INTERVIEW: John Leguizamo Talks 'Dear Killer Nannies,' ICE, Trump Administration, Bad Bunny Super Bowl, New Exorcist Movie, Hollywood + More

In this powerful episode of The Breakfast Club, comedian and actor John Leguizamo delivers a candid, emotionally charged interview covering a wide range of topics. He discusses his new Netflix series 'Dear Killer Nannies,' a dramatized portrayal of Pablo Escobar from the perspective of his son, emphasizing the complex duality of Escobar as both a feared drug lord and a devoted, if flawed, father. Leguizamo reflects on the emotional weight of portraying such a controversial figure, the cultural significance of Latin representation in Hollywood, and the ongoing struggle for inclusion in the entertainment industry. He passionately critiques the Trump administration’s policies on immigration, particularly ICE, and condemns the dehumanization of Latin communities, drawing a stark contrast between the image of ICE at airports and their actions on the streets. Leguizamo also shares his personal journey from stand-up comedy to acting, his political awakening, and the personal cost of speaking out, including losing fans and facing backlash. He expresses deep concern about the erosion of democracy and the need for accountability, advocating for a 'Project 2028' to undo the damage of the current administration. The conversation culminates in a moving reflection on the significance of Bad Bunny’s Super Bowl performance as a cultural triumph for Latin identity and a moment of collective pride.