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As President Donald Trump Selecting Mel Gibson to be one of its special ambassadors to promote business in Hollywood, the actor explained why he decided to stay in California while several celebrities packed their bags.
“A lot of people are gone, and I don’t blame them,” Gibson said during an appearance on “Hannity.”
“It didn’t fit them anymore. Even… people who were liberals, it didn’t fit them anymore. But if everyone leaves, what’s going to happen?”
Mel Gibson doesn’t “blame” celebrities fleeing Hollywood, but instead promises to “fix” as Trump’s special ambassador. (Greg Nash/Pool/AFP/John Phillips/Getty Images)
Gibson’s comments come as Fox News host Sean Hannity shared that he left New York due to “crimes…high taxes…onerous regulations,” and has “no intention” of returning. The “hazard” actor agreed that several A-listers fled for the same reasons.
Despite being on the same page as the Fox News host, Gibson promised to work with the president in what Trump called Hollywood “very concerned.”
“(People) go somewhere else because it’s more profitable. There (there are) a lot of prohibitive regulations and things the way I think could be lifted… but I think it can be fixed.”
“(People) go somewhere else because it’s more profitable. There (there are) a lot of prohibitive regulations and things the way I think could be lifted… but I think it can be fixed.”
Last week, Trump announced that, along with Gibson, Jon Voight and Sylvester Stallone would serve as “Special shipments” to Hollywoodas people begin to raise questions about its role, as the industry recognizes a difficult state of affairs.
Trump announced that, along with Gibson, Jon Voight and Sylvester Stallone would serve as “special envoys” to Hollywood. (Getty Images)
Gibson promised to meet with the other Hollywood ambassadors to discuss a plan and become more “educated” on growth issues.
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As Trump returns to office as the 47th president, Gibson believed he will “get some results here quickly” while criticizing California Governor Gavin Newsom.
As Hollywood’s special envoy, the “Brave Heart” actor aims to focus on tax incentives as Gibson argued Newsom’s plans don’t “work.”
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“I know Newsom gave some tax incentives, but maybe not enough because it’s still not working. There are other things that make up for that,” he told Hannity.
Actor Mel Gibson tells California Governor Gavin Newsom to ‘spend less on hair gel’ as wildfires rage in Los Angeles County. (Getty/Fox News)
The Passion of the Christ actor went on to explain how he had to film a movie for one day in Los Angeles, and it was cheaper for him to travel with a whole crew, fly to Europe, “house” them, and have a movie for three days. than working on a movie “in the future.”
“There’s something wrong there, and I think there are solutions. I know Arnold (Schwarzenegger) tried to level the playing field years ago. He couldn’t do it because… there were obstacles. But he tried.”
Meanwhile, Gibson joined the long list of elite residents who have accused elected officials of handling the Los Angeles fires.
Gibson, who lost his home in the crisis, criticized Newsom in an exclusive interview with Fox News contributor Raymond Arroyo.
Gibson joined the long list of elite residents who have accused elected officials of handling the Los Angeles fires. (Kevin Winter/Getty Images/Mega/GC Images)
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“Well, at first I thought it was, ‘Oh, God, bad luck, tragedy.’ But then I realized it was monumental mismanagement by our elected officials; “Arroyo Grande with Raymond Arroyo” podcast.
Although the governor of California called for serious changes to occur in forest fire fighting And prevention, Gibson shouted Newsom’s plan.
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“You have nothing but rampant crime, acute homelessness, high taxes, poor water management, firefighters, defunding the department, and we are supposed to trust them with millions of dollars to have been a remake. City of the people, and they have another plan.
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Massive and deadly fires broke out in the Los Angeles area on January 7, forcing tens of thousands of residents to flee for safety as their homes and businesses were destroyed.
