'F*** Xi Jinping!' How China Is CENSORING Our Media



Corporate media has declared war on free speech, and China is pulling the strings. Hey, at least they aren't pretending any more! We cover the latest and how to fight back. We also review the "jokes" told at Nerd Prom. And Discovery+ wants your kids to dress in drag.


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"F*** Xi Jinping!" How China is CENSORING Our Media! | Louder with Crowder

"F*** Xi Jinping!" How China is CENSORING Our Media! | Louder with Crowder

'Watch your mouth or face punishment': CCP threatens citizens as China remains locked down



News reports or social media can convey a story, but firsthand accounts do an excellent job of explaining the problem. So, when the Chinese Communist Party does everything possible to stop the spread of both disease and information, it is time to pay attention.

Do not ignore the warning signs if your government takes drastic measures to keep the world in the dark about living conditions. Here are a few creepy warning signs/"guidelines" imposed on the Chinese people as they are forced into another COVID lockdown:

  • Do not post pandemic-related messages online.
  • Do not enter or leave Beijing without permission.
  • Spies are among us; leaks may happen in an instant. Watch your mouth or face punishment.

Louder with Crowder was fortunate to have a Mug Club audience member call in from Shanghai with a firsthand account of what is happening on the ground.

Comedian Dave Landau filled in for Steven Crowder and interviewed the caller, who must remain anonymous for obvious reasons, to give us a picture of what it's like in China right now.

CALLER: I'm fairly privileged; I'm in a neighborhood with many expats, so we're doing a lot better than a lot of the lower socioeconomic Chinese at the moment. We can get a little bit of food delivered every few days. We get a little bit of fruit and a few vegetables; we can hunt online to find out who has some food and find someone who has a "very special pass" and is allowed to be on the road. We actually pay them an exorbitant amount of money to get the food delivered. What is actually available is very, very sporadic.

DAVE: I guess if you're getting a little bit of food, you probably weren't that prepared. Was there any notice given to prepare?

CALLER: It was really quick. The total lockdown gave us a day, and it was supposed to be for four days. We got together enough for about six days, and now we're two and a half weeks in. The stores in China were reportedly closed before the lockdown, so even as some cities are beginning to reopen, grocery stores are not stocked because there have been no deliveries for more than two weeks.

CALLER: I've got two kids as well, and we have to do online school.

The caller provided shocking information about what happens in China when a child turns up with a positive COVID test. The kid is taken from the home and put into these quarantine camps without the parents or an advocate.

Watch the video to hear more from this heartbreaking account of what human beings in China are facing at the hands of their government.

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LIVE: China Lockdowns Turn Violent - Americans EVACUATED!! | Louder with Crowder

LIVE: China Lockdowns Turn Violent - Americans EVACUATED!! | Louder with Crowder

Americans EVACUATED as China lockdowns turn VIOLENT



China's lockdowns are turning violent, and it's time for Americans to start paying attention. Also, there was yet another violent crime in NYC. Cam Newton had interesting thoughts about "boss b****es." And the guys say goodbye to a legend, Gilbert Gottfried.



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Comedian Gilbert Gottfried passes away at 67 years old



Comedian Gilbert Gottfried, a man who had a distinctive speaking voice, has passed away at the age of 67 years old.

"We are heartbroken to announce the passing of our beloved Gilbert Gottfried after a long illness. In addition to being the most iconic voice in comedy, Gilbert was a wonderful husband, brother, friend and father to his two young children. Although today is a sad day for all of us, please keep laughing as loudly as possible in Gilbert's honor," a statement from Gottfried's family said.

NBC News reported that Gottfried's publicist Glenn Schwartz indicated that the comedian had passed away Tuesday of recurrent ventricular tachycardia due to Myotonic Dystrophy type II.

According to the Genetic and Rare Diseases Information Center, "Myotonic dystrophy type 2 ... is an inherited muscular dystrophy that affects the muscles and other body systems (e.g., heart, eyes, and pancreas)." And according to the Mayo Clinic, "Ventricular tachycardia is a heart rhythm problem (arrhythmia) caused by irregular electrical signals in the lower chambers of the heart (ventricles)."

Gottfried voiced the character of the parrot Iago in Disney's "Aladdin" movies, and elsewhere, such as in the "Aladdin" television series.

The comedian, who had originally voiced the Aflac duck, was dropped by the insurance company in 2011 over jokes he had posted on Twitter.

He had also appeared on a season of "The Celebrity Apprentice," a television show that featured Donald Trump before the businessman mounted a successful presidential bid.

Jason Alexander, known for his role on the television show "Seinfeld," tweeted, "Gilbert Gottfried made me laugh at times when laughter did not come easily. What a gift. I did not know him well but I loved what he shared with me. My best wishes and sympathy to his family. #ripGilbertGottfried"

Conan O'Brien tweeted, "I saw Gilbert perform in 1985 and when he entered to applause he said, 'Thank you, thank you very much.' He then continued to say 'thank you' repeatedly for ten full minutes. It was the nerviest, funniest thing I had seen. So sorry to lose this sweet and delightfully funny man."

"RIP Gilbert. Opening for Gilbert Gottfried at Carolines and Princeton Catch was one of the great thrills of my early stand up life. He could leave you gasping for breath…just indescribably unusually hilarious…Damn," Jon Stewart tweeted.

LAUGH: Louder with Crowder BEST RIFFS compilation



In this compilation video, Louder with Crowder host Steven Crowder and Dave Landau will keep you laughing with their hilarious takes on the current state of things in America. Enjoy. Can't watch? Download the podcast here.



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