Best Podcast Episodes About Bill Maher
Everything podcasters are saying about Bill Maher — curated from top podcasts
Updated: Apr 01, 2026 – 33 episodes
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Top Podcast Clips About Bill Maher
“… impressed with any of them. No, I agree. If you want to see, by the way, if you want to see, if you've never watched, man, Scott Horton debating Bill Kristol at the Soho Forum. Well, that's unfair. It was, you really exposed just how much. Bill Kristol has nothing. No knowledge, no argument, nothing. He literally, I've never seen it happen before. he threw in the towel in the debate essentially he literally at one point scott makes some argument there was like a back and forth section and scott makes some argument and he goes well we just have fundamentally different worldviews and you're …”
“… hours talking to him and I knew his wife. And I really liked him as a man, but his views were impossible to defend if you cared about the United States. Yeah, that right. But anyway, I guess with all of them, I was never particularly intellectually impressed with any of them. No, I agree. If you want to see, by the way, if you want to see, if you've never watched, man, Scott Horton debating Bill Kristol at the Soho Forum. Well, that's unfair. It was, you really exposed just how much. Bill Kristol has nothing. No knowledge, no argument, nothing. He literally, I've never seen it happen before. he threw in the towel in the debate essentially he literally at one point scott makes some argument there was like a back and forth section and scott makes some argument and he goes well we just have fundamentally different worldviews and you're like yeah that's why you're debating but you have to make an argument and then he will never explain what his world well right and then it is in his closing there was still like three minutes on the clock and he just stopped anyway i say all of this to say i've i've seen some dumb arguments from neocons over the years i have never seen anyone go …”
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Neoconservative commentary has devolved into senseless rants that repel rather than persuade. Dave Smith critiques figures like Mark Levin, arguing their approach increases hatred and fails to articulate any coherent arguments. This alarming trend raises questions about the effectiveness of their messaging and its implications for U.S. foreign policy.
“… stupid, but they still sound stupid. There are people you disagree with that are sharp and articulate and have a big vocabulary. And, you know, when Bill Maher makes an argument against something that I'm for, he does a good job of it. They don't do a very good job. You know, it's an interesting stat. I don't know if you saw this one. Andrew, I don't know where it is. It was floating around about a month and a half ago, but there was a breakdown of who's done the most talking in the Supreme Court. Did you ever see that? No. It was interesting because my, you know, my chick think theorem. Yes. Lots of …”
“… it doesn't, it's sort of like when you hear Jasmine Crockett talk or you hear AOC talk, it's not that you disagree, although you do disagree, but they also sound stupid. Yes. And they sound stupid because they're trying to make an argument that's stupid, but they still sound stupid. There are people you disagree with that are sharp and articulate and have a big vocabulary. And, you know, when Bill Maher makes an argument against something that I'm for, he does a good job of it. They don't do a very good job. You know, it's an interesting stat. I don't know if you saw this one. Andrew, I don't know where it is. It was floating around about a month and a half ago, but there was a breakdown of who's done the most talking in the Supreme Court. Did you ever see that? No. It was interesting because my, you know, my chick think theorem. Yes. Lots of talk, but not a lot of action. Yes. I think Kataji Brown Jackson had by far the most talking, but she makes the least sense. She loves to hear the sound of her own voice. Talking and the guys. But the thing that was funny about the breakdown, and I think it was talking, I think, or was it? There's a graphic that sort of has the most versus the …”
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This segment hilariously critiques the Supreme Court justices, particularly focusing on Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson's verbosity compared to her male counterparts. The comedic take on political commentary, combined with a jab at long ponytails distracting from serious discussions, makes for a lively and entertaining listen.
