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News of McNabb鈥檚 firing marks the end of a tumultuous time for residents of Patrick County, Virginia, where he worked. The firing also puts an end to what had become a popular 鈥渁lt-right鈥� talking point around the controversy: The fact that he remained employed, they argued, proved their toxic views were palatable to the majority of the聽general public.

McNabb used his platform on the聽Michael Peinovich-led podcast to make comments comparing his black patients to animals聽and to boast about how he once 鈥渢errorized鈥� a young boy using a needle. HuffPost 聽on these and other comments in December, which triggered an investigation of McNabb, and 聽of his hateful remarks.

鈥淣o one else gives a f--- about some guy who makes racist jokes on the internet being an EMT in Virginia,鈥� Andrew Anglin of The Daily Stormer boasted March 2 about McNabb鈥檚 ongoing employment. 鈥淭his is all just about a tiny clique of the journalists themselves, backed by the Jews that run this show, attacking people they don鈥檛 like and trying to destroy their lives. It isn鈥檛 actually journalism, because no one is interested in it.鈥�

Contrary to Anglin鈥檚 musings, however, people were immediately interested in HuffPost鈥檚 story. McNabb鈥檚 employer suspended him while HuffPost reporter Christopher Mathias was still researching it.

The antisemite McNabb argued to the public later in December at a hearing that he was simply an 聽and called the scrutiny of his cruel and racist words part of a 鈥渨itch hunt鈥� 鈥� echoing language used by President Trump about the Mueller investigation.

McNabb briefly thought he got away with it after the hearing and made a point of bragging about his employment both on The Daily Shoah and .

, the Virginia Department of Health鈥檚 Office of Emergency Medical Services also cleared him of allegations that he violated regulations forbidding discriminatory behavior on the job. McNabb and his cohorts responded to that news with outspoken celebration and used it as an opportunity to mock Mathias.

鈥淗is new nickname is ,鈥� Peinovich declared from his Twitter account on Feb. 28.

McNabb himself published on March 2, calling the HuffPost report a 鈥渟mear.鈥� He suggested that his repeated racist rhetoric on Peinovich鈥檚 programs did not make him a white supremacist.

Anglin claimed on his site that McNabb鈥檚 being cleared of wrongdoing was a 鈥渨in鈥� for the white nationalist movement at large. He promoted the news heavily at a time when morale is low among white nationalists, who are regularly losing their anonymity and day jobs, some becoming embroiled in trying legal disputes.

The decision that McNabb had not violated rules also came at the same time that 鈥淗eel Turn,鈥� a YouTube streaming channel that attempted to unify a divided alt-right, had collapsed. 鈥淛oachim Hoch,鈥� a white nationalist propagandist involved in the Heel Turn project, wrote on Twitter at that time that the movement was

鈥淣one of these people in the government are going to do anything about our rights, so it鈥檚 time for people to start pushing back,鈥� Anglin , portraying McNabb鈥檚 situation as being evidence of a way forward for members of organized hate movements. 鈥淭he McNabb win is a big win.鈥�

The JEB Stuart Volunteer Rescue Squad announced they had fired McNabb under the auspices of 鈥淸looking] out for the members of our community,鈥� according to WSLS.

Patrick County Board of Supervisors Chairman Lock Boyce, who had been targeted with derision and mockery on The Daily Shoah across multiple episodes of that show, told WSLS that firing McNabb was the right thing to do.

鈥淭hat鈥檚 an admirable thing for them to do and I'm glad they did it,鈥� Boyce told the station.

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