>> Tough guy, Eric Bolling, a host over at Newsmax is not happy about the fact that there's
places like New York City have implemented mandates vaccine mandates, specifically before
allowing people into public spaces like restaurants, and so he decided to film a video of himself.
Going into a restaurant pretending as though he is not vaccinated.
Let's see what happened. Vaccine mandate for restaurants went into effect in New York.
This is I went down last night for me. >> Hi,
>> Can I get a suite at the bar? >> Do you have an ID for vaccination?
>> No, What if I don't? >> I wont' not be able
>> I can't just find a sit in the bar?
And a proof of vaccination. >> Come on!
>> I'm so sorry, we wouldn't be able to. >> You have to have an ID too?
>> A voter ID and proof of vaccination. >> I'll be back.
>> Hard hitting. >> Expose. It turns out When they pass a law,
they mean it.
>> Breaking News. So he goes in, he's like, well, so I just can't go in without. Yeah,
that's what the law says. So. >> Come on.
>> Come on. What about you just take a seat at the bar? How would that make a difference?
Okay. What if I just take this table on the left instead of the one on the right?
Dude, you're not getting it? Are you dense? No, I need an ID too? Yeah, you also need
an ID to drink. Tyranny. No, it's just called normal government regulation. We're in the
middle of a pandemic. We have a massive spike because of idiots like you. But I have a secret
theory as to why Bolling did all of this, okay.
Yeah, so let's go to the second clip and then I'm gonna tell you, why I think he actually
did this silly, silly segment, but I want to see him cry first because in the next clip,
he's got a little bit of a wincing at least. >> All right, well, let's get to the next
clip.
>> So I decided to get the Trump vaccine cuz after all, I got to go out. I can't stay as
I'm visiting here. Here's how that went. >> It's just because I want to go to restaurants
>> I'm gonna need your help here. Just pull that up, pull it up like this, let your arm
rest.
It's gonna hurt. It's not gonna hurt, you're gonna be just fine.
>> And I went back to the restaurant. Okay, I got my vaccine card, my Trusty card.
>> See a photo ID >> Unbelievable, you guys have to be bouncers.
Now, this is insanity. >> Thank you so much.
>> Thank you. >> Crazy.
>> Okay, I'm dying to know what your theory is, but I did notice I watched the video previously,
but I missed it. He referred to it as the Trump vaccine.
>> Yeah. >> Which is fine, fine, if that convinces
people to get vaccinated.
Sure. Trump vaccine, Fox News vaccine, Newsmax vaccine. QAnon vaccine, whatever, just get
vaccinated, please. >> Yo, here we are in middle of August, you
had a chance to get the vaccine given his age, you know, like nearly six months ago,
right? And now you're calling to the Trump vaccine.
Like you're bragging about it. That's weird. If it's a Trump vaccine, why did you mind
getting it in the first place? Why are you even doing this silly segment? Okay, before
we get to my theory, I love a couple of things in there. One is like, I know you guys are
like bouncers to ask you for ID.
This is just crazy man. I'm telling you, I'm over 21. Yeah, they do that all the time,
ever go to a restaurant ask for a drink, they'll ask you for your ID.
>> Yep. >> Okay. This is crazy man. This is Boston.
>> Its just that he's probably not used to being carded for alcohol.
>> Well, to be fair, probably not know why. All right, me neither. But of course my favorite
part of that video was, is it gonna hurt? Look, I assume and hope that he was hemming
it up for the cameras, but if he wasn't, Jesus men, it's just a tiny little shot.
>> No, he's a tough guy. Didn't you see that sick sleeve bro?
>> Yeah dude. Okay. What is that gonna to hurt? Yeah, I'm okay. He looks nervous Did
he cry, is he crying? >> No, you know what? I don't think he's hamming
it up. Look at him.
Look at his face. >> My God.
>> It's gonna be okay. It's gonna be okay Bolling.
>> I'm okay. Is he crying dude? Is he crying? Is he crying? All right, crying Bowlling.
So, now here comes the theory as to why he did this silly, silly segment. So I get it.
He is a conservative media, they're gonna love it. They're like, this I can't believe
they want to keep us safe. I think we should all die. Okay, but that's a small part of
it. >> The real reason is, he want to get vaccinated
okay, so he's like I got an idea.
I'll pretend that we're in Boston. This is real tyranny, but golly gee, I had to get
vaccinated. And I can do it for this segment to show you how bad it is. Get me the vaccine,
did you see how many people are dying, Jesus Christ gave me the vaccine.
I have an excuse. I did it for a television segment. Otherwise I would not have done it.
>> You know, he's actually very brave and he's a man of his craft. You know, he loves
what he does and he's gonna do what it takes to keep doing it.
Look, I'm guessing that there's probably gonna be vaccine mandates in many workplaces including
Newsmax. So eventually, he's gonna have to get vaccinated. Look, I actually have a different
perspective on this as much as I, I don't it's not that I dislike Bolling. It's just
that he's so irrelevant to me that he doesn't matter.
The reason why I like this segment and I actually think it's a good thing, not a bad thing.
its because, I don't know a month from now, when his viewers see that his head didn't
fall off after he got vaccinated. Maybe some of those viewers will be like maybe not so
bad.
Maybe not so bad. >> When he doesn't turn into Magneto.
>> So, but no, that's a good one, a hopeful way of looking at Anna. And I don't wanna
take that spirit away, but they're Immune from logic. They're not Immune from Coronavirus,
but they're Immune from logic. They'll see Bolling and Bolling will go o to do Anti-vaccine
anti-masking segments going forward is my guess.
And that's why he wanted to get the vaccine under this excuse. So he keeps egging on his
own. It's like, you guys don't get it. You don't get it. I had to because I'm in New
York, there was nothing I could do. I'm perfectly safe. Well, you should endanger your life
and the life of others.
>> I don't know. There were like tidbits of good, good information in there though. Look
at me being fair to Bolling. >> I know.
>> I know it's unlike me. It happens rarely. So just, like let me have it.
>> All right fair enough. >> It's rare.
>> Is she not merciful?
>> Because look, it's also the messages. I want to go to this cool restaurant and I can't
go in unless I'm vaccinated, right? Get a shot. Take a shot.
>> That's a catchy one. >> Right, it's from Israel. That's a campaign
in Israel. I can't take credit for it.
But it was smart. That was a smarter campaign. >> You know what, it worked.
>> Exactly, so good for Bolling. His segment was cheesy as hell. And he did embarrass himself
a little bit by like wincing and like freaking out over the shot. But I think even if it's
just like a couple dozen people, it's better than nothing.
And it's certainly better than spreading more disinformation about the vaccine. This is
kind of unfair is Anna Yes. >> No, don't say fair, I'm a fair person.
>> Yes, you're right. I withdraw that. Strike that from the record, your honor. This is
merciful is Anna gets. >> Merciful is good.
>> Yeah, he was a whiny little baby, he's totally irrelevant. I really don't believe
anything he says. But I'm glad he did this segment. Okay, well, merciful indeed.
>> All right. We got to get a break. When we come back though we've got more for you
including a fascinating interaction between Larry David and Alan Dershowitz, what happened?
Well, you got to come back and I'll tell you, >> It is.