“… syndrome is that if Trump says something, your position obviously has to become the complete opposite. So Stephen A. Smith was on Real Time with Bill Maher on Friday night. And he's a, what I would call, you know, in that sliver of people who is a last remaining moderate liberal kind of in the Bill Maher milieu, right? And here he is pointing out how the Democrats used to say all of the freaking things as it relates to Iran, as Trump is saying right now. You got a lot of damn nerves to be in the face of American people saying for numerous administrations, Iran is a problem. We have to be dealt …”
“And, you know, the other interesting part of this is the rhetoric with the Dems used to be more anti-Iran. And now, because they have Trump derangement syndrome and what he, as you guys know, the main symptom of Trump derangement syndrome is that if Trump says something, your position obviously has to become the complete opposite. So Stephen A. Smith was on Real Time with Bill Maher on Friday night. And he's a, what I would call, you know, in that sliver of people who is a last remaining moderate liberal kind of in the Bill Maher milieu, right? And here he is pointing out how the Democrats used to say all of the freaking things as it relates to Iran, as Trump is saying right now. You got a lot of damn nerves to be in the face of American people saying for numerous administrations, Iran is a problem. We have to be dealt with Iran is a problem. They have to be dealt with. And then this man deals with them. And then all of a sudden you're complaining about him now. It doesn't really make sense. It's a lack of. Would you take that back, Lenny? Do it. So what's interesting about that clip is Stephen A, I actually don't know that much about his general foreign policy …”
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Stephen A. Smith calls out the Democrats for their hypocrisy regarding Iran, highlighting how their rhetoric has shifted drastically since Trump took office. Once adamantly anti-Iran, they now criticize Trump's approach despite it aligning with their previous stance. This contradiction raises questions about their motivations and decision-making processes.
“… U.S. government says is gospel and listen to them. As long as, you know, Biden and her people are in charge. This is her talking about regulation on Bill Maher. He doesn't like regulations. Well, we live in a soup of toxic chemicals. If we don't regulate it, we're all going to die of cancer. That's true. He doesn't do anything. There's also many regulations that aren't necessary, that aren't. I mean, you really don't believe that the state we live in, California, is lacking regulation. There's over 300,000 regulations. Well, maybe they're needed. They're not. When I tried to put in a garage door, I …”
“… which is she originally made her bones by railing against the government, the man. She made her bones by going to Vietnam and siding with the North Vietnamese versus the U.S. government. But at some point, she wants us to now take everything the U.S. government says is gospel and listen to them. As long as, you know, Biden and her people are in charge. This is her talking about regulation on Bill Maher. He doesn't like regulations. Well, we live in a soup of toxic chemicals. If we don't regulate it, we're all going to die of cancer. That's true. He doesn't do anything. There's also many regulations that aren't necessary, that aren't. I mean, you really don't believe that the state we live in, California, is lacking regulation. There's over 300,000 regulations. Well, maybe they're needed. They're not. When I tried to put in a garage door, I had to have three inspections. There should have been none. I should be allowed to change my garage door. Are you kidding? Really? It was about a garage door? Absolutely. I'm sorry. Yeah, that is. No, you know this about California. No, I don't. Well.”
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In this segment, the host hilariously critiques the absurdity of California's excessive regulations, using a personal anecdote about needing three inspections just to install a garage door. The juxtaposition of a mundane task with the serious implications of regulation creates a comedic tension that's both relatable and outrageous.
