The Tyler Hollywood Show

Season 8 Episode 2 On the season opener, Tyler asked a rhetorical question. "Why does Al Shartpton call himself a reverend? He's as much a Reverend than I am a black man." On Tuesday, Tyler exposed the listeners to the real Al Sharpton, race hustler and tax cheat. "In November 2014, The New York Times exposed his fraudulent life, writing, "As Al Sharpton rose, so did his unpaid taxes." The article lists a rap sheet of unpaid taxes, rent, and other bills, highlighting that Sharpton and his business owe more than $4.5 million in taxes." The man with the name on the marquee then backed up what he said on Monday's show when he called Sharpton, the top cop, The Squatter and the Mayor "the four most complicit men that led to the shooting of two NYC officers. "Obama and Holder, and all of their ilk, know that some activities (such as street rabble-rousing) are beneath them. Therefore, they plant the seeds of hatred; Sharpton and his ilk stir up the soil so that the seeds will grow. They provide the poison; the Sharptons stir it into the water and encourage blacks to drink up. In Obama's eyes, Sharpton is merely a tool." All that and more on The Tyler Hollywood Show.

Season 8 Episode 1 With the holidays coming to an end and the brain storming done, The Tyler Hollywood Show kicks off it's new season! Returning not only from just the holidays but returning to a daily show on Talkradiox.com at 10PM. Tyler missed a lot of things during the last couple of weeks of 2014 and he opened the show by touching upon some of those events. Most notably, the shooting of two NYC police officers. Predictions were next...but not quite the way you think. Tyler brings his own brand of looking at the future so hat by the end of the year he can brag and gloat that he was right, Finally, a new segment to the show. Monday Missed Connections. Tyler takes a look at some of the oddest and most real missed connections out there. Like the gal who has an awkward love of pickles or Leroy, who has left his crack pipe at some baby momma's house. Have your own Monday Missed Connections you want to share? E-mail us at [email protected] or just call 1-661-349-8255!

Wednesday: Tyler kicks off this show highlighting the recent comments that Charles Barkley, form NBA legend, had regarding the recent spat of riots, looting and protests over the shooting of Michael Brown and the choking death of Eric Garner. “All these people standing here, saying if they indict him, they were already going to riot. Your mind does not go from let me sit here and listen and let me start burning police cars and tearing down buildings.” It certainly lent credence to what Tyler has been saying all along. Facts don't matter when it comes to a black man being confronted by a white police officer. Tyler then turns his focus on the media, which has done in the past, to show the real culprits. "As far as the media was concerned the story was about police officer Wilson, not Michael Brown or the protesters, except insofar as they provided dramatic video. The story became a repeat of charges against police of "racial profiling" and other actions resulting from just doing their job." Tyler wraps up the show as he shifts focus to the immigration reform the resident at 1600 just pushed up our noses with a look at how he would reform current policies. "The President’s illegal executive order is designed to destroy one party while gaining votes for another. My reform is designed to end illegal immigration, demand accountability for those here, and ultimately resolve the issue with all illegal aliens present. It’s the right policy for America, irrespective of what side you choose to be on." Listen to live shows Monday & Wednesday at www.talkradiox.com Call into the show and voice your opinion @ 1-661-349-8255

Monday; Tyler kicks off the month of December with a look at a few raging stories in the headlines. First up, the hammer attack of random white driver. "The driver, a Bosnian immigrant, got out of the car to confront the assailants, who started yelling at him and pummeling him with the hammers, cops said. After the vicious onslaught was over, Begic — who had only been living in St. Louis for a year — was left battered and broken with injuries to his head, face, mouth and abdomen." That man later dies. Next up? The parts have already been written. No facts will deter the outcome. The movie? Race Wars In America. "Wilson was a white cop; therefore, he was the Racist White Establishment. Brown was a black teenager; therefore, he was the Innocent Black Victim. The parts have already been written; Wilson was merely unlucky enough to land the starring role." Finally, Tyler talks about the real truth behind these senseless losses of life of these young men. "A law, by its very existence, is a uniform code of conduct to be observed by all citizens for the protection of all citizens, and when that code is violated it endangers the peace and safety of everybody. Left unenforced, it creates and encourages more disregard for the law, and society descends into chaos and even anarchy." Listen to live shows Monday & Wednesday at www.talkradiox.com Call into the show and voice your opinion @ 1-661-349-8255

Thursday Surprise! It's a rare Thursday night appearance for Tyler Hollywood (at least of late)and Tyler has plenty to say. Tyler set the tone by reading a well written article by Jeff Sessions that mirror the way Tyler (and most American's) feel about illegal immigration and this administration's view of reform. Known better as blanket amnesty by pen and phone. "Exit polls were unequivocal. More than 3 in 4 voters cited immigration as an important factor in their vote, believed that U.S. workers should get priority for jobs, and opposed the President’s plans for executive amnesty. These voters were right and just in their demands." Tyler spends the rest of the show pointing out facts that support his arguments (as well as the people's)on why the borders must by protected and why reform should only mean one thing...enforce the laws that are already there. They aren't broken. The people that are supposed to enforce them are.