I didn't listen to the show (who does?) but this sounds exactly like something Sam would say. I don't know why he's become such an outspoken holocaust denier recently. Horrible bitter little man.
Has it been pointed out that Sam has felt more comfortable discussing his abhorrent Holocaust denial ever since people began criticizing him for the surfeit of WWE guests on the show? I think the two are connected and he's finally letting the mask of snarkiness slip away to reveal the true malevolence that dwells within.
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n/a AppleBonfire 2017-04-15
I didn't listen to the show (who does?) but this sounds exactly like something Sam would say. I don't know why he's become such an outspoken holocaust denier recently. Horrible bitter little man.
n/a CaptainJeanLucPeckah 2017-04-15
Has it been pointed out that Sam has felt more comfortable discussing his abhorrent Holocaust denial ever since people began criticizing him for the surfeit of WWE guests on the show? I think the two are connected and he's finally letting the mask of snarkiness slip away to reveal the true malevolence that dwells within.
n/a throwawizzlemahnizzl 2017-04-15
They're always muckin up the works.
n/a Xx9mmParabellumxX 2017-04-15
You know I think Sam's right for once.
n/a helobious1 2017-04-15
The reason Sam doesn't want Colin Quinn on the show is that Colin actually acknowledges the Holocaust.
n/a SquamateSquadmate 2017-04-15
Man, I like Colin, but what's he doing?
n/a RealTonySchiavone 2017-04-15
"Okay, okay, I admit the holocaust was a thing. But can we all acknowledge how funny it was?"
n/a andiswearrrr 2017-04-15
Does anyone actually believe 6 million jews died in the holocaust?
n/a SlamballReunionTour 2017-04-15
I thought the idea was to get people to like him less, not more.