Chip Roy scolds BlazeTV and Alex Stein for harassing Haley campaign staff

U.S. Rep. Chip Roy (R-Texas) chided his friends at BlazeTV for the actions of one of its hosts, abrasive comedian Alex Stein.

Stein, who hosts “Prime Time with Alex Stein” on BlazeTV, “pimped in a blimp” a couple of women in Nikki Haley's campaign.

If you're not familiar with Stein's work, he “became an overnight sensation with his outrageous, over-the-top trolling of the left, like when he crashed a town hall meeting while awake wore a one-piece women's swimsuit to demand that she be allowed to compete against female swimmers,” according to BlazeTV.

How BizPac Review reported, in 2022, Stein called 'Squad' member Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortex (DN.Y.) her “favorite Latino big booty” and “hot, hot, hot, like a tamale” .

Stein told him from the Capitol steps, “I love you AOC, you're my favorite.”

“She wants to kill babies, but she's still beautiful,” he said to the camera. “You're so pretty in that dress. You look so sexy. Check out that booty at AOC.”

AOC About to Bust Speaker on Capitol Steps Calling 'Big Booty Latina' Who 'Wants to Kill Babies' https://t.co/87becS48mi pic.twitter.com/owCaiPixnL

— BPR (@BIZPACReview) July 14, 2022

To a woman on Haley's staff, Stein proclaimed that “all the hoes know” who he is.

As the woman did her best to get away from him, she called a male employee who wouldn't let him into Nikki Haley's event “a p*ssy boy.” He then turned his unwanted attention to another woman.

“Do you have an OnlyFans?” she asked, referring to an online subscription service mostly used by sex workers.

“Nikki is a pity!” he exclaimed, tearing off one of his campaign stickers in front of the woman.

“I'd like you to please leave me alone,” she finally told him.

“Oh my goodness!” he cried “You're all macs here!”

It was all a bit too much for Roy, who is a frequent guest on Blaze Media CEO Glenn Beck's radio show and a good friend on Blaze's popular “Steve Deace Show.”

“Debate about elevating this behavior, but it should be ruled out,” the lawmaker wrote to X. “I have no problem with preemptive efforts to challenge the status quo. But attacking a campaign member or volunteer like this young man, especially a woman, deserves a strong repudiation.”

“Be better, [BlazeTV]”, urged the conservative Christian network.

Debate about elevating this behavior, but it should be reported. I have no problem with immediate efforts to challenge the status quo. But attacking a young person, especially a woman, campaign staff member or volunteer like this deserves a strong repudiation. be better @BlazeTV. pic.twitter.com/8owgrey3rR

— Chip Roy (@chiproytx) February 18, 2024

AX, Roy was praised by many for speaking up.

“I'm glad you have the guts to call out the right-wing media stars, because they're costing us elections and making the party toxic for regular people,” one user told the Texan. “Looks like you might be the one.”

I'm glad you have the courage to call out the right-wing media stars, because they're costing us elections and making the party toxic for ordinary people.

Looks like you might be the only one.

— Peter Henlein (@SwissWatchGuy) February 18, 2024

“Glenn, Alex Stein's behavior on video at the Haley event is a very poor reflection on the Blaze,” one user wrote to Beck. “Shame on you as a long time subscriber.”

“Totally agree,” replied another user. “Never liked Stein, always thought he was TheBlaze's worst hire. This just reinforces my opinion.”

Totally agree. Never liked Stein, always thought he was TheBlaze's worst hire. This just reinforces my point.

— (((Cheryl Herin))) (@ClericalGal) February 18, 2024

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