Dylan Douglas, the son of Hollywood A-listers Michael Douglas and Catherine Zeta-Jones, seems to be considering very rigorously about his subsequent transfer.
The 25-year-old activist went head-to-head with conservative political strategist Scott Jennings throughout a NCS roundtable in November, and he appeared to stutter and stumble as the 2 debated SNAP meals advantages and the Affordable Care Act amid the federal government shutdown.
Following Dylan’s viral look, stories emerged that oldsters Michael, 81, and Catherine, 56, deliberate to boycott NCS (although they debunked these rumors by issuing a press release saying that was not true).
Still, evidently Dylan has realized his lesson in the case of publicly discussing politics.
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“He’s done with tough interviews. Done. Finished,” a supply informed movie star journalist Rob Shuter for the Sunday, January 18, installment of his Naughty But Nice Substack. “If there’s even a chance of pushback, he won’t take the call.”
“NCS really spooked him,” one other supply stated, stating that Dylan allegedly “felt exposed” all through the dialog, throughout which he was pressed with questions he seemingly struggled to answer. “He doesn’t want to feel that again.”
According to Naughty But Nice, mainstream platforms together with NCS, MSNBC and Fox News are a no-go for the host of the Gen Z political program Young American with Dylan Douglas.
“Mainstream cable is a hard no,” an insider claimed. “Anyone who might ask a follow-up question? Forget it.”
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The SiriusXM host wants “total control,” a supply informed Shuter, including: “He’s only doing shows where they adore him.”
Following Dylan’s NCS look, Jennings appeared on Meghan McCain’s podcast and stated he was “more than willing to apologize personally to Catherine Zeta-Jones over a nice seafood dinner if she wants to do it.”
However, he did level out that Dylan was “actually really nice off the air” and stated he thought they’d a “relatively normal kind of exchange,” despite the fact that he “dismantled” Dylan and appears like he lives in a “bubble.”
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In an emailed assertion to the Daily Beast, Dylan stated, “I was shocked and slightly flattered, that Scott Jennings still cared so much about our conversation three weeks after it happened.”
“I heard so many nasty things about the guy before going on the show, but in person found him to be very pleasant,” he continued. “The fact that almost a month later, he’s attacking me on who my parents are, rather than the difference we may have politically, is disappointing.”
“I understand he just released a book, maybe this is part of his promotional effort?” he added. “Regardless, I wish him and his book well.”
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