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| So Howard Stern is going to have his show canceled on SiriusXM. | |
| Doesn't matter. | |
| Almost no one listens to it. | |
| It's like Stephen Colbert. | |
| Stern, when he had his contract in 2006 for all that money, it still had a tiny audience. | |
| But now it has almost no audience. | |
| Endorsed by Hillary Clinton, he endorses Hillary Clinton. | |
| The guy is a joke. | |
| His blue-collar audience he had back when he was on radio, and he was big then, doesn't want to hear that crap.. | |
| And so, you know, Howard Stern was always a geek. | |
| And by geek, I mean the old term for geek was people that did, like, bite the heads off bats and stuff. | |
| I mean, he would just, you know, sit there and try to be shocking. | |
| And then he just became somebody that said, I'm glad people are dying of COVID that didn't take the shot. | |
| And take the shot. | |
| We should lock people up that don't take it. | |
| Like Arnold Schwarzenegger, screw you, freedom. | |
| These people are beyond dinosaurs. | |
| And so you've got all these ancient boomers and even older that are all dead now that thought Howard Stern was a big star. | |
| They gave that contract in 2006, but in the last decade, it was just the establishment pretending they still had an audience and a facade, but now none of the advertisers will advertise because I mean, Howard Stirner's lucky to have like 100,000 listeners a day if you look at the numbers in the last few years. | |
| Local, nothing talk shows in big cities have that. | |
| I mean, I've got conservatively 50 million listeners and viewers a day, very conservatively. | |
| And of course, back 2016, 17, I had the biggest show, English speaking show in the world for all the censorship. | |
| Consistently every day. | |
| So to say that Stern's show was canceled was already canceled by no one watching. | |
| They could pretend it was a show. | |
| Him and Robin quivers. | |
| He sells unapproved supplements, unapproved by the FDA. | |
| It's a 96 law called the Grass Act. | |
| They have no jurisdiction over it. | |
| Whole Foods and everywhere else is full of supplements. | |
| G and C because they work. | |
| You know, turmeric, methylene blue, vitamin C. is like, oh, I'm a scammer, but we should all take our experimental mRNA shot. | |
| So Stern was, has been a long time ago, but his cancellation this fall is just emblematic of how they propped up these facades. | |
| And the best part of his show, the last six, seven, eight years, was when they do those parodies with the puppets. | |
| And I post some of those here below. | |
| That's actually pretty funny. | |
| And I listened to him in high school and stuff. | |
| And I was, I first got on radio in 1996. | |
| He was the morning show. | |
| And, you know, a lot was boring, some was funny. | |
| But since the late 90s, unlistenable. | |
| So everybody's like, oh, he's canceled. | |
| And some of my crew today said, hey, we're going to reach out to XM and try to get you back on there now that Stern's gone. | |
| And I said, you guys can do that if you want. | |
| But, I mean, we didn't have a big audience on XM. | |
| We were on there. | |
| We have one of the bigger audiences for them. | |
| I was like, sure, go ahead, but it's like trying to dig up dinosaur bones and trying to reanimate them or something. | |
| I mean, this is in Jurassic Park. | |
| Corporate media is a joke. | |
| Look, I knew this 20 years ago. | |
| I'd go on some 10,000 1 a.m. station with a popular local talk show host and I'd plug one of my films or one of my books and on some local show that had a big audience I'd see 500, 1,000 orders come in for three-minute interviews. | |
| That's a gauge of the audience. | |
| And then I'd go on Stern, I mean even 15, 20 years ago and sell 500 videos. | |
| 500 DVDs. | |
| It's just like, what? | |
| I mean, it was a small audience then. | |
| It's non-existent now. | |
| So he celebrated, in fact the video below is just one example that a fan posted today, InfoWars fan. | |
| He's like, Oh, Alex Jones is on with us with his puppet. | |
| And he goes, sorry you don't have an audience, no one listens to you. | |
| And even then, when he did that like six, seven years ago, I had 30 times, 50 times the audience. | |
| So it's like pretending, oh, you're Howard Stern, oh, you're Arnold Schwarzenegger. | |
| They're dinosaurs, people. | |
| They're dinosaurs. | |
| And Trump's 79, he still thinks, he said during the campaign, why podcasts are giving a run for the money of the networks. | |
| And it's true. | |
| For boomers, still they watch corporate media and that's it. | |
| And they're all dying. | |
| So AI, all the stuff coming out, this is the real age of hardcore competition. | |
| People like Stern are just sad jokes. | |
| And it was really pathetic to see him go from the so-called shock jock free speech guy and how he censored stuff for making fart jokes jokes to mr. censorship mr. pro lockdown the guy is again a case one example of what not to be so howard stern the democrats have to sue me to try to shut me down because my honesty is so big as people want nobody wants you so i just thought i would point out this isn't your tombstone today of | |
| relevancy your tombstone was decades ago people just hadn't figured it out yet It's like you woke up in your coffin six feet under decades after you had the relevancy. | |
| You woke up dead. | |
| And it's pathetic. | |
| You're so self-important. | |
| And your collapse is emblematic. | |
| Hollywood's gone. | |
| It's all gone. | |
| It's all a joke. | |
| It's beautiful. | |
| This is the great awakening's turn. | |
| And you sat back and celebrated my censorship and the attacks on me and others. | |
| And the pit you dug for us is now the political, cultural relevancy grave you're in. | |
| Truly pathetic. | |
| Truly sick. | |
| They knew decades ago you didn't have an audience. | |
| But now your lack of audience then is a great audience compared to what you got now. | |
| And they knew you were a fraud, but they could still sell boomer executives on advertising with you. | |
| Now that doesn't work anymore. | |
| Because most of the boomers are dead or have one leg in the grave. | |
| Just like you. | |
| You keep taking your mRNA shot, Stern. | |
| You keep making fun of Eric Clapton, almost killed by the shot. | |
| 30 million dead from the shot. | |
| You just keep being with Fauci. | |
| You just keep promoting it. | |
| You just keep loving it. |
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