The mask has officially come off. David Letterman’s recent gushing praise of Jimmy Kimmel as the “leader of the resistance” while calling America’s democratically-elected president a “fool” reveals everything patriots need to know about Hollywood’s complete transformation from entertainment to political propaganda.
In what can only be described as a mutual admiration society of declining relevance, Letterman crowned Kimmel as some sort of cultural warrior against the will of the American people. This isn’t comedy—it’s political theater performed by entertainers who’ve forgotten their primary job is to entertain, not lecture hardworking Americans about politics after a long day of building this great nation.
The numbers don’t lie, and they tell a devastating story for these self-appointed cultural commissars. Kimmel’s ratings have been in free fall as Americans vote with their remote controls, rejecting the nightly dose of partisan venom disguised as comedy. When entertainers spend more time attacking half their potential audience than making them laugh, market forces deliver swift justice.
What’s particularly revealing is ABC’s decision to extend Kimmel’s contract despite his suspension for spreading false information about conservative activists. This corporate decision exposes how legacy media networks now prioritize ideological conformity over basic journalistic integrity or even business sense. They’d rather hemorrhage viewers than risk disappointing their progressive overlords.
This cultural battlefield shift represents something far more significant than mere entertainment industry politics. When comedians openly embrace “resistance” terminology—language historically associated with wartime opposition to occupying forces—they’re revealing their fundamental rejection of America’s constitutional system where the people choose their leaders through free and fair elections.
The Founders understood that a republic depends on citizens accepting electoral outcomes and working within constitutional frameworks to advance their vision. Hollywood’s “resistance” rhetoric suggests they view democratically-elected leadership as illegitimate—a dangerous precedent that undermines the very foundations of representative government.
From an economic perspective, this Hollywood meltdown creates unprecedented opportunities for patriotic entrepreneurs. When major entertainment platforms alienate massive segments of their audience through partisan activism, they create market demand for alternatives that respect American values and treat audiences as customers rather than subjects to be indoctrinated.
We’re already seeing this transformation accelerate across multiple platforms. America First content creators are building audiences by offering what legacy media refuses to provide: entertainment that celebrates rather than denigrates American greatness, programming that unifies rather than divides, and content that respects the intelligence and values of mainstream Americans.
The mutual reinforcement between aging comedians like Letterman and Kimmel reveals an insular elite bubble increasingly disconnected from the heartland values that built this nation. While they crown each other as “resistance leaders,” real Americans are building businesses, raising families, and strengthening communities—the actual work of maintaining a free society.
Their attacks on the “leader of the free world” as a “fool” demonstrate a profound misunderstanding of American democracy. In this constitutional republic, Hollywood elites don’t choose our leaders—we do. Their tantrum-throwing only highlights how irrelevant they’ve become to the actual business of self-governance.
This cultural realignment signals something profoundly optimistic for patriots. As legacy entertainment destroys its own credibility through partisan extremism, America First voices have the opportunity to build the cultural institutions that will shape the next generation of proud Americans.
The entertainment establishment’s embrace of “resistance” politics marks not the beginning of their cultural influence, but its end. Americans are rejecting their political lectures and seeking content that reflects our values of faith, family, and freedom.
Smart patriots should view this Hollywood meltdown as confirmation that we’re winning the broader cultural battle. When your opponents abandon persuasion for resistance rhetoric, they’re admitting they can no longer compete in the marketplace of ideas. That’s not a threat to American values—it’s a victory.
