Entertainment and Entertainment Trump wants to take the world with him to Fimpara the actor, President Donald Trump could use power as a last destructive resource when he realizes that he no longer has to control writing

Sean Penn stated that Donald Trump “You can try to destroy the world” in a kind of final act if you try to stay in power beyond allowed.

The statement was given in an interview with the podcast of Jim Acosta node Substackwhere the actor promoted his new movie Words of War. The conversation went through topics such as authoritarianism and the president of El Salvador, Nayib bukele – self -proclaimed “the coolest dictator in the world” – before turning to the figure of Trump and the risks of a new term.

“We need to consider the worst scenarios,” warned Penn.

Trump can try to destroy the world before aging and die. ”

The actor compared the former president’s behavior to that of a rejected partner:

It’s like that spouse who, when left, kills her former partner because if he can’t have her, no one can. I think that Trump It has this kind of relationship with the world – if it loses control, it may prefer to end everything. ”

Tariffs and cultural impact: chain damage

The lines of Penn happen in the midst of a scenario of instability in the US cultural sector, amplified by the economic measures of management Trump. Since February, the former president has been announcing a series of tariffs on imported products and services, directly including cinema, music and media.

Last Saturday (4), Trump stated that he will authorize 100% rates about films produced outside the United States. It is still unclear whether the measure will only affect foreign productions or also American filmed outwards-common practice in Hollywood.

The announcement has already generated tension in the audiovisual industry. Independent studios executives warn that the increase in distribution costs can make it impossible to arrive in international films to American theaters, as well as making productions that depend on global locations. For streaming platforms, which invest in international productions, the impact can be even deeper.

Music also feels the effects. Tariffs on imported equipment and instruments, such as guitars, synthesizers and sound systems, directly affected tenants and musicians. Experts point out that cost raising can make tours more expensive, making tickets more expensive and reducing access to live performances.

In the music industry, actions of large conglomerates linked to broadcasting and digital media have also plummeted. THE Iheartmedia had a drop of more than 13% in its actions, while the Cumulus Media fell more than 10%. THE Siriusxm It also suffered losses.

Public Media attacks

In addition to the tariffs, Trump recently signed an executive order by cutting federal financing of vehicles considered “partial”, such as the NPR (National Public Radio) and PBS (Public Broadcasting Service). The measure has been seen as an attempt to weaken critical media to the president of the United States, and threatens the future of free educational and cultural content, widely consumed by less favored communities.

“He will protect himself first of all,” warns Congressman

During the same podcast, the deputy Eric Swalwell – which also acts as an executive producer of Words of War – made a similar alert to that of Penn:

If Trump Feeling that there is no one to protect you, you will do whatever you need against the country to protect yourself. ”

Swalwell He pointed out that containing this type of threat depends on the strength of democratic institutions:

Our only hope is a vigilant congress, a free press, an independent judiciary and citizens willing to say ‘enough’.

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