It’s sick out there and getting sicker

That’s where it came from.

The OG of conservative talk radio.

Hop Sing hurt bad Mr Hossaroni

 

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Have you been following the move of the Knockout game to the West Coast.

It seems that this is an epidemic of assaults on elderly Asians. Two 80 year old men were assaulted and one of them died. They didn't give a description of the assailants but we all know who it was.

Of course the media blamed it on White Supremacist who were mad because of the Kung Flu.

It sick out there Hossaroni and it's getting sicker.

The Original...Bob Grant

Bob Grant was the original talk radio conservative voice. Well at least for me. Rush acknowledged that in a roast of Bob back in the day.

Ricpic is right. I used to listen to Bob almost  every day. He was a hero. He would speak honestly with a working class no nonsense attitude. He would speak the truth and was brilliant during the Crown Heights riots where he called Sharpton and his ilk animals and savages. He didn't give a shit about political correctness and told it like it is. I often wondered what would happen if Bob Grant were to be elected President.

Then he was.

In the form of the God Emperor of the Cherry Blossom Throne. President Donald Trump.

"It's Sick and Getting Sicker"

"Veteran New York radio personality Bob Grant — widely credited with inventing the conservative talk-radio format — has died at the age of 84."

Grant began his career as a controversial talk show host in 1970 when he joined WMCA in New York and quickly bucked the liberal slant of many of the other hosts.

The gravel-voiced talker's in-your-face opinions and regular telling off of callers often got him in hot water.

The day the notorious NY attorney William Kunstler died, I called the Bob Grant radio program and I got Bob worked up enough to yell at me. I went on praising Kunstler a little bit too much for Bob's taste. He made me laugh, while telling me off. I used to listen to him and Barry Farber. Before there was a Rush Limbaugh, there was Bob Grant. I credit Bob Grant and Barry Farber with opening my eyes politically.

Bob had a great ability to connect with people. I remember listening to a woman brake down crying over a problem Bob was having with the FCC. There was talk Bob might be fired. One of the several times Bob got in hot water for saying, essentially, what a lot of people were afraid to say.

Bob Grant will be missed.