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Two lawyers working at the same law firm were caught making out in Central Park, and apparently, this was newsworthy. Today’s show breaks it down.

“I understand why people feel they should be legally permitted to punch influencers in the face if they are chasing them down and filming them without permission. It has become really crappy. You go to gyms, and they have entire rooms for influencers at this point. You feel like you are constantly on camera, and this clip has led to a debate,” Crowder said. “The guy filming them is obviously full of crap and looking for clout.”

It is probably safe to conclude that, while the man filming told them to check their behavior, claiming kids were around, he could not care less about such moral fabric. Actions speak louder than words, and according to his content, he has no problem disrupting the public for no reason.

“This is the problem. The clout chasing, the scrolling and the short attention span have enabled the single-most talentless, zero-value individuals to become famous and game the system.” Crowder said. “I understand the need for the freedom of needing to film. There is no reasonable expectation of privacy in a private place. And the left used to try and use this to behave horribly and say you can't film me. But I also understand why people who don't work in the media, people who want nothing to do with social media influencer culture…want nothing to do with it.”

Per the New York Post:

According to the firm’s website, the lip-locking legal eagles both work in the firm’s litigation department — but it appears Cullerton is in a much higher position of power than his younger colleague.

“This should not be one of those things that is up for commentary,” Crowder said.