“… right? And to the point where we saw what happened with Gen Z and LGBTQ and the tie between it, the percentage is going to, it got to a point that Bill Maher had to talk about it. Chinese very clearly saw a few issues were very helpful to attack us with. One of those issues is Jewish people. Chinese have decided that it's very helpful to create divisiveness around Jews in America. Because they see attacking Jews as something that's very, very useful to do, to rip us apart. And it is. It is. It's actually caused a lot of problems. Unpack that. Go a little bit deeper. So I think the Asian people maybe …”
“… of me. They have models of everyone. And they try to figure out how to use those models to influence us and influence people about us for their ends and for our divisiveness. I mean, they're very good at it. I mean, we saw they did that with TikTok, right? And to the point where we saw what happened with Gen Z and LGBTQ and the tie between it, the percentage is going to, it got to a point that Bill Maher had to talk about it. Chinese very clearly saw a few issues were very helpful to attack us with. One of those issues is Jewish people. Chinese have decided that it's very helpful to create divisiveness around Jews in America. Because they see attacking Jews as something that's very, very useful to do, to rip us apart. And it is. It is. It's actually caused a lot of problems. Unpack that. Go a little bit deeper. So I think the Asian people maybe are a little more racist in some ways than we are. They think of things more those terms. They just are. That's my experience. And so if you stop and think about this, there's a lot of Jews that are very successful. And there's successful Jews in America they see as an edge for America. But they also see there's a lot of resentment. So that's a …”
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China is using sophisticated bot farms to create division within the U.S., targeting sensitive issues to weaken societal cohesion. By manipulating social media narratives, they aim to exacerbate tensions around topics like race and religion, particularly focusing on the Jewish community. This cognitive warfare strategy is part of a broader effort to destabilize American culture and politics.
“… attempt to use the filibuster proof reconciliation process to fund the rest of ICE and pass a limited portions of the Save America Act, an election bill that is Trump's top priority. A White House official told NBC News the conversations are still ongoing, but that seems to be an acceptable solution. Senate Majority Leader John Thune, South Dakota, also sounded upbeat about the proposal without making any guarantees. I feel good about it. He told reporters Monday night as the Senate wrapped up business for the day, adding that there are some particulars to nail down. But I think we're in a good …”
“… to quickly fund the TSA and bring an end to long lines at airports. The path involves funding all of DHS with the exception of immigration enforcement and deportation operations under ICE. Once DHS is largely functioning again, Republicans would attempt to use the filibuster proof reconciliation process to fund the rest of ICE and pass a limited portions of the Save America Act, an election bill that is Trump's top priority. A White House official told NBC News the conversations are still ongoing, but that seems to be an acceptable solution. Senate Majority Leader John Thune, South Dakota, also sounded upbeat about the proposal without making any guarantees. I feel good about it. He told reporters Monday night as the Senate wrapped up business for the day, adding that there are some particulars to nail down. But I think we're in a good spot. So look, we will see. As you know, this has been completely on the Democrats. ICE is already funded. They're trying to use every bit of leverage here to maybe get some movement on the SAVE Act. We will see about that. But this has been a Democrat decision. They defunded DHS so that they could extract concessions on ICE, even though ICE was …”
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The Democrats are to blame for the DHS funding impasse, using it as leverage to extract concessions on ICE, despite ICE already being funded.
“… for mRNA vaccines for cancers was not cut. But there was some very tricky messaging around that at that time. So much so that, because I'd gone on Bill Maher and I said, it's foolish to cut this funding for the cancer research. but I got a call from Washington and said we didn't cut the money for that we cut the money for the other thing and I thought okay so it's like it's but the messaging has been deliberately broad on both sides so the challenge has been that because we now let's just call a duck a duck we've got right-wing media and we've got left-wing media and then we've got a few people in …”
“… incredible, life-saving technology. And a lot of funding has been cut. Yeah, I think that, well, it's interesting. So the funding for mRNA vaccines for respiratory illnesses has been cut. I was told, and I don't know if this is true, that the funding for mRNA vaccines for cancers was not cut. But there was some very tricky messaging around that at that time. So much so that, because I'd gone on Bill Maher and I said, it's foolish to cut this funding for the cancer research. but I got a call from Washington and said we didn't cut the money for that we cut the money for the other thing and I thought okay so it's like it's but the messaging has been deliberately broad on both sides so the challenge has been that because we now let's just call a duck a duck we've got right-wing media and we've got left-wing media and then we've got a few people in the middle like Bill Maher who are kind of like just calling shots I thought you went on Bill Maher It was a really good episode. Yeah. So thank you. But for the most part, the way that clicks and ad revenue, et cetera, is working for these news outlets is don't say anything positive about the other side, even if there's something that's favorable …”
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Maha's role in health discussions is crucial, especially as funding for transformative mRNA cancer vaccines faces cuts. While some believe initiatives to improve food supply and health behaviors are insufficient, Maha argues that any progress towards better health is vital. This debate highlights the media's polarized narratives and the importance of balanced discourse in health policy.
