Howard Stern Shares His Thoughts On the Orlando Shooting

After the tragic events that struck Orlando, where a gunman opened fire at a gay night club leaving 50 dead and 53 wounded, Howard Stern delivered his thoughts on the tragedy, during his SiriusXM radio show.

"Howard said like the Tony Awards he wants to make a statement. He said he's so angry about this guy shooting people up in Orlando," according to MarksFriggin.

"Howard said the FBI investigated the guy twice and didn't throw him out. Robin said he was born here so you can't throw him out.

Howard said these people have to tone down the gay rhetoric. Howard asked what you can say. He said it just sucks."

Stern stated that it used to be crazy people killing themselves but now everyone goes out a martyr and it is clearly becoming an epidemic.

After speaking about the horrible things that the shooter would do to his ex-wife and the fact that she was clearly much better off without him, Stern spoke about the state of society.

"Howard said our society is so free that people are going out killing each other. Howard said his parents never leave the house either. Howard said they taught him at a young age to stay home," according to MF.

"Howard said they were all in the house when he was growing up. Howard said you step outside it's dangerous.

Howard said we are sheep and there are wolves surrounding the flock. He said the sheep dogs are protecting us. Howard said they can't protect everyone though."

Stern like everyone shared his shock and anger during the show before moving forward with his show.

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