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Bill Maher and Sam Harris Claim Islam Is the Problem and that many Muslims are in support of Islamic extremists but Ben Affleck disagrees and condemns Islamophobia saying you can’t judge other Muslims because of extremists actions . Bill Maher: The idea that someone should be killed if they leave the Islamic religion. Ben Affleck: You’re stereotyping. You’re taking these things and painting the whole religion with that. Ben Affleck: More than a billion people aren’t fanatical. They just want to go to school, eat some sandwiches, pray five times a day. Ben Affleck: The people who would actually believe and enact that you murder somebody if they leave Islam is not the majority of Muslims at all.
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Bill Maher Says Muslims Are the Group He Won’t Joke About Host: “Who are the people you can’t make jokes about?” Bill Maher: “Muslims.” Host: “Muslims?” Bill Maher: “Yeah. Try that and see what your Twitter feed says.” Host: “But that’s not saying you can’t. That just means they’ll kill you.” Bill Maher: “Oh yes, I’ve said that.” Host: “Theoretically, you could.” Bill Maher: “You know, I’ve made jokes like, ‘It’s a religion of peace.’ There’s a PC over there, a PC over there and see, they’re right.” Bill Maher jokes about why Muslims are one group he believes comedians have to be especially careful with, arguing that fear of backlash or violence can make certain subjects feel off-limits.
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Bill Maher Says Muslims Are the Group He Won’t Joke About Host: “Who are the people you can’t make jokes about?” Bill Maher: “Muslims.” Host: “Muslims?” Bill Maher: “Yeah. Try that and see what your Twitter feed says.” Host: “But that’s not saying you can’t. That just means they’ll kill you.” Bill Maher: “Oh yes, I’ve said that.” Host: “Theoretically, you could.” Bill Maher: “You know, I’ve made jokes like, ‘It’s a religion of peace.’ There’s a PC over there, a PC over there and see, they’re right.” Bill Maher jokes about why Muslims are one group he believes comedians have to be especially careful with, arguing that fear of backlash or violence can make certain subjects feel off-limits.

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Bill Maher Challenges Charlie Rose: “Islam Is Not Like Other Religions” Bill Maher: I think liberals should stop booing me for pointing out that Islam is not like other religions, that it is a unique threat. Charlie Rose: But it's not Islam you're against. Bill Maher: Howard Dean said, “The people in ISIS... I'm about as Islamic as they are,” distancing the vast numbers of Muslims around the world from it. That's just not true. Charlie Rose: It is true. Bill Maher: It is not true, Charlie. There is a connecting tissue between Charlie Rose: You mean behind every Muslim is a future member of some radical Bill Maher: Let me finish. There are illiberal beliefs held by vast numbers of Muslims that I don't think have Charlie Rose: Vast numbers of Christians, too. Bill Maher: No, that's not true. Vast numbers of Christians don't believe that if you leave Christianity, you should be killed. They don't treat women as second-class citizens, and they don't believe drawing Jesus should get you killed. Does ISIS kill people indiscriminately who aren't like them? Yes. Would most Muslims do that or condone it? No. But most Muslims in the world do condone violence just for what you think. Charlie Rose: How do you know that? Bill Maher: First of all, they say it. There's a Pew poll of Egypt where 82% said stoning was the appropriate punishment for adultery, and over 80% thought death was appropriate for leaving Islam. So to claim this religion is like other religions is naive and wrong. Saudi Arabia has also beheaded people for nonviolent crimes, including homosexuality. Charlie Rose: They even cut the hands off a thief. Bill Maher: Right. We're upset when ISIS beheads people, as we should be, but Saudi Arabia does it too, and they're our friends because they have oil. This is the centre of the religion. In Mecca, non-Muslims aren't even allowed into the holy part of the city. If people were being beheaded in Vatican City, don't you think there'd be a bigger outcry? This is the soft bigotry of low expectations. When Muslim people do or believe things we consider extreme, it's somehow not discussed nearly as much. Charlie Rose: I don't believe what we see with ISIS represents Islam. I don't think the Quran teaches them to do this. Bill Maher: Well, you're wrong about that. The Quran absolutely has horrible things about how infidels should be treated. And can we really say women are treated equally in the Muslim world? Their testimony in court is often counted as half. They may need permission to leave the house, and women are forced to wear burqas. And I hear liberals say, “Well, they want to.” They've been brainwashed.