“… reason they wanted to go on yours and kudos because they don't often go on left leaning shows. so that was a big of them they usually go on you know Bill Maher and you know Tim Pool or whomever else will have them on it's because you guys have a massive platform and so they wanted some of that shine they want some of your audience but I guess your audience already knew what was hated them hey we got ripped I'm sure that I probably I mean I don't read the comments often but I did Kylie was like, hey, you might wanna go read these. And I was like oh my God they so mad at us They are furious We already …”
“… And then when you find out your guy or your gal is a hypocrite on something, it's pretty devastating. It is. And look, the invitation is always open for Anna to come on my show. I've invited her to talk to me. I've had jank on to debate. I think the reason they wanted to go on yours and kudos because they don't often go on left leaning shows. so that was a big of them they usually go on you know Bill Maher and you know Tim Pool or whomever else will have them on it's because you guys have a massive platform and so they wanted some of that shine they want some of your audience but I guess your audience already knew what was hated them hey we got ripped I'm sure that I probably I mean I don't read the comments often but I did Kylie was like, hey, you might wanna go read these. And I was like oh my God they so mad at us They are furious We already had you booked at the time And they like have Francesca on And I was like it already in the works So I thought I ask you about it And I thank you so much And I look forward to future collaborating The one thing I will say about our side, the progressive left, independent media space and listener, you all really like this. It's very collaborative and …”
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The discussion dives into the decline of The Young Turks (TYT) and the backlash faced by its prominent figures, Anna Kasparian and Cenk Uygur. With a focus on the departure of queer and POC contributors, the segment highlights the importance of accountability and open dialogue within progressive media spaces, emphasizing the need for honest conversations about moral duplicity in political commentary.
“… you know, there you have it. And you know what? It's never going to be done because they control everything. But, you know, I do love people like Bill Clinton and Hillary Clinton having to be subpoenaed. And the fact that they hate it, that they still have to do it, that's what I want. Can I show you guys what Bill Maher did to Adam Schiff that you showed me a few days ago? Oh, great. Love it. If you haven't seen this, folks, you have to see this just to finish the podcast on an exciting note.”
“… sarcastic. Are we getting closer? No, this is like JFK. Guys, guys, we're going to be talking about this 20 years from now. This is like JFK. The longer it goes, the more things are going to pop out. Something will be unredacted and come out. And, you know, there you have it. And you know what? It's never going to be done because they control everything. But, you know, I do love people like Bill Clinton and Hillary Clinton having to be subpoenaed. And the fact that they hate it, that they still have to do it, that's what I want. Can I show you guys what Bill Maher did to Adam Schiff that you showed me a few days ago? Oh, great. Love it. If you haven't seen this, folks, you have to see this just to finish the podcast on an exciting note.”
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President Trump just tweeted that Australia is making a grave humanitarian mistake by forcing the Iran National Women's Soccer Team back to Iran, where they could face severe consequences. This situation highlights the complexities of asylum in political contexts, especially when athletes' lives are at stake. As tensions rise, the world watches closely to see how Australia will respond to this urgent plea for asylum.
