Just imagine the uproar there'd be if a conservative radio talk show host pretended to talk to the devil to find out how a recently deceased liberal activist is doing in Hell.
Now contrast that with the virtual media silence there's been since liberal radio host Mike Malloy acted as if he was on a phone call with Satan to learn how conservative activist Andrew Breitbart is faring in Hades.That incident took place on Tuesday during Malloy's program, which is heard in 13 markets across the nation and Sirius/XM radio. [Radio Equalizer's YouTube clip of this embedded below page break]
“Hey, Satan,” the talk show host began. “Hello, down in Hell! What's up?
“Really?” he continued. “Yeah, it’s hot up here, too.
“I was just reading something by someone named Andy—not the Andy that you’ve got down there,” Malloy stated, obviously referring to Breitbart. “I just want to ask you, how’s Andy doing?
“Really?” he asked. “How many times did he do that?And then you did what to him?”
Malloy pretended to react in horror about some “starfish thing,” apparently another torture Breitbart is supposed to be receiving in Hell.
“Well, that’s to be expected,” the liberal host added. “That’s pretty painful.
“No, you’ll never see me down there, pal,” Mallow stated, “because I know you don’t exist.”
Before he "hung up," the host pretended to hear that Breitbart wanted to know what was happening back on Earth.
Malloy said to tell the conservative that “Planned Parenthood is still operating” and that “ACORN is making a comeback.”
“That’ll frost his ass, in a manner of speaking,” the liberal radio host concluded.
This isn't the first time Malloy -- a strident, outspoken and spiteful atheist -- has gone after the deceased conservative activist. When Breitbart passed away on March 1 due to heart failure, the liberal seethed with malicious rage: "Roast in hell, you son of a bitch Breitbart—I mean seriously, you thug punk!"
And the liberal talker has turned his verbal venom on many other Republicans, including former President George W. Bush, whom he said was “responsible for many more deaths that Osama bin Laden.”
Another of Malloy's favorite targets is former Vice President Dick Cheney, whom he outrageously claimedwas responsible for the terrorist attacks on 9/11 and advised his daughter Liz that “her time would be better served preparing for his funeral.”
However, the liberal host went too far when he ridiculed tornado victims in the Midwest on March 2:
Their God, if this is the way they want to look at it, keeps smashing them into little grease spots on the pavement, in Alabama, in Mississippi, Arkansas, Georgia and Oklahoma—you know, the Bible Belt...where they ain’t gonna let no g*dd*mn science get in the way, it says in the Bible, blah blah blah, so according to their way of thinking, y’know, God with his omnipotent thumb, and so far tonight, has smashed so far 20 people on Highway 12, or whatever the hell highway they live next to.
That was too much even for Mike Malloy, who released a statement a few days later:
I sincerely apologize for the inflammatory language that I used, and for the anger and pain that came as a result of my comments.
After backtracking that his remarks had been taken out of context, he noted: “I have nothing but the most heartfelt sympathy for those families who were devastated by those tragic storms.”
“I made a mistake, I was wrong, and I will not let it happen again,” he concluded.
According to Brian Maloney of the Radio Equalizer website, Malloy's comments on Tuesday show that he's unable to keep that promise:
In the new "progressive" mindset, it's not enough for political enemies to merely drop dead, it's also important to make sure they're burning in Hell.
Who knew they believed in such concepts?
“The liberal movement is nastier than ever,” Maloney added after stating that Malloy is “certifiably nuts.”
