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In the middle of leftist-induced turmoil in America, celebrities gathered in Hollywood to give each other a reach-around and revel in their own perceived awesomeness. Award season is among us, and the Grammys set the standard for obnoxious anti-Trump, pro-illegal immigration comments that the Oscars now need to follow. The media will be tripping over themselves to praise how powerful it is when famous people agree politically. But comedian Matt Rifle offered a summary of how real America sees it.

Yep.

Not that some of us didn't call it.

I suppose I could do the ragebait thing about celebrities spreading their ignorance and hatred towards anyone who disagrees with what their PR team says they agree with, but... meh. As a longtime resident of both Louder with Crowder and the Louder with Crowder Dot Com website, I have seen this go on for decades at award shows. For me, it goes back to the Iraq war, "no blood for oil," and George W. Bush, whom the left and media (but I repeat myself) claimed was Hitler.

This was before they said John McCain was Hitler, which was before they said Mitt Romney was Hitler, which was before they said Donald Trump was Hitler. Now it's before they're gonna say either JD Vance or Marco Rubio is Hitler. There was also a point where they started to say Ron DeSantis was Hitler, but then Trump won the GOP primary. You can trace Democrats calling their opponents Hitler back to literally since Hitler.

What "bravery" did you miss at the Grammys, you ask? It wasn't anyone speaking out on behalf of the Americans who have been affected by illegal immigration and who support enforcing immigration laws. Or pointing out how most of what's being reported in the media is at best misleading, and at worst, straight-up anti-ICE propaganda. That would have been brave.

Instead, Trevor Noah made fun of Donald Trump and claimed he was on Epstein Island. Right? A celebrity "comedian" complaining about Donald Trump. He also attacked Nicki Minaj, the one celebrity who has been brave lately. That's turning out to be a mistake for him.

Super Bowl Halftime Performer Bad Bunny attacked ICE during his speech. Classier than Billie Eilish, who said "f*ck ICE" and then went into the "no one is illegal on stolen land" schtick. That got her a standing ovation. The music played her off before she got to say she was opening all of her homes to any undocumented citizen who wanted to move in. After all, those homes are on stolen land.

I don't know who this is. But considering the left has moved on to doxxing and threatening anyone they so much as think might be an ICE agent, not knowing the difference between "legal" and "illegal" seems quaint.

So, yeah. Celebrities stood on a stage, complained about a Republican president, and took issue with ANY immigration law being enforced. Whether or not they did so because they were told to or because this is what's being pushed by the Democrat Party, who would never win again if we so much as deported everyone here illegally in just the sanctuary cities, it all depends on how "conspiratorial" you feel like getting. Or you can just say the obvious thing is obvious. It's your choice.

Either way, keep an eye on Nicki Minaj's X account for more. Whatever f*cks she had left to give went away after last night.

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