Glenn Beck Show Hilariously Mocks Alex Jones Fawning Over Charlie Sheen

NewsBusters ^ | March 25, 2011 | P.J. Gladnick

[PJ-Comix]

Almost lost in the public astonishment over the meltdown of Charlie Sheen on the radio show of fellow 9-11 Truther, Alex Jones, was the incredibly bizarre fawning over Sheen by the radio host. I say "almost lost" because today Glenn Beck and his radio crew produced absolute comedy gold by goofing on Jones' groupie-like fawning over Sheen. It started off as just a few throwaway lines but Glenn and his crew continued building up their impersonations of Jones to a comedy crescendo that just might be the funniest radio bit ever. A word of warning: The routine is a bit risqué. You should also not be drinking anything while listening to this clip because the contents of your drink are sure to be splattered on your computer screen. Even if your screen stays dry, your shirts probably won't since they most likely will be soaked from the tears of your laughter. Listen and you will find out that your humble correspondent is not exaggerating about just how funny this is.

[PJ-Comix]

This was probably the FUnniest radio bit I have ever heard. I mean I was absolutely CRACKING up when I first heard it on the radio this morning. And I continue to laugh each time I hear it.

[an amused spectator]

Yeah, but Alex got to smell Charlie’s sweat...

[mnehring]

2nd to “Happy Days” after the last election day.

[an amused spectator]

you will find out that your humble correspondent is not exaggerating about just how funny this is

I think you're exaggerating, because I'm positive Alex got to touch Sheen's manly hernia...

[Mr. K]

The Glenn Beck Radio show is the funniest thing on radio some times

[SunkenCiv]

Thanks PJ-Comix.

Almost lost in the public astonishment over the meltdown of Charlie Sheen on the radio show of fellow 9-11 Truther, Alex Jones, was the incredibly bizarre fawning over Sheen by the radio host...A word of warning: The routine is a bit risqué.

Anyone pick up this week's TV Guide? I saw the cover, there's a story inside about what's going to happen to Two and Half Men. I just didn't buy the issue.

[doc1019]

And all his hours of research and TV production are null and void because he mentions Charlie Sheen and wants to put a little humor into the lives of Americans with his road show. So sad. You obviously are missing the point, and probably never watch his show.

[an amused spectator]

Having not listened to the original Jones-Sheen piece, I couldn't understand why they were doing a Chris Farley send-up of Alex Jones.

'Member how Farley used to talk? 'Member?

[REDWOOD99]

That was funny. Ease up on the caffeine.

[REDWOOD99]

Amen!

[hosepipe]

[ Obama is destroying America and Beck is doing another stage show to line his pockets. ]

As opposed to everybody else who does little or nothing circumstantial about Obama..

O'Really, Butch Van Sustern, Cavuto, Bair and Shemp Smith.. expose little about this traitor Obama..

What do YOU DO?...

[Lazlo in PA]

This morning was the old school Beck. Mocking things left and right. Hilarious. I wish those guys would do it more. It is much more effective.

[mowowie]

Yhat was really funny.

[REDWOOD99]

I agree. And sometimes I gotta turn him off after about 5 mins.

[mowowie]

There are highlighted links to the original Alex Jones interview on the site.

[Honcho]

Ping for later.

[El Cid]

I didn't hear the original Jones interview -- but I was able to pick up the context from their parody.
You're right - that was hilarious. Thanks for posting it.

[Current Occupant]

I must be humor challenged, not a thing there that was funny. Mocking is one thing but humor is another. Beck and his pals on his radio show are just too much yuk it up among themselves.

[ottbmare]

sobbing with laughter. You were right. This is unbearably funny.