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James Hirsen Exposes Hollywood Hypocrisy on the Environment Posted by Justin McCarthy on December 6, 2006 - 17:06. As fellow news analyst Geoffrey Dickens blogged, Hollywood star Leonardo DiCaprio bonded with Matt Lauer on his global warming hype movie, Eleventh Hour. But before DiCaprio demands a host of new government regulations to clean up the environment, he should look at his own Hollywood pals. On Wednesday’s Fox and Friends First, hosts Steve Doocy, Gretchen Carlson, and Judge Andrew Napolitano hosted author and columnist James Hirsen to expose the hypocrisy of the Hollywood elite. Despite their constant preaching about the environment,...

Oscar Blinks James Hirsen, NewsMax.com Monday, March 6, 2006 Remember when Hollywood had mystique and glamour and was the wellspring of entertainment? That now seems a relic of another era. In its place sits a town where self-absorption has taken a lead role and superficial social messages predominate. When it wasn't embarrassing, the 78th Annual Academy Awards show was generally a bore. Host Jon Stewart was probably a bit surprised at the tepid response to his jokes, especially the one where he quipped about the awards show being a "place where you can watch all your favorite stars without having...

KABC Talk Show Host Joe Crummey is on the air now interviewing best selling author, commentator, news analyst and law professor Dr. James Hirsen. Hirsen's most recent book "Tales from the Left Coast: True Stories of Hollywood Stars and Their Outrageous Politics" has become a hot bestseller. Joe Crummey is taking calls discussing reaction to the capture of Saddam Hussein, including the Vatican's sympathy for Hussein in the Vatican's reaction to Hussein's capture.

Monday, Sept. 15, 2003TV Cameras Cover Hirsen's Book Signing; Democrats for McClintock? NewsMax’s James Hirsen signed copies of his New York Times best-seller, "Tales from the Left Coast,” at the California Republican Convention. The book signing was hosted by the media watchdog group Accuracy in Media (AIM). Delegates, party officials and Republicans from across the country came to AIM's booth to chat with the author and obtain autographed copies of "Tales." American Movie Classics (AMC) was on the scene with its cameras and caught some of the spirited discussion. Hirsen also spoke at AIM's convention dinner. The Saturday evening...