Staff Reports
Former President Donald Trump didn’t hold back when responding to radio host Howard Stern’s recent attack on him. Trump took to Truth Social to call Stern a “weak, pathetic, and disloyal guy” who lost friends and followers after becoming a “woke left-wing activist.” According to Trump, Stern’s influence is gone, and he’s got “NOTHING” without it. Trump didn’t mince words, describing Stern as a “broken weirdo” who is unattractive both inside and out and simply trying to stay relevant.
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Stern, on the other hand, proudly embraced being called “woke” in his attack on Trump. He considers it a compliment, stating that if being woke means opposing Trump and supporting transgender rights and the vaccine, then call him woke. But the term “woke” is just another way the system manipulates and distracts the public from more important issues like government corruption and child trafficking, according to conservative views.
This isn’t the first time Stern has targeted Trump and his supporters. Last year, he referred to MAGA supporters as “morons” and engaged in conspiracy theories about Trump’s alleged dealings with Russia and Saudi Arabia. Stern even teased a potential presidential run in 2024, claiming there’s “no way” he’d lose. However, it seems that Stern may have alienated his audience too much for a successful political career.
Stern’s polarizing views extend beyond attacking Trump. He openly suggested the potential for a second civil war if Republican Herschel Walker won the U.S. Senate seat in Georgia. He also made controversial remarks during the COVID pandemic, including advocating for hospitals to refuse treatment to those who hadn’t received the vaccine and telling Trump supporters to “drink bleach and die.” It’s clear that Stern’s alignment with the left has transformed him from an anti-establishment shock jock to a puppet for their agenda, in the eyes of conservative observers.
