The host —[…]Sam Tripoli — brought up a roast of[…]Tom Brady. Tripoli said he “couldn’t be happier” for the people who participated but criticized the lack of what he called “dangerous” material

“What it felt to me was that they were trying to tell me ‘Hey man, come back. Come back to our platforms. We’re doing the dangerous-dangerous again.’ Or what I call safe-dangerous,” he said. Tripoli remarked that, to him, even calling Tom Brady homophobic slurs “isn’t that dangerous”

“Yeah, or telling a nigger joke or something,” Peters interrupted

The discussion quickly turned antisemitic with Peters asking Tripoli whether or not he believed “9/11 was Israel.” Tripoli answered in the affirmative[…]he didn’t believe “sand people flew planes”[…]
“I recommend everybody reads that [Final Judgment] as well as Mein Kampf,” he said“[…]Make sure that you don’t read the one that was translated by a person who claims to be a Jew”

Peters also disputed that he ever denied the Holocaust. Peters claimed that “the only thing that they can ever get me on on this” was the time he used a plaque at Auschwitz which bore the incorrect number of victims to falsely suggest that fewer than 6 million Jews died

During the episode of The Stew Peters Show in which he made those remarks, Peters also questioned whether the gas chambers or crematoria ever existed at Auschwitz

Peters also promoted his upcoming antisemitic propaganda film Occupied, while simultaneously insisting that he doesn’t hate Jews[…]
This attempt at feigning religious tolerance didn’t last long, however, as Peters insisted that there is a Jewish “occupation” of American institutions. And when asked by Tin Foil Hat co-host Johnny Woodard if he would vote for a Jewish person, Peters balked

“No, I would not vote for a Jew,” he said. “I believe that these are a depraved people”

“All of them?” Tripoli asked

“Well, the ones that are not depraved are misled by degenerates who are promoting agendas of depravity”