“… honest about that. And listen, you know, Marr is someone who I used to disagree with. I find myself agreeing with him more and more. And I feel like Bill Marr is an old school liberal that his party went crazy. And he's sitting there going, OK, how about like free speech matters and don't embrace crazy Islamists who want to kill us and and and suddenly that makes him feel like a right winger yeah it's and it's not bill maher is a common sense guy like i was saying he's a guy who um isn't afraid to stand up for common sense and and uh yeah that night was actually really really cool at the white …”
“there and go, I hate that guy. It's impossible. He can be amazingly charming. He's funny as all get out. And I'll give Marr some credit, too, because he was honest about that. And listen, you know, Marr is someone who I used to disagree with. I find myself agreeing with him more and more. And I feel like Bill Marr is an old school liberal that his party went crazy. And he's sitting there going, OK, how about like free speech matters and don't embrace crazy Islamists who want to kill us and and and suddenly that makes him feel like a right winger yeah it's and it's not bill maher is a common sense guy like i was saying he's a guy who um isn't afraid to stand up for common sense and and uh yeah that night was actually really really cool at the white he was hilarious the president was hilarious and think about this bill maher has been pumping the democrat agenda for you know 30 40 whatever how many years he's never been invited to the white house and never toured the White House. Wow, really? President Trump was the first one. Are you, not one Democrat ever asked Bill Maher the White House? …”
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Bill Maher, known for his liberal views, surprisingly received an invitation to the White House from President Trump, marking a significant moment in political discourse. During the visit, Maher engaged in candid discussions with Trump, showcasing a rare instance of bipartisan dialogue. This event highlights how Maher's common-sense approach resonates even across political divides.
“… to get better while they were still there fucking everything up. The liberation from Mossadegh. What do liberals not get about that, Ryan? Didn't Bill Maher lose his show for criticizing the invasion of Iraq? politically incorrect. I thought so. Yeah, that's my impression. So what did he not get about liberation then? Like, what is what's going on with this guy? Well, he's saying ground troops, I guess, is his red line. So, OK, so what he was saying is George W. Bush should have just done shock and awe for months and bombed the hell out of Iraq. And then he would have been fine with it. And then …”
“… they had so many different reasons for going to war, regime change, and we got to get rid of the nukes, and they were supporters of terrorism? It's all of it. How about this? This was a fascist theocracy, and nothing in the Middle East was ever going to get better while they were still there fucking everything up. The liberation from Mossadegh. What do liberals not get about that, Ryan? Didn't Bill Maher lose his show for criticizing the invasion of Iraq? politically incorrect. I thought so. Yeah, that's my impression. So what did he not get about liberation then? Like, what is what's going on with this guy? Well, he's saying ground troops, I guess, is his red line. So, OK, so what he was saying is George W. Bush should have just done shock and awe for months and bombed the hell out of Iraq. And then he would have been fine with it. And then Hussein and then like Uday Hussein or Qusey Hussein, And I guess whichever one rises to the top becomes president of Iraq. And he's cool with that. You just keep mowing the lawn. And then, yeah, as they did in the 90s. And as they talking about maybe the strategy going forward with Iran now I don know Which guy Clearly I mean the guy just he hates …”
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Bill Maher controversially argues that the U.S. should have bombed Iraq into submission instead of engaging in lengthy debates about the reasons for war. He suggests that the real issue is a fascist theocracy in the Middle East, which he believes has hindered progress in the region. This sparked significant backlash and ultimately led to Maher's show being canceled after he made similar comments post-9/11.
“… we missed it, we caught it later, about a week or two ago in the Federal Register, a proposed new rule. New rules. I feel like I'm, what's his name? Bill Maher. New rule.”
“… without due process in the middle of the night, whether they like it or not. So she's making them do it, and they've had a complete inability to refill the 6,000 or 7,000 and people that have left the Department of Justice. So Bondi publishes, and we missed it, we caught it later, about a week or two ago in the Federal Register, a proposed new rule. New rules. I feel like I'm, what's his name? Bill Maher. New rule.”
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The Department of Justice is facing a significant ethical crisis under Pam Bondi, with reports of attorneys being forced into unethical positions and violating court orders. This troubling trend follows a series of sanctions and disbarments of Trump’s legal team, prompting Bondi to propose new rules to prevent further accountability. The implications of these actions raise serious questions about the integrity of the legal system.
