Producer 1st

Producer 2nd thrusts into the White House's Roosevelt Room skirmish as Hollywood's sharp-edged defender, unleashing a barrage of voluntary safeguards—V-chips blocking TV violence, warning labels branding records, shows, and film ads—to blunt Ed's push for nutritional-style mandates. Defensive resolve hardens against accusations of moral evasion, demanding scrutiny match violent sports leagues while aligning with producer allies like Morgan Ross in the administration's media crisis. Pragmatic sentinel guards industry autonomy, his pointed recital exposing weary frustration with endless regulatory appetites.