think it s good-natured ribbing. i think what they re saying is this guy, you know, he can t pick a good film, and he probably mimics a lot of what many conservative americans believe about his policies. martha: leslie, what do you think? oh, kevin. i feel like i have a single bullet, magic bullet theory going on here. [laughter] with all due respect, my friend, kevin, you re color blind on this issue, sir. this is clearly, first of all, the first two films they talk about in the e-mail, both are about slavery, african-american leads playing slaves. all four films have to do with african-american leads, an african-american cast, and i think it s completely offensive not only to the numerous african-americans who buy tickets that help to pay the salaries of these folks at sony, but to the talent, the many producers and directors, actors and actresses that are also african-american.
pictures fallout from the sony pictures cyber attack after an e-mail exchange was leaked to the media. two hollywood power players making racially-insensitive remarks, mocking president obama. sony exconservative amy pascal executive amy pascal and producer scott rudin chatting before they went to a fundraiser with obama in 2013, pascal asking hudin what she should stay to the president at the stupid breakfast, and rudin writes back, would he like to finance movies? martha: those are all movies, obviouslyh african-american stars. now to talk about this and the large err implications of the cyber hacking and what gets released and doesn t get released, kevin jackson, author of race pimping, and a radio