Howard Stern calls Ron Paul a nutjob, says he needs to be locked up
Uploaded by HORSETOOTHED on Jan 10, 2012
January 4, 2012 - Some people were curious to hear more context to Howard Stern's Ron Paul clip I uploaded earlier. (http://youtu.be/U35coIvoa0Q)
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Permalink Reply by DTOM on January 16, 2012 at 2:23pm Well that was one hell of an about face!!!
Stern was stating his support for Ron Paul not that long ago, especially in relation to radio/ communications freedom and the abolition of the FCC.
Jeez, now the has-been shock jock is showing support for big government, the IRS and communications/ internet regulation!
Nice fail in your attempt to manipulate Robin's comment about Santorum, and apply it to Dr Paul.
"We've got freedoms like we can't believe" - er, where have you been lately, Howard?
Permalink Reply by James μολὼν λαβέ on January 16, 2012 at 2:25pm yep, i posted a video just a month ago where Howard was praising RP. Flip Flop!
I remember Stern was bragging about how his daughter went to David H. Brooks daughter's bat mitzvah, and how it cost twenty million dollars and Aerosmith played there. When Brooks got busted for insider trading and selling faulty body armor to Marines on purpose, Stern didn't make a peep, just kept squawking about Christian arms dealers.
This episode sticks out in my mind as defining Stern. This vulgar piece of crap is probably brown nosing to get back on regular radio, because nobody listens to this publicity monger anymore.
He also goes on about how he "knows 9-11 secrets". Probably does. Probably helped cover it up. He's a freak.
Permalink Reply by TommyD on January 16, 2012 at 2:26pm Never liked this guy...always got a bad vibe from him( and no, I wasn't sitting on my woofer)...I have listened to him in the past but he always grates on my nerves, even on those rare occasions when I agree with him.
This crap about Dr. Paul being a nutjob....pot and kettle comes to mind here.
Permalink Reply by Vincent L. Guarisco on January 16, 2012 at 2:51pm I never cared for Howard Stern. Most of his material is worthless rubbish that exploits the dregs of our society. When the Networks kicked him off, It was no big loss in my book. I bet he would drink his mother's urine if thought he could make a buck off it. He's entitled to support who ever he wants to, but regardless of that, I say he's a shallow individual.
Permalink Reply by Consciencious Objector on January 17, 2012 at 11:06pm Let's not forget one very important note about Stern he has been a proponent of free speech and feels he needs to express that right, now if he could only think outside of his personal space to extend that right to everyone else he would be making progress. With his ability too influence and weigh change and disseminate information to the American People he needs to think more Globally and learn about the corruption in the American system of Governance, but unfortunately Howard has bitten a big bite of the apple and thinks Patriotism is blind.
Permalink Reply by TheLasersShadow on January 16, 2012 at 3:09pm Someone got to his ear and blasted him for being nice to RP. Just remember he's a whore for ratings, ignore him. His listeners don't vote.
Permalink Reply by suzie on January 16, 2012 at 8:28pm Never liked Stern .. this clip just shows how ignorant he is, who listens to him anymore? The flip flopping he did in the second video is stunning it makes you wonder how much he was paid to "change his mind " and i hope somebody slapped the doctor when he was born.. hehehe i am sooo bad!
Permalink Reply by Vida Smith Compton on January 17, 2012 at 12:04am
Permalink Reply by Kryptographic on January 17, 2012 at 1:15am Howard Stern is Lord of The House of Degenerates. He is one of the spokesmen for idiots everywhere. Of course he is going to hop on the MSM bandwagon.
Permalink Reply by Consciencious Objector on January 17, 2012 at 11:00pm It seems to me that Howie's personal views and his political views are in direct conflict with one another, on the one hand he doesn't want the FCC sticking their noses (irony as Howard can't help it) into his business but at the same time he seems to think the rest of big Government is his best friend. I think Stern's political understanding is minimum at best and another irony is that he listens to the main stream media on political issues but despises them on a personal basis he fails to see the overlap in judgement. I guess it says he is a very introspective and selfish person as it is all about him.
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