A group of anti-mask protesters,
I feel like we're being super
generous to them by calling them
protesters, gathered on
the sidewalk outside of Hawthorne
Elementary School in Beverly Hills,
to harass children and teachers and
parents, who are wearing masks
during a pandemic.
A pandemic dealing with
a contagious virus, where mass can
actually protect people's lives.
But these anti-maskers think
that it's a huge conspiracy.
Take a look at what the scene
look like.
>> [INAUDIBLE] that mask, and
it smells bad.
>> Let's be honest,
no one likes the mask,
on their wedding.
>> [INAUDIBLE] the whole thing is
a scam.
It's a lie.
They are lying to you.
>> You're actually right.
[INAUDIBLE] >> COVID is a lie.
[INAUDIBLE] >> Ask
parents to file a lawsuit against
teachers, principals and school
districts, because according to our
constitution, only a person who
has a medical license can practice
medicine.
And mask is a medical device.
>> All right, I gotta jump in on a
couple bunch of things here, okay?
Number one,
they're lucky they're not black.
You're going to go do a protest in
front of rich people's kids in
Beverly Hills?
Man you playing with your life.
That's okay.
So okay they get they're right
wingers, so, that's
different rules, but that's okay.
Did you see the house in
the background?
Okay, that's Beverly Hills.
They're not, so,
they better be careful,
especially with the kids.
My god.
People are going to get really
>> No. >> Upset.
>> I hear what you're saying about
the well to do neighborhood, and
you're right.
But these people gotta be
careful in any neighborhood I'm in,
involving my nieces or
any children that I know.
>> I know 100% I hear you-
>> Yeah >> On that too.
So by the way,
the second point is, the signs.
Have you ever had kids?
>> But it's- >> Do you think kids
that age, going to school
are going to stop by and
read all of that on your sign?
Okay, the yellow sign is fine, but
her sign, the other dude's sign is
like paragraph after paragraph.
You've never met a kid, did you?
[LAUGH] I'm not going to stop by
and read all that.
[LAUGH] Okay, and by the way,
the kids of course, crumpled up
the stuff that they were giving
them and threw them away.
But my favorite was at the end, if
you didn't catch it, she's saying
that our constitution says that you
have to be a medical professional
to wear a medical device.
And a mask is a medical device, so
it's unconstitutional.
>> That's what our
constitution says?
>> Just none of that.
>> I'm learning something new.
>> None of that is remotely true.
Totally made up, okay?
>> [LAUGH] There's nothing about
medical devices or
medical professionals,
in the United States Constitution,
nothing at, all right?
>> Yeah. >> And
then if that was true,
we're all wearing masks.
You're not medical professional,
sorry, unconstitutional.
>> She also, she just threw
anything she could out there,
right?
My favorite part was actually
the beginning of that video,
where she's like, and
then it's it smells bad.
It smells bad.
Brush your teeth, mouth wash,
deal with it.
Deal with it, but, look,
I do have a serious point to make.
If you don't want to wear masks,
fine, just stay away from people.
But more importantly,
and this is in multiple contexts,
not just in regard to COVID,
just leave people alone.
I don't get people who go out of
their way to be annoying.
Don't talk to me.
Don't come up to me.
Don't talk to me and certainly do
not approach my children or,
I don't have children, but
if I did, or my nieces.
If I were there dropping off my
nieces, I do not advocate for
or condone any type of violence,
I'll leave it there.[CROSS-TALK].
Stay away from my kids.
They're definitely, anyway,
all right, I'm going to drop it.
because I don't want to
say something I'm
going to regret later.
But my point is, my point is,
leave people alone.
If you want to be a lunatic, if you
want to put your own life at risk,
and your own family members lives
at risk, okay, great.
But just leave people alone and
don't talk to them,
don't approach them.
The same group, by the way,
went to a clinic and
started harassing nurses and
healthcare providers, right outside
their clinic, right outside.
Yelling at them as they're on
the front lines, by the way,
dealing with this pandemic, trying
to get people healthy and safe.
We have these lunatics yelling at
them and harassing them, honestly,
they should face charges for it.
>> So, I don't know what
the technical violation would be.
But, so look,
do I agree with these guys?
Don't be ridiculous, of course not,
it's totally nuts.
And look, I think that Anna's
point is basically, look,
let me phrase it this way.
Me, I am vaccinated now, and
I've read the science on it.
Everybody has their own opinions,
you go read it for yourself.
I am not a medical doctor, okay?
But my sense is,
after you are vaccinated, and
for kids,
things are now relatively safe.
Now, not now as if a lot of people
are not vaccinated, etc, right?
I am saying,
If you are already vaccinated.
But not everybody agrees with me.
You go to the wrong neighborhood
rich or otherwise, and you start
breathing on people's kids, and
they think the kids are not safe.
You're going to have trouble.
>> Mm-hm. >> And so,
everybody's gotta be careful here.
And me, I don't,
they're such goofballs.
I would just, I'd troll the living
hell out of them.
If they were in our neighborhood,
right?
And they were yelling at our kids,
I'd just start making fun of them
so bad, that- >> Really?
>> I might break them.
So, I don't have to go to anything
physical at all.
I'd troll them so hard,
they wouldn't recover for a decade.
And so, but
the serious part of the story isn't
these goofballs,
it's that about 30% of the country
agrees with them.
30% of the country agrees with
them.
A giant percentage of
Republicans, >> What do they do for
work? >> Agree with them.
>> What do they do for work?
How do they have time to
go harass children?
I don't get it.
Go do something productive.
Leave people alone.
>> Get a job [LAUGH].
>> Yeah