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Bill Maher Challenges Charlie Rose: “Islam Is Not Like Other Religions” Bill Maher: I think liberals should stop booing me for pointing out that Islam is not like other religions, that it is a unique threat. Charlie Rose: But it's not Islam you're against. Bill Maher: Howard Dean said, “The people in ISIS... I'm about as Islamic as they are,” distancing the vast numbers of Muslims around the world from it. That's just not true. Charlie Rose: It is true. Bill Maher: It is not true, Charlie. There is a connecting tissue between Charlie Rose: You mean behind every Muslim is a future member of some radical Bill Maher: Let me finish. There are illiberal beliefs held by vast numbers of Muslims that I don't think have Charlie Rose: Vast numbers of Christians, too. Bill Maher: No, that's not true. Vast numbers of Christians don't believe that if you leave Christianity, you should be killed. They don't treat women as second-class citizens, and they don't believe drawing Jesus should get you killed. Does ISIS kill people indiscriminately who aren't like them? Yes. Would most Muslims do that or condone it? No. But most Muslims in the world do condone violence just for what you think. Charlie Rose: How do you know that? Bill Maher: First of all, they say it. There's a Pew poll of Egypt where 82% said stoning was the appropriate punishment for adultery, and over 80% thought death was appropriate for leaving Islam. So to claim this religion is like other religions is naive and wrong. Saudi Arabia has also beheaded people for nonviolent crimes, including homosexuality. Charlie Rose: They even cut the hands off a thief. Bill Maher: Right. We're upset when ISIS beheads people, as we should be, but Saudi Arabia does it too, and they're our friends because they have oil. This is the centre of the religion. In Mecca, non-Muslims aren't even allowed into the holy part of the city. If people were being beheaded in Vatican City, don't you think there'd be a bigger outcry? This is the soft bigotry of low expectations. When Muslim people do or believe things we consider extreme, it's somehow not discussed nearly as much. Charlie Rose: I don't believe what we see with ISIS represents Islam. I don't think the Quran teaches them to do this. Bill Maher: Well, you're wrong about that. The Quran absolutely has horrible things about how infidels should be treated. And can we really say women are treated equally in the Muslim world? Their testimony in court is often counted as half. They may need permission to leave the house, and women are forced to wear burqas. And I hear liberals say, “Well, they want to.” They've been brainwashed.

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Bill Maher Says Islam and Gay Rights Clash: “We Just Don’t Do That Here” Bill Maher: “Melissa Chaudhry was asked why LGBT rights were missing from her progressive platform. She said, ‘Because a lot of Muslims do not feel that way, unfortunately.’” Bill Maher: “So is this the progressive policy now? Do we throw gay people under the bus anytime it clashes with what makes Muslims uncomfortable?” Bill Maher: “A gay cruise ship with 2,000 passengers had to change course because Muslim countries wouldn’t let it dock.” Bill Maher: “Egypt and Turkey have no problem saying, ‘Our culture, we just don’t do that here.’ We need a little of that attitude here.” Bill Maher: “How about, ‘Homophobia? We just don’t do that here.’” Bill Maher: “Linda Sarsour says, ‘Our number one priority is our community. It is not to assimilate.’” Bill Maher: “But that’s not really how immigration works. If I move to Japan, I don’t get to say, ‘Everybody, a couple of changes.’” Bill Maher: “Lots of people, not just Muslims, do lots of fucked-up shit. We don’t have to go along with it.” Bill Maher argues that progressive politics shouldn’t ignore conflicts between LGBT rights and conservative religious or cultural beliefs. He uses Muslim-majority countries and immigration as examples while insisting that the same standards should apply to everyone.
