The comedy sketch group team Riot Act is on a roll. After their ‘Diversity Firing,’ video, the team is back with a new short ‘Google 911’ featuring ‘Ellen’ writer Adam Yenser along with my Daily Wire colleagues Paul Bois and Elisha Krauss.
Once again, Riot Act hits it out of the park with this hilarious sketch which features a Google exec (Bois) dialing 9-1-1 after witnessing a shooting. However, when the operator (Krauss) tries to get information about the alleged attacker, she instead triggers the programmer who continually tries to explain the virtues of social justice while the crime is taking place.
You can watch the full sketch here:
Written by Yesner and Bois (who also directed), this will either make you laugh-out-loud or run to your safe space as the sketch pokes fun at the victimhood culture.
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