This bill does not impose any taxes or tariffs in and of itself.
Instead of blaming Hollywood for the fact that only 40 movies get in, we should blame the Congress.
This bill should not become effective until we have a system where Congress has the guts to confront China.
I know a little something about the entertainment industry.
Put a tariff on Chinese goods and compensate the NBA if they get screwed because one of their managers or coaches mentions Taiwan.
To put that amount of power in the hands of a Secretary of State, where you have to prove that China wasn't in the back of your mind when yo...
If you do not want Hollywood to fail to make a movie about Tibet... this bill will not do it.
We don't want to give you that kind of political power, nor should we.
We cannot see a return to Operation Choke Point, and I am concerned that bank regulators talk about reputational risk.
I can see why the most powerful people in America would like it that way.
Today's Republican Party has recently begun this war on capitalism.