Hasan Piker

Yeah

... just, just from a political optics perspective, night one you had the montage featuring Hasan Piker's meat, and night two you had God made Trump.

Which one do you think was more-

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Well, and, and, and also-

Um, but-

The G- the Google searches at the convention, the t- some of the top three were, "Is Hasan Piker gay?" "Hasan Piker shirtless." These were some of, some of the top Google searches-

[laughs] Typical Griffin Annettes all around

Yes, my son.

And of course, he's making a reference to Hassan Piker and Abdul El-Sayed.

And without further ado, a song I heard this morning for the first time in years.

About Todd Beamer and Flight 93.

And I was like, okay, you know, I, I tried so... [chuckles] I was like ignore, ignore, ignore.

And then one of them, I responded and I said, "You know, I think I'm a pretty good judge of character when it comes to despicable human beings, and I've got a pretty good track record of calling people out on both sides, whether it's a Fuentes or a Piker.

And I would hope that if you've taken the time to comment here on my page on a day that this man was killed while- Half of the country is grieving over him.

You might at least take a moment to look into or investigate some of the things that he has done or said.

It's a struggle.

But, but evil is the word, and I think that that is something that many people aren't comfortable saying, comfortable enough.

I'll say it, because the depths to which people have gone, whether it's Charlie, 9/11, with what Piker has said, I mean, it's endless.

It is true evil, and therefore it's almost inexplicable.

The, The New York Times can't afford to have a Candace Owens-style columnist ruining its credibility for everyone else who works there.

When you're Candace Owens and you're a one-person operation, or Tucker Carlson, or, uh, Hasan Piker, or Jennifer Welch, like, the, the rise of the larger than life podcasting persona has enabled a lot of people to inject a lot of ideas into the bloodstream of American politics, i.e. America deserved 9/11, one of the more infamous statements of Hasan Piker.

That, that's one of...

Like, that's one of the things.

It, Hasan Piker, as crazy, he keeps getting glowing profiles from The New York Times, but he could never work for The New York Times.

The New York Times would be terrified of having someone like him doing that and getting them sued.

Joe Blow the blogger can say the 2020 election was stolen, and Venezuela hacked the voting machines, and stuff like that.

Muslims who hate-- say they hate Christians.

Hasan Piker's gotten rich off of it.

Imams who are, who are teaching and online.

Imams who taught the guy who went to Fort Hood and shot the place up 'cause it's a gun-free zone.

This, of course, allowed the left to do what they really wanted to, which is mock Charlie's murder.

Here's Hasan Piker doing this just a couple of weeks ago.

I'm afraid to die like [audience cheering] Charlie Kirk.

We came to play.

These, these people are weird as fuck.

Is half of the RNC just making sexual innuendos about James Talarico or Hasan Piker? Did you guys see this? That the RNC, on their big screen, in front of everybody, showed one of Hasan Piker's, like, post-workout flexing pics, I'm assuming, something i- in that vein, and they blurred out his underwear, and they just played this on the screen for everybody.

What is this deranged shit? You can't have a personal...

You can't have a life now where you just post photos, where you hit the gym, or you do whatever without the Republicans trying to distort it, without Trump talking about beating meat and, and JD Vance trying to make guesses about your porn consumption.

The New York Times can't afford to have a Candace Owens-style columnist ruining its credibility for everyone else who works there.

When you're Candace Owens and you're a one-person operation, or Tucker Carlson, or Hasan Piker, or Jennifer Welch, the rise of the larger-than-life podcasting persona has enabled a lot of people to inject a lot of ideas into the bloodstream of American politics, i.e. America Deserved 9-11, One of the most infamous statements of Hassan Piker.

That's one of the things.

Hassan Piker keeps getting glowing profiles from the New York Times.

OK, so speaking of the RNC, so it happens usually every four years, but they're doing this weird midterm one in Dallas.

I watched like a couple of different things from it, but I think the first thing that I want to talk about is during the middle of like the prime time of it all, the RNC posted a picture of Hasan Piker in like a half-naked picture of him on the Jumbotron as like, this is enemy number

one.

And just like a little...

It could be a conspiracy.

Yeah, exactly.

But, you know, I think the thing with Hasan Piker is, to your point, the Republicans think that every single leftist and Democrat is just, like, fawning over Hasan Piker.

Exactly.