Bill Port recently appeared on “Air Fresh Air” from NPR to promote his new Holo comedy, “Dead Fall”, and not only Elon Musk because “clearly” being Nazi but also liberals for their fearful reaction to the increasing political influence of musk. Bohr said that the action of the reserve comedy these days is devoted to his fans waking up to these facts.
“I try to make ordinary people stop screaming on each other and realize that it is a selection of obsessive who take raw almonds and do their stupid exercises and compete with each other to get the largest endless gathering and we are pushed down.” “They politicized the entire stupid thing and we fall on it.”
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When asked about who was talking, Bohr said frankly: “This idiot Illon Musk!”
Then Bohr said that Musk was “clear that the Nazi”, referring to the controversial gestures of Malik X at the inauguration event of Donald Trump. “I just refuse to believe that he was Sig Hill twice. He was doing it in the presidential opening!”
“This is why I hate the liberals,” Port continued. “The liberals do not have teeth at all. They only go, my God, do you believe this? I get out of the country!
The Mossk effect on Donald Trump is often criticized by Hollywood talents. Chelsea Handler tops the headlines from SXSW to ask: “Is anyone’s voice to Elon Musk to be the president? I mean, can we not meet – Republicans and Democrats – and we say that we do not want that? We cannot agree on that at least?”
Shortly after winning the presidential elections for the past year, Trump appointed Musk the task of “dismantling” the American bureaucracy by giving external advice to the administration through the newly formed government efficiency (DOGE).
Listen to the full Burr interview on “Air Fresh Air” in NPR in the video below.
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