Fox News host Jesse Watters and “Pizza Slinger” protester Scott Lovide Tuesday accused New York City Democratic Mayor Eric Adams over his proposal to ban certain pizza ovens. .
The New York City Department of Environmental Protection has proposed requiring all wood- and coal-fired pizza ovens installed before 2016 to have emission control devices. according to to the New York Post.Robide then spread rapidly video He was seen throwing pizza slices at the New York City Hall protesting the bill. (Related article: ‘Missing’: Manchin accuses Biden administration of ‘insane’ ESG investments, gas stoves)
“Adams is committing the ultimate betrayal, trying to tear apart the beautiful marriage of pizza and charcoal ovens. is going to protect the environment,” Watters said. “No. Coal and wood-burning ovens account for less than 1 percent of domestic and commercial greenhouse gas emissions for him.”
“There is a ball filled with raging flames. It controls the thermostat of a small planet,” Robide told Watters. “It’s not pizza, it’s not my SUV.”
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Lovide said he was prepared to meet with Adams to discuss the proposed ban, following Adams’ remarks. defended It claimed it was to fight climate change in the wake of Lovide’s pizza-throwing protests.
“Let me be clear, every toxic substance we remove from the air increases our overall desire to address reducing our carbon footprint,” Adams said at a news conference Monday. ‘ said.
“Mr. Mayor, if I ever met you, I would be very reluctant to bring you a vegan pizza. If you asked me to bring you a pineapple, I would throw a pineapple at City Hall,” Lovide said.
Mr. Watters took a tough stance on the proposal while sharing a pizza with Mr. Lovide during the broadcast.
“He’s chasing the pizza kiln through overdoses, immigration crises, gunshots, whatever’s going on in this city,” Watters said. “Do the right thing, Adams. This ban should be repealed!”
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