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Grammy Awards' Ken Ehrlich says, 'Bring it on'

In a fraught moment of political protest across the country, the live mic at televised award shows has become a potent weapon.
As such, Grammy Awards producer Ken Ehrlich has a message for those who will take the stage on Sunday’s ceremony: Bring it on.
Ehrlich has no reservations about political messages or anti-President Trump statements flying during CBS’ three and a half hour Grammycast. Artists expressing passionate opinions about real-life issues are the stuff of memorable moments, he said.
“One of the tenets of our show is artistic freedom, and over the years we’ve shown we do believe in it,” Ehrlich told Variety. “How many more times do we need to hear ‘I’d like to thank my publicist, my agent, my wife and kids.’ The great acceptance speeches are ones that have a point of view and are more personal.”

http://www.infowars.com/grammys-producer-wants-stars-to-be-political-during-speeches/

http://pagesix.com/2017/02/11/gramm...elcome/?_ga=1.186887976.1269764977.1486907558

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many movie stars, musicians, athletes, have never shied from standing up for social causes.

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