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Donald Trump seems to alleviate his tone after widespread dismay in Hollywood and continued to alleviate 100% tariffs for films that were “produced” in foreign countries.

In the comments reported by CNBC, Trump said that he intended to discuss the plan with managers in the film industry. “I don't want to hurt the industry, I want to help the industry.”

He added: “So we will meet with the industry. I would like to make sure that you are satisfied with it because we are only about jobs.”

Trump also aimed again on Gavin Newsom, governor of the California State [Gavin Newsom] Is a coarse -competent man, he only allowed him to be taken away. “

Trump added: “Hollywood doesn't do much of this business, they have the nice sign and everything is good, but they don't do much.”

Newsom replied with an explanation with the inscription: “Governor Newsom is still classified Californian film and television industry for the California film and television industry. He recognizes it as the cornerstone of the state's economy, which supports hundreds of thousands of well-paid jobs in every sector of the state.”

“His plan to more than double the state's film and television tax credits reflects a commitment to maintaining production here at home, supporting employees and maintaining global leadership in California in the entertainment. If the president announces a proposal with further details, we will check it.”

Newsom had previously responded to Trump's announcement by proposing a tax incentive in the amount of USD 7.5 billion and in a declaration on diversity: “On the establishment of our successful state program, we strive to work with the Trump administration in order to further strengthen domestic production.” Taxy systems in the United States are currently operated from state to state, and Newsom had announced a plan in April to increase California to $ 750 million.

The Senator of California, Adam Schiff, also condemned Trump's tariff proposal, while he said the request of a federal tax credit in a statement: “Ceiling duties for all films had unintentional and potentially harmful effects. [but] We have the opportunity to work together to adopt a large tax credit for federal film tax to reopen American jobs in the industry. “

Late Night TV host Jimmy Kimmel and Jimmy Fallon also joined the choir of dismay and confusion in Trump's plan. Kimmel commented that Trump “was now aiming his demolition ball on Hollywood” and asked whether films made from foreign films were a “national security threat”, as Trump claimed. “I don't care where they are done. I really don't. I think it's what the late, great Hannibal Lecter wanted. Sonic, the illegal hedgehog in immigrant, is a national security threat and it has to be stopped!”

Kimmel also mocked the role of actor Jon Voights in Trump's thinking and said: “Here he allegedly got the idea of ​​the tariff films-von Angelina Jolie's 86-year-old father with whom she will not speak. What a great idea. Next year the White Lotus will be hired in a Hampton Inn.”

Fallon also aimed at Trump's implication that foreign places were somehow taboo and said: “It will be fun to see the next lord of the rings that was filmed in Bayonne, New Jersey.” If you don't like that, you can also see Emily in the moin [instead of Emily in Paris]. It is just as charming. “