“… time, and Mueller had attended the weddings of Barr's daughters, and their wives attend Bible study together. which leads to some questions about Bill Barr. I'm told that people close to Mueller, I mean he was such a man in such dignity, he never, to my knowledge attacked Barr, he testified for Congress maybe I can't remember, he may have implicitly criticized him, he certainly didn't go around giving speeches, he could have the next few years before his health took a real turn for the worse you know, being a leader of the criticism of Trump or he thought he had done his job he had returned …”
“Mueller leaves behind two daughters and three grandchildren. I just pulled this up. It's interesting. He also had known Barr for a long time, and Mueller had attended the weddings of Barr's daughters, and their wives attend Bible study together. which leads to some questions about Bill Barr. I'm told that people close to Mueller, I mean he was such a man in such dignity, he never, to my knowledge attacked Barr, he testified for Congress maybe I can't remember, he may have implicitly criticized him, he certainly didn't go around giving speeches, he could have the next few years before his health took a real turn for the worse you know, being a leader of the criticism of Trump or he thought he had done his job he had returned to public service for that one last thing and he really was quiet and no book. So that, again, shows the kind of impressive dignity. I'll just say one maybe personal thing. I didn't, I met him a few times in Washington. I didn't really know him. I spoke at St. John's Church, which is the church right at Lafayette Square, which, you know, near the …”
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Robert Mueller, the former FBI director, maintained an impressive dignity throughout his career, never publicly attacking those he disagreed with, including Bill Barr. Despite the tumultuous political climate, he chose to remain silent and focused on his public service, reflecting a commitment to honor and character. This quiet strength speaks volumes about the kind of leader he was, especially in contrast to the chaos surrounding him.
“… seats and electronic systems for the automotive industry. And a lot of these companies have huge revenues and small market caps. So Lear did $23 billion in 2025 revenue. The market cap is around $5 billion. And so the business is operationally complex. I mean, on a PE ratio, it trades at, like, I think, 13 price earnings. And so, like, you have these high revenues because you're in the manufacturing business, but you're low margin. Yeah, and this has been some of the concern around VCs, investing in manufacturing businesses. Yep. And just a general concern that, you know, they might today be …”
“So I wanted to dig through some stuff that could potentially be in the crosshairs for Bezos. The first is Lear. They manufacture seats and electronic systems for the automotive industry. And a lot of these companies have huge revenues and small market caps. So Lear did $23 billion in 2025 revenue. The market cap is around $5 billion. And so the business is operationally complex. I mean, on a PE ratio, it trades at, like, I think, 13 price earnings. And so, like, you have these high revenues because you're in the manufacturing business, but you're low margin. Yeah, and this has been some of the concern around VCs, investing in manufacturing businesses. Yep. And just a general concern that, you know, they might today be getting valued on a revenue multiple. Yep. But as they get to the public markets, people expect them to be valued on earnings. And that is a very different story. Lear, interestingly, not the maker of the Learjet, which sold to the Gates company, which is not affiliated with Bill Gates. I was like, is there a link here? But there's not. But …”
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Goodyear's market cap is only $1.8 billion despite generating $18 billion in revenue, leading to a staggering 0.1x revenue multiple. This highlights the thin margins in the tire industry and the competitive pressures they face, especially from cheaper Chinese alternatives. The company must leverage AI to optimize production and improve quality control if it hopes to attract investor interest and increase its valuation.
“Great hit. Bill Maher had Adam Schiff on his show. Adam Schiff, the insufferable senator from California. led the impeachment against Trump, invading against Trump's supposedly illegal war in Iran. Bill Maher asked him to get a little bit more specific about his objections. This statement from the administration, the president had the constitutional authority to direct the use of military force because he could reasonably determine that such use of force was in the …”
“Great hit. Bill Maher had Adam Schiff on his show. Adam Schiff, the insufferable senator from California. led the impeachment against Trump, invading against Trump's supposedly illegal war in Iran. Bill Maher asked him to get a little bit more specific about his objections. This statement from the administration, the president had the constitutional authority to direct the use of military force because he could reasonably determine that such use of force was in the national interest. That's too vague for you? Totally vague. Okay, because that's from Obama. about Libya? Well, Obama made the argument initially that he could go into Syria without an authorization. I and many others pushed back on that argument. Ultimately, he did not go forward with going after Assad, even though Assad was gassing his own …”
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James Tallarico's interpretation of Christian values is criticized as a facade for promoting harmful ideologies under the guise of kindness.
