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77 WABC morning show host Sid Rosenberg was one of many speakers at the Madison Square Garden rally for Donald Trump this weekend.
Rosenberg joined the likes of Hulk Hogan, comedian Tony Hinchcliffe, Tucker Carlson, Dana White, and Rudy Giuliani as speakers before the Republican nominee made remarks on Sunday.
During his speech, Sid Rosenberg railed against policies enacted by Democratic mayors and governors of New York. He also featured strong language directed at former Presidential candidate Hillary Clinton, including several expletives.
Clinton had labeled the rally a re-enactment of the 1939 Nazi rally at the same arena. The comments — made during an appearance on CNN’s The Source with Kaitlan Collins — raised many eyebrows due to the comparison.
Rosenberg pushed back against the idea that the rally in support of Donald Trump could be viewed as a similar event.
“I just got back from Israel.. and they go, Sid, you want to speak at this MSG thing? I go, ‘Sure — out of character for me to speak at a Nazi rally. I was just in Israel,’ but I took the gig,” he said.
Sid Rosenberg — who appeared to be calling the event “a Nazi rally” facetiously — was roundly criticized for his comments, with several states he made going viral on the X social media platform. Videos of his comments have received more than one million views on the Elon Musk-owned platform since Sunday.