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Bill Maher Says Islam and Gay Rights Clash: “We Just Don’t Do That Here” Bill Maher: “Melissa Chaudhry was asked why LGBT rights were missing from her progressive platform. She said, ‘Because a lot of Muslims do not feel that way, unfortunately.’” Bill Maher: “So is this the progressive policy now? Do we throw gay people under the bus anytime it clashes with what makes Muslims uncomfortable?” Bill Maher: “A gay cruise ship with 2,000 passengers had to change course because Muslim countries wouldn’t let it dock.” Bill Maher: “Egypt and Turkey have no problem saying, ‘Our culture, we just don’t do that here.’ We need a little of that attitude here.” Bill Maher: “How about, ‘Homophobia? We just don’t do that here.’” Bill Maher: “Linda Sarsour says, ‘Our number one priority is our community. It is not to assimilate.’” Bill Maher: “But that’s not really how immigration works. If I move to Japan, I don’t get to say, ‘Everybody, a couple of changes.’” Bill Maher: “Lots of people, not just Muslims, do lots of fucked-up shit. We don’t have to go along with it.” Bill Maher argues that progressive politics shouldn’t ignore conflicts between LGBT rights and conservative religious or cultural beliefs. He uses Muslim-majority countries and immigration as examples while insisting that the same standards should apply to everyone.

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“Bill Maher CHALLENGES Charlie Rose on Islam: “Find Me a Moderate Muslim” Charlie Rose: Would you come to this table and have a debate about this with a moderate Muslim? Bill Maher: Find one, yes. Find one. I saw Howard Dean on TV, and he said, “I'm about as Islamic as they are,” distancing the vast numbers of Islamic people around the world from that. That's just not true. Charlie Rose: It is true. Bill Maher: It is not true, Charlie. There is a connecting tissue between Charlie Rose: You mean, behind every Muslim is a future member of some radical Bill Maher: Let me finish. Speaker (Islam Net): How many of you agree that the punishments described in the Quran and the Sunnah, whether it is death, whether it is stoning for adultery if it is from Allah and His Messenger, that is the best punishment ever possible for humankind? Who agrees with that? Allahu Akbar. Are you all radical extremists? Bill Maher: There are illiberal beliefs that are held by vast numbers of Muslim people. Charlie Rose: Vast number of Christians, too. Bill Maher: No, you know, that's not true. Speaker (Islam Net): These are general views that every Muslim actually has. Every Muslim believes in these things. Just because they are not telling you about it doesn't mean they don't believe in that. Bill Maher: Vast numbers of Christians do not believe that if you leave the Christian religion, you should be killed for it. Vast numbers of Christians do not treat women as second-class citizens. Vast numbers of Christians do not believe that if you draw a picture of Jesus Christ, you should get killed for it. But most Muslim people in the world do condone violence just for what you think. Charlie Rose: How do you know that? Bill Maher: First of all, they say it. There's a Pew poll of Egypt from a few years ago: 82%, I think it was, said stoning is the appropriate punishment for adultery; over 80% thought death was the appropriate punishment for leaving the Muslim religion. Charlie Rose: Well, I do. Bill Maher: So to claim that this religion is like other religions is just naive and plain wrong. It is not like other religions. Charlie Rose: I don't think the Quran teaches them to do these kind of Bill Maher: Well, you're wrong about that. The Quran absolutely has on every page stuff that's horrible about how the infidel should be treated.
