So this week Newsmax host Eric Bowling, for some reason, decided to bring on failed Alaskan
governor and failed Vice presidential candidate Sarah Palin, to talk about the, uh, turmoil
at Fox News following the Tucker Carlson firing.
And of course, Eric Bowling and Sarah Palin are actually experts on this.
So, you know, it's not a mystery as to why you'd bring her on, because both bowling and
Palin were fired from Fox News.
So, hey, let's go trash our former employers on this newsmax network that would love to
have Fox's ratings, but still can't seem to get there.
But during the course of her 10 minute interview, Sarah Palin went from kind of speaking, not
crazy to just devolving into this complete word salad towards the end of that interview.
So take a look at this clip.
This is Sarah Palin trying to, I don't know what, I honestly can't even introduce this
properly.
I've watched the whole interview multiple times and I still can't figure out what she
is attempting to say here, but here it is anyway.
Okay, well then it's, it's we, Joe Six Pack the audience that is desiring facts information
so we can make up our own minds on all the issues that are circulating and around our
globe today.
It's up to us as we, in the marketplace to open up and to allow and to demand forums,
formats for a voice like Tuckers and others who've been so bold.
Uh, we shouldn't sit back and wait for somebody else to do it.
We need to be the ones to provide the forum, to provide the ear and to sincerely desire
and listen to what it is that they have to say.
It's very valuable information that Tucker and others have been able to provide us in
terms of exposure of who these people are, what they're doing, what they're doing to
our children.
It's just like all the tram stuff, it's just like that Bud Light stuff that's going on.
It's against the children and voices like Tucker, like yours.
They need to be heard.
Well,
Yeah.
And, and ours, mine's still heard.
Yeah, I'm, I'm here of Newsmax and Yeah.
Can, can you make any sense of that at all?
Like, anybody out there in YouTube world is like, yes, actually.
Fair.
And what's she say?
No, because none of it makes any sense.
She's like, what we need is we need to be the ears and we need to be the mouth and we
need to be these things and we need to say the things that the ears want to hear.
And the people have the ears and the ears are wanting this, and they're all Joe's six
packs and transgenders and Bud Lights and Oh my God, can I throw any more buzzwords
out there?
Because that's what it was.
This was a word salad, buzzword, vomit on Newsmax.
Even Eric Bowling at the end of it, like didn't quite understand.
He's like, I'm, I'm, I'm, I'm, I have a voice.
Like I am still here.
And you're talking about me in the past tense when you're, you're on my show.
So I, I don't know what you're talking about.
Like, I don't have a voice.
Here I am.
Here's my voice.
What I love about this so much is not only does it remind the entire country how just
nuts, so Sarah Palin is, which she reemerges like every six months to go out there in conservative
media, say something stupid just to remind us, you know, this was her six month check-in
so that we all know she's still a total lunatic.
But it reminds everybody of the precursor for your Lauren Bobbers and your Marjorie
Taylor Greens and your Paul Gosar and your Louie Gohmert long before those people came
around, there was Sarah Palin, and she is still just as nutty as ever.
See that's, and that's the difference, right?
Like we see Marjorie Taylor Green come out and she'll have word salads, but you can always
kind of make out like what she's trying to say, even if it's a horrific stupid point,
you still know what she's saying.
Same thing with Lauren Bobert.
She'll say the dumbest things you've ever heard, but you can still make sense of it.
Like it's still at least usually a complete sentence.
Sarah Palin doesn't even have that.
She literally just tried to cram as many buzzwords as possible into one like trans, uh, bud Light
First Amendment, like you're trying to guess on some kind of game show what the
hidden conservative word is, and she's just throwing out clues, trans Bud light, first
Amendment, free speech, Tucker Carlson, and you're like, things that will drive Republicans
crazy every day.
Yes, you win, but none of it makes any sense.
So I actually applaud Eric Bowling for putting Sarah Palin on the air, not because she had
anything valuable to say, but it reminds us that it's not just today's Republicans that
are horrifically stupid.
The stupidity is a problem that has plagued Republicans for many, many years, and it can
always, always get much dumber.
That's what Sarah Palin reminds us of every time she gets in front of
a camera.