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The woke left is absolutely shocked to find out who their new enemy is. It's none other than the actor Woody Harrelson.

We're going to take a look at how we crush Vax mandates over the weekend, how the legacy media is having a collective meltdown, and make sure to stick with me the very end of this video.

When we'll find out why it's all too little too late, the media and the woke left have already lost. You're not going to want to miss this.

The Academy Award nominee Woody Harrelson, who I always know and love is the one who played the endearing character Woody Boyd on Shears, made his fifth appearance as host for Saturday Night Live of the Weekend, and his opening monologue has generated utter hysterics from the woke left. Here's what he had to say.

Three years ago, Central Park, Sunday morning, the Lord's Day, trying to resist the temptation to puff too early in the day. Of course, I succumbed.

Like a lot of people have a devil on one shoulder, and on the other shoulder, I have a larger, more frightening devil.

And there's a battle going on in here. I'm just saying that I have many different things. Anarchist, Marxist, ethical, hedonist, nondiscriminatory, empath, epistemological deconstructionist, Texan.

But back to the tree in Central Park in that script. Put yourselves in my place, lay the curve of your neck against the roots of the tree.

What kind of tree was it? I mean, what kind of trees they have in Central Park? Oh yeah, it was a palm tree. So lay your head on the palm, fire up a hooter from Jeremy, and start reading.

Okay, so the movie goes like this. The biggest drug cartels in the world get together and buy up all the media and all the politicians and force all the people in the world to stay locked in their homes, and people can only come out if they take the cartels drugs and keep taking them over and over.

I threw the script away. I mean, who is going to believe that crazy idea being forced to do drugs? I do that voluntarily all day long.

Now, as you can see there, the audience appeared to be rather stunned. They didn't quite know how to react. SNL, of course, draws a more liberal audience, but my judging by the reaction that that monologue got from the legacy media, you would have thought that Woody Harrelson was a full-blown,

far-right anti-vaxxer. Rolling Stone came out almost immediately with a hit pace against Harrelson, accusing him of pushing conspiracy theories in his SNL monologue. The Washington Post did the exact same thing. And what's so bizarre is they, however, inadvertently they just played right into Woody Harrelson's critique. At least one person noticed that.

Twitter handle can echo the great, published the perfect tweet quoting Harrelson saying the biggest drug cartels in the world got together and bought up all the media.

And then he highlights Rolling Stone, daily beast of an imposed variety, all with basically the exact same headline accusing Harrelson of pushing conspiracy theories.

And more than that, if you really think through the punchline of the joke, it's actually got nothing to do with anything these headlines are pushing, Viva Fry responded particularly to Rolling Stone with quote,

you're proving that you're not only relentless propagandists, but that you're uncompromising morons as well, even assuming Woody was talking about COVID in the jabs, the punchline of his joke is that he takes the drugs voluntarily, morons, propagandists morons.

Well, that certainly may be the case, but this weekend's SNL wasn't the first time Woody Harrelson openly criticized Big Farmer. Here he is on Bill Mars podcast getting even deeper into the issue.

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