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“Bill Maher CHALLENGES Charlie Rose on Islam: “Find Me a Moderate Muslim” Charlie Rose: Would you come to this table and have a debate about this with a moderate Muslim? Bill Maher: Find one, yes. Find one. I saw Howard Dean on TV, and he said, “I'm about as Islamic as they are,” distancing the vast numbers of Islamic people around the world from that. That's just not true. Charlie Rose: It is true. Bill Maher: It is not true, Charlie. There is a connecting tissue between Charlie Rose: You mean, behind every Muslim is a future member of some radical Bill Maher: Let me finish. Speaker (Islam Net): How many of you agree that the punishments described in the Quran and the Sunnah, whether it is death, whether it is stoning for adultery if it is from Allah and His Messenger, that is the best punishment ever possible for humankind? Who agrees with that? Allahu Akbar. Are you all radical extremists? Bill Maher: There are illiberal beliefs that are held by vast numbers of Muslim people. Charlie Rose: Vast number of Christians, too. Bill Maher: No, you know, that's not true. Speaker (Islam Net): These are general views that every Muslim actually has. Every Muslim believes in these things. Just because they are not telling you about it doesn't mean they don't believe in that. Bill Maher: Vast numbers of Christians do not believe that if you leave the Christian religion, you should be killed for it. Vast numbers of Christians do not treat women as second-class citizens. Vast numbers of Christians do not believe that if you draw a picture of Jesus Christ, you should get killed for it. But most Muslim people in the world do condone violence just for what you think. Charlie Rose: How do you know that? Bill Maher: First of all, they say it. There's a Pew poll of Egypt from a few years ago: 82%, I think it was, said stoning is the appropriate punishment for adultery; over 80% thought death was the appropriate punishment for leaving the Muslim religion. Charlie Rose: Well, I do. Bill Maher: So to claim that this religion is like other religions is just naive and plain wrong. It is not like other religions. Charlie Rose: I don't think the Quran teaches them to do these kind of Bill Maher: Well, you're wrong about that. The Quran absolutely has on every page stuff that's horrible about how the infidel should be treated.

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Bill Maher Tells Mike Tyson what he Doesn't like about Islam. Bill Maher: “You’re a Muslim. Is the whole family Muslim?” Mike Tyson: “It’s my wife and my kids. They have to choose what they want to be.” Bill Maher: “And you’re okay with that?” Mike Tyson: “Absolutely.” Bill Maher: “That is not a point of view that’s even allowed in many Muslim countries around the world. There is one religion, it is Islam, and they’re not big on, ‘Hey, you know what? Let’s agree to disagree.’” Mike Tyson: “But listen, I’m not Allah.” Bill Maher: “I know. I’m just saying that’s something you’re allowed to do here as an American Muslim.” Mike Tyson: “I learned from experience. I’m not going to stop that growth from something that my growth is extending with. I’ve grown with it, but that’s not their growth.” Bill Maher: “I’m just pointing out that this enlightened point of view is not found uniformly around the world.” Mike Tyson: “You’d be surprised how many Muslims want to come in that think the way we think.” Bill Maher: “I’m not surprised. And women who don’t want to wear the you know, whatever the thing that looks like a cover of a motorboat.” Mike Tyson: “Well, some people are more modest. I wish I had the dignity to be that modest.” Bill Maher: “Modest? Why do you say that?” Mike Tyson: “Because they believe in covering themselves, and I’m like, you said I gotta be I don’t have much money. I gotta be in this cheap-ass plane with all these people and talking to these people.” Bill Maher: “One thing is modesty. Completely covering a woman so you don’t see any of her is different. This isn’t modest. That’s pathological.” Mike Tyson: “Suppose she’s happy with that.” Bill Maher: “She’s not. Oh my God, she’s not happy with it. I mean, you can brainwash someone into liking anything.”
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Bill Maher Tells Mike Tyson what he Doesn't like about Islam. Bill Maher: “You’re a Muslim. Is the whole family Muslim?” Mike Tyson: “It’s my wife and my kids. They have to choose what they want to be.” Bill Maher: “And you’re okay with that?” Mike Tyson: “Absolutely.” Bill Maher: “That is not a point of view that’s even allowed in many Muslim countries around the world. There is one religion, it is Islam, and they’re not big on, ‘Hey, you know what? Let’s agree to disagree.’” Mike Tyson: “But listen, I’m not Allah.” Bill Maher: “I know. I