BREAKING: Trump Moves to ‘Save’ Hollywood — Declares It a National Security Threat

Washington, D.C. – President Trump took a decisive step to protect American culture and jobs on May 4, 2025, announcing a 100% tariff on movies produced outside the U.S., a move that has conservatives cheering his commitment to reviving Hollywood. In a fiery Truth Social post, Trump declared the American movie industry is dying a “very fast death” due to foreign incentives, calling it a “national security threat” and “propaganda,” per Reuters []. “WE WANT MOVIES MADE IN AMERICA, AGAIN!” he proclaimed, a rallying cry that has supporters like @MAGAForce2024 on X celebrating: “Trump’s bringing Hollywood back—America First!”

The announcement targets the $248 billion global film production market, where countries like Canada, Britain, and Australia have lured U.S. studios with tax credits, per Ampere Analysis []. FilmLA reports a 40% drop in Los Angeles production over the past decade, exacerbated by January 2025 wildfires, per Reuters []. Trump’s tariff, backed by Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick’s swift response on X—“We’re on it,” per bbc.com []—aims to reverse this trend, though details on implementation, such as whether streaming or theatrical releases are included, remain unclear. Hollywood giants like Disney and Netflix, which saw shares dip on May 5, per Reuters [], have filmed blockbusters like Marvel movies in Australia and The Lord of the Rings in New Zealand, per bbc.com [].

Trump’s vision builds on his January appointment of Jon Voight, Sylvester Stallone, and Mel Gibson to make Hollywood “bigger, better, and stronger than ever,” per whitehouse.gov []. Conservatives see this as a masterstroke against globalist overreach. @PatriotPulse wrote, “Foreign countries stealing our film industry? Not on Trump’s watch!” @America1stMAGA added, “Trump’s tariffs will force studios back to the U.S.—jobs for Americans, not foreigners!” The British union Bectu warned of a “knock-out blow” to their $7.45 billion industry, per bbc.com [], but conservatives like @JusticeForAll22 dismiss the concern: “They’ve been leaching off us for years—Trump’s putting America first!”

With 50% of U.S. producers’ spending on big-budget films going overseas in 2023, per ProdPro [], Trump’s tariff is a bold move to reclaim cultural sovereignty, aligning with his broader trade policies that have already slashed illegal crossings by 99%, per CBP []. While liberals fret over global retaliation, Trump supporters see this as a long-overdue stand for American workers and values, proving once again that the president means business when it comes to putting America first.

George Rowe

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