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Adam Schiff is seeking taxpayer subsidies to save Hollywood, while critics point to Hollywood's attacks on Trump supporters.

12 reports, 9 independent Updated Sep 11
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Adam Schiff is seeking taxpayer subsidies to save Hollywood, while critics point to Hollywood's attacks on Trump supporters.

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HollywoodAdam SchiffDonald TrumpLos Angeles

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  1. Adam Schiff is advocating for a federal film tax incentive.1 source
  2. Industry decline noted with 42,000 job losses; calls for intervention made.1 source
  3. Mel Gibson, Jon Voight, and Sylvester Stallone were appointed as ambassadors to promote business in Hollywood, appointed by Trump.Sub-event
  4. Refinery closures in the Los Angeles area are straining the state's fuel supply, prompting Trump to consider waiving the Jones Act.Sub-event
  5. Gavin Newsom and Adam Schiff are addressing industry challenges and production returns within the Hollywood sector.Sub-event
  6. Celebrity video campaign against the administration.1 source
  7. Hollywood faces job losses amid political conflict involving Adam Schiff and Donald Trump.1 source
  8. Schiff advocates for federal film production tax credits to counteract Trump's tariff threats, potentially shifting production away from L.A.1 source

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