Woody Harrelson SNL monologue

Elon Musk receiving backlash for his endorsement of Harrelson's monologue and further endorsement of other conspiracy theories wasn't too shocking, with the ...

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The actor compares pharmaceuticals to a drug cartel that allies with politicians to exploit the population. Video thumbnail for Woody Harrelson's ...

One of the most striking was that of Tesla CEO and Twitter owner, Elon Musk. Woody Harrelson has always been skeptical of vaccines and the coronavirus. During his appearance on the popular TV show, Harrelson insisted on his anti-vaccine stance and conspiracy theory: "People can only get out if they get the drugs from the cartel and keep taking them over and over again.

As the host of “SNL” on Saturday night, actor Woody Harrelson delivered a monologue where he described a story about a film “script” he received, ...

After Woody Harrelson referenced an anti-vax conspiracy theory in his Saturday Night Live monologue, Elon Musk praised the show.

[Musk commented](https://twitter.com/elonmusk/status/1629734523255545856?s=20) on a video of the monologue, before retweeting it to his own page with [the praise](https://twitter.com/elonmusk/status/1629746474496999427?s=20), “So based. Scarlett Johansson may have been the one to induct Harrelson into the Five Timers Club, but Musk was the one waiting with open arms to welcome him into the [controversial hosts category](https://www.avclub.com/by-booking-elon-musk-saturday-night-live-is-dabbling-i-1846789459?_ga=2.57204456.317181584.1677506248-1488648406.1652714420). [COVID-19 to 5G](https://www.gq.com/story/coronavirus-5g-conspiracy-theory-explained). “Maybe they don’t realize that their propaganda is wrong?” Musk [tweeted](https://twitter.com/elonmusk/status/1629748345148174336?s=20) about the outlets. And Harrelson is no stranger to those: early in the pandemic, he posted and deleted from his Instagram a conspiracy theory connecting When it comes to anti-vaccination conspiracy theories, Musk’s support probably says more about him than the person spouting it.

This weekend, Woody Harrelson hosted Saturday Night Live for the fifth time, but you'd be forgiven if you thought it was his first time while watching him ...

diagnosis, walked the red carpet with a cane that said “FU MS.” [ [ This is spoken like someone who smokes a lot of weed and is consequently paranoid. Harrelson’s suggestion that covid is a conspiracy to control people is not “funny ‘cause it’s true”—to be clear, it isn’t either—but the humor was based on the reality of Harrelson’s worldview. I do that voluntarily all day long.” Sigh. This weekend, Woody Harrelson hosted Saturday Night Live for the fifth time, but you’d be forgiven if you thought it was his first time while watching him live from the 30 Rock stage.

Harrelson raised eyebrows after saying Big Pharma bribed politicians and the media to force the country into lockdown during the coronavirus pandemic.

He also said in Vanity Fair he didn't believe face masks work to limit the spread of COVID. But the FDA said they are not shown to be safe or effective in the treatment of COVID. It's obscene the profit they've made." "What does the government actually do to help you? Harrelson said he "threw the script away," adding: "I mean, who was gonna believe that crazy idea? Those people all got to get taken care of."

Woody Harrelson returned to Saturday Night Live this weekend for the fifth time as a host, and he has already landed himself in a heated debate online.

Really?” “I threw the script away,” Harrelson joked. I do that voluntarily all day.”

I loathed Triangle of Sadness and I still can't believe it was Oscar-nominated for Best Picture. Like, Oscar voters actually thought that stupid movie said ...

All of the most powerful drug companies in the world worked overtime to develop perfectly safe Covid vaccines and then governments ensured that their citizens would get everything for free, that’s how important it was to the global economy to get people out of their homes and back to work. We’ve been getting all of that stuff for free (if you have even the most basic-bitch health coverage and most of the time you get it for free even if you don’t have insurance). Because if they had read those interviews, they would have known that he’s an anti-vaxx, anti-mask wingnut who doesn’t believe in [“germ theory.”](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Germ_theory_of_disease) So, obviously, he had to spread misinformation in his SNL opening monologue (I’ve cued it to the relevant part):

Woody Harrelson lived it up at "SNL" bash at L'Avenue at Saks along with A-list guests following a bizarre, meandering anti-vaxx monologue.

Meanwhile, musical guest White was seen “canoodling” his wife Olivia Jean Markel and “looking very much in love,” says a spy. A source tells us Harrelson, who was there with his wife Laura Louie and one of his daughters, was spotted chatting up “Weekend Update” host Colin Jost and wife, Scarlett Johansson. While Twitter was whipping itself into a frenzy over his “Saturday Night Live” monologue, Woody Harrelson was having a perfectly nice night out with pals including Scarlett Johansson.

The Emmy winner launched his fifth hosting gig with a rambling, nonsensical monologue—and the show never recovered.

But taking the stage to float conspiracy theories disguised as provocative humor is both intellectually dishonest and tedious. The only way they can come out of lockdown is to take the cartel’s drugs… In doing so, they’re able to convince a vulnerable human race that it’s in danger and needs to quarantine for its survival.

The veteran actor hosted SNL for a fifth time in his career and mostly ad libbed a six minute rant that immediately went into the division bubbling up in our ...

“I threw the script away,” Harrelson added. “So the movie goes like this,” Harrelson finally explained. Many gaming conventions still refuse to allow participants who haven’t received several COVID shots, despite the practice