The Hollywood Reporter said Jon Voight, the 87‑year‑old Academy Award winner, described his role as Trump’s special ambassador to Hollywood while discussing his plan to lobby the White House for a federal tax credit. He said, “We have an opening here, we have some sunlight, it’s going to happen.”
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- The Hollywood Reporter reported that Jon Voight is serving as Trump’s special ambassador to Hollywood.
- Voight discussed his approach to lobbying for a federal tax credit at the White House.
- Voight said, “We have an opening here, we have some sunlight, it’s going to happen.”
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