“… appears to be absolutely catastrophic. I mean, throughout the entire day yesterday, he kept on posting on his social media photos of the comedian Bill Maher. He had some dinner with Bill Maher in February or something, and there were February articles of Bill Maher, he kept on posting, not just once, eight times, post after post on Bill Maher. Then he started posting videos of Grand Theft Auto, the video game Grand Theft Auto. And he's like mixing Grand Theft Auto videos with videos of the war against Iran. Then he starts posting Major League Baseball games and then starts mixing that with footage …”
“It is not looking good for Donald Trump physically and mentally. He is collapsing while the United States is at war. while the United States war against Iran has gone from horrible to absolutely catastrophic. Donald Trump's physical and mental health appears to be absolutely catastrophic. I mean, throughout the entire day yesterday, he kept on posting on his social media photos of the comedian Bill Maher. He had some dinner with Bill Maher in February or something, and there were February articles of Bill Maher, he kept on posting, not just once, eight times, post after post on Bill Maher. Then he started posting videos of Grand Theft Auto, the video game Grand Theft Auto. And he's like mixing Grand Theft Auto videos with videos of the war against Iran. Then he starts posting Major League Baseball games and then starts mixing that with footage of the war against Iran, then NFL football games, and then starts mixing that with images of the war against Iran. And, you know, speaking of sports, he continues to surround himself with different sports teams and athletes instead of address the American people and people who are around Donald Trump, say privately. He keeps on whispering about we …”
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Donald Trump's erratic behavior and focus on sports figures over pressing national issues raise serious concerns about his mental fitness and leadership capabilities.
“… dollars personally, worked on your campaign for over a year, was on your executive transition team? I said one thing that you didn't like on the Bill Maher show. And Bill told me he was going to go after me. And Bill said to me, you were seven for eight for Donald Trump tonight. You got to go 10 for 13. So he's attacking my wife, Patrick. Let me tell you something about you because I watch your show almost every week. If this guy, after you did all of that for him and you did one thing that he didn't like, started attacking your wife, who is the mother of your children, I think he'd be pretty lit …”
“… at the end of the day, I am an Italian kid from Long Island. I grew up in a blue-collar neighborhood. don't go after my wife on Twitter, who's never once said one thing about you publicly. And who the hell are you to do that after I gave you a million dollars personally, worked on your campaign for over a year, was on your executive transition team? I said one thing that you didn't like on the Bill Maher show. And Bill told me he was going to go after me. And Bill said to me, you were seven for eight for Donald Trump tonight. You got to go 10 for 13. So he's attacking my wife, Patrick. Let me tell you something about you because I watch your show almost every week. If this guy, after you did all of that for him and you did one thing that he didn't like, started attacking your wife, who is the mother of your children, I think he'd be pretty lit up. And by the way – Maybe you wouldn't be, but I'm telling you I would be. I'm glad you said that. You know why I'm glad you said that? And I know most people would be. You know why I'm glad you said that? Tell me. Because it's important for the market to – Couldn't even live in my neighborhood if I didn't respond to that. I fully understand that. …”
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Trump believes he can withstand any scandal, including serious allegations, and that nothing can tarnish his image. This mindset is fueled by personal experiences, like attacking a supporter’s wife, which showcases the emotional stakes involved. The speaker reflects on how this affects not only Trump’s legacy but also the perception of loyalty in politics.
“… sane person, you're going to be somewhat on the right, and you're going to have to call out the nonsensical drivel of the lefty host. But watch what Bill Maher did right here to Adam Schiff.”
“… you one more clip from the episode, because this was rather brilliant. This was rather brilliant. You know, I'm a big fan of receipts, right? You're on a show, you take out some notes, and you call out the BS of usually the host, because if you're a sane person, you're going to be somewhat on the right, and you're going to have to call out the nonsensical drivel of the lefty host. But watch what Bill Maher did right here to Adam Schiff.”
