Ep 212 | The Butler Did It | Get Off My Lawn

This episode has nothing to do with New York and begins with Gavin berating his sidekick for playing video games in the studio. Apparently, Ryan Katsu Rivera represents everything that’s wrong with the kids today and none of them are capable of acting like adults. This brings us to Google CEO Tim Cook’s speech wherein he says we have to censor users to prevent another Kristallnacht. Seriously. The rest of the show is devoted to hate crime hoaxes and debunking the myth that right wing violence and anti-Semitism is on the rise in the age of Trump.

We sit down with Anthony Cumia who is in Los Angeles doing publicity for his new book “Permanently Suspended: The Rise and Fall… and Rise Again of Radio’s Most Notorious Shock Jock.” The book is an interesting look at what’s happened to free speech over the past quarter century. Spoiler alert: the government used to be the bad guy. Now it’s the mob. Before that, we take a closer look at Phoebe Cates in "Fast Times at Ridgemont High," the border / tear gas photo everyone’s talking about, Colbert blaming the Sackler family and Purdue for the opioid crisis, and Justin Trudeau paying everyone in media $200,000 each to write nice stuff about him.

Trent Cromartie is in DC to support Betsy DeVos’ initiative to revamp Title IX and make it harder to ruin a student’s life over false sexual assault allegations. He had his life flushed down the toilet when a serial accuser lied and said he forced her to make out with him. He now dedicates his life to making sure this doesn’t happen to others. Before we talk to him, we look at a weird trans video British Vogue put out. Apparently we’re trying to “erase them” or something. We also take an in depth look at “Dotti” from Pee Wee’s Big Adventure and try to figure out why 100% of men find her attractive.

Opening up with the odd transformation of the Beastie Boys' values. The left gets their money shot with the migrant mother and children photo. Kids being anywhere near tear gas is awful, but somehow it's no issue to bring your kids on a grueling journey? We talk to Anna Paulina about the migrants, and the herpes comment she made about Hillary on Fox News. Ryan looks like the man who was killed the sentinelese tribe, and talk about his school punishments. We end commenting on a water fight.

Part two of Ann Coulter and Bill Schulz. We learn a little more about Bill’s knowledge of New York City History. Things get a little more serious while discussing cat calling and sexual assault allegations.

Gavin is joined by his 13th best friend, Bill Schulz. They chat about baseball commentators, former players and hunks, Keith Hernandez and Ron Darling. They bring up Ann Coulter, and she magically appears. The rest of the episode covers black-face and portraying mentally handicapped in Tropic Thunder, the normalization of Socialism in America, the accusation of being a ‘White Supremacist’ being casually thrown at people and lots more stuff. This is episode is part one of two.

Fake news out of France, a brave father in the middle of the California wildfires protects his 3-year-old daughter, and Chris Matthews & the Morning Schmo waxing moronic.

The Democrat media’s kamikaze reporters' embarrassing and obscene attack on President Trump at the Midterm election press conference.

Why the so-called blue wave never happened, Trump’s excellent post-midterm election press conference despite Jim Acosta and the liberal media’s obnoxious behavior, and the midterm’s biggest loser was Obama.

Gavin sits down with Chadwick Moore to talk about everything from the logical inconsistencies of the left, to Gavin's explaination of how he's straight, but "gay for men". Chadwick Moore is an Journalist, Editor, Public Speaker and a gay conservative, who was formerly a liberal.