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Fox News host Greg Gutfeld and the ‘Gutfeld!’ panel discuss Hollywood’s obsession with inserting politics into movies. For most of the last decade, the entertainment industry has worked extremely hard to alienate large numbers of potential customers. A confusing business strategy for a business facing increased levels of competition from social media, apps like TikTok, or "content creation" platforms like YouTube. But Hollywood has been dedicated to infusing politics into its movies at every opportunity, including into superhero movies and films targeted to children. That trend only picked up starting in 2020, particularly with Disney and Marvel Studios. It backfired, and films like "Lightyear," "The Marvels" and "Snow White" lost them hundreds of millions of dollars. Just this month, the cinematic reboot of the Star Wars universe, "The Mandalorian and Grogu," became yet another box-office disappointment. But it's not just Disney that's lost the benefit of the doubt with some moviegoers. STAR WARS FRANCHISE IN SERIOUS TROUBLE AS 'THE MANDALORIAN AND GROGU' DISAPPOINTS IN OPENING BOX OFFICE Pedro Pascal attends The Mandalorian and Grogu Los Angeles world premiere in Los Angeles, Cal