which he provided details of the way Twitter officials used the social media platform to suppress the New York Post expose on Hunter Biden’s laptop.
That was riveting, indeed. And while that thread was being uncoiled, Fox News Channel’s Tucker Carlson interviewed actor James Woods.
“Celebrities and unknowns alike could be removed or reviewed at the behest of a political party,” Taibbi wrote alongside a screenshot of an email exchange between Twitter employees.”An additional report from the DNC,” one employee wrote on Oct. 24, 2020.The employee listed a link to a Tweet shared by user @stephen_liuhuan and a link to a Tweet posted by Woods’ official account.In the screenshot, another Twitter employee replied on Oct. 25, 2020, “I grabbed the first one under SI…defer to Safety on the high profile second one.”Both Tweets appear to have been deleted and user @stephen_liuhuan’s account is suspended.Washington Free Beacon investigative reporter Andrew Kerr replied to the Taibbi’s Tweet, writing, “The Stephen_liuhuan tweet was a link to Hunter Biden weighing and using drugs, and another link to a Hunter Biden sex tape. The James Wood tweet is Hunter Biden smoking crack and getting a foot job.”
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Thanks to the Twitter 2.0, Woods’ tweet has been resurrected.
Woods is clearly grateful to Musk, saying “Elon Musk may have possibly saved America. Elon Musk loves this country.
As noted in the above tweet, Woods has a spectacular body of film and television work, but he has said in the past that he was blacklisted in Hollywood. In this interview, he tells Carlson that the leftists in Hollywood have wrecked his career and livelihood, as well as destroyed his faith in this country. Woods goes on to describe how Hollywood’s producers fish through the social media feeds of acting hopefuls, blacklisting anyone who doesn’t fully embrace leftist dogma.
I will take this moment to direct anyone not familiar with Woods’ movies and television series to the Internet Movie Database, and review his body of work. Then, rent or purchase something from that catalogue. Anything you pick will be better than what Hollywood is currently producing.
And for those of you familiar with his work, please note your favorites in comments. Here is mine . . . Woods as Hades in Disney’s Hercules. Of course, it was produced before Disney deteriorated so dreadfully.
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