As our national civility continues to erode, the constant goading of Hollywood cannot be ignored.

The cult of celebrity is largely comprised of Hollywood A-listers who lean heavily to the left.  They despise Trump.  They loathe him.  They want nothing more than abject failure for the Washington outsider-turned-President.

This is all part of a bigger picture: – The “resistance” – that aims to delegitimize the leader of the free world, one way or another.

As Americans look to take to the streets in just over two weeks, one of Hollywood’s most prominent directors is egging them on.

It is time to take to the streets. Come to the We The People March on September 21! Washington, DC. https://t.co/WxjexgrHxZ

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— Judd Apatow (@JuddApatow) September 3, 2019

The event organizers claim that the Trump presidency is damaging to our democracy.

The We The People march is being spearheaded by Siskind, president of the left-wing women’s group named New Agenda, and activist Karen McRae, who claims to be a radio host based in Washington D.C.

On the march registration site, the pair posted a “mission statement” that reads:

We the People are marching to be seen and heard. We are marching to remind our elected officials that they work for us. We are marching because the current regime is a threat to our democracy and values. We are marching to demand accountability. Silence and inaction are complicity.

This isn’t Apatow’s first instance of political pontification.

The Hollywood director could be found last month lambasting House Speaker Nancy Pelosi over her reluctance to begin impeachment proceedings against President Trump.