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Iran's military leadership faced a catastrophic failure when they gathered for a crucial meeting, only to be targeted and decimated by surrounding forces. This blunder highlights their incompetence, as they ignored the looming threat and even joked about their 'Assembly of Experts' being filled with 'extraordinary idiots.' Bill Maher critiques this absurdity, showcasing the irony of their situation and the hypocrisy in political discourse.
“… a medical license and works now mostly as an influencer. Her Instagram profile includes photos and clips of her with Andrew Huberman, Joe Rogan, Bill Maher, Tucker Carlson, as well as longevity specialists and I think the founder, but I'm not sure, of at least one skincare brand whose primary spokesperson appears at the moment to be trad wife Wundefrau Nara Aziza Smith. Means posts take aim at what she calls ultra processed foods. She cites sourceless statistics about increases in the prevalence of various diseases upticks in childhood onset this and that and speaks in an alarming and in this …”
“… alternative medicine, citation, and as such is pseudoscientific, citation, and has been described as a form of quackery, citation, citation, citation, citation, citation. Casey founded a practice in Portland, Oregon, which has closed. She does not hold a medical license and works now mostly as an influencer. Her Instagram profile includes photos and clips of her with Andrew Huberman, Joe Rogan, Bill Maher, Tucker Carlson, as well as longevity specialists and I think the founder, but I'm not sure, of at least one skincare brand whose primary spokesperson appears at the moment to be trad wife Wundefrau Nara Aziza Smith. Means posts take aim at what she calls ultra processed foods. She cites sourceless statistics about increases in the prevalence of various diseases upticks in childhood onset this and that and speaks in an alarming and in this administration very familiar tone about all the ways various establishment forces conspire to diminish the health of Americans or keep them from knowledge about what true health really looks like. Like RFK Jr. and so many others associated with the current American administration, there are kernels of truth in her criticisms. The American healthcare …”
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Casey Means, nominated by Trump for Surgeon General, raises eyebrows due to her unlicensed status and alternative medicine background. While she critiques the American healthcare system and processed foods, her methods are often deemed pseudoscientific. This nomination could redefine the role of the nation's doctor in unprecedented ways.
“… out that 40% of them, more than 40%, want Trump to be killed. So what do we talk about? When you say right of center, are you talking about like Bill Kristol right of center? That's probably what they mean. But anyway, the survey also found a strong correlation between justifying Trump's murder and Mamdani's murder, indicating a broader trend towards political violence in this country, one that's noticeably stronger on the left, particularly among women who spend a lot of time on social media and who perceive that America is on the decline. And it's mostly what you'd expect, except perhaps …”
“… justification for killing Trump. Which should tell you something by the way about who qualifies as a right of center because they give the data on well apparently a majority of people on the right of center also support political murder But then we find out that 40% of them, more than 40%, want Trump to be killed. So what do we talk about? When you say right of center, are you talking about like Bill Kristol right of center? That's probably what they mean. But anyway, the survey also found a strong correlation between justifying Trump's murder and Mamdani's murder, indicating a broader trend towards political violence in this country, one that's noticeably stronger on the left, particularly among women who spend a lot of time on social media and who perceive that America is on the decline. And it's mostly what you'd expect, except perhaps for the fact that women are more likely than men to call for political violence. I mean, for all the talk we're hearing about the dangers of the so-called manosphere and toxic masculinity. Well, it turns out that women are bigger fans of political violence than men are. And this is a finding that, if true, would obviously represent a major victory …”
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A recent survey reveals that nearly two-thirds of respondents justify the murder of political figures like Donald Trump, indicating a disturbing trend towards political violence in the U.S. This surge is particularly pronounced among women on social media, challenging traditional perceptions of gender and aggression. The findings suggest a correlation between beliefs in American decline and the endorsement of violent actions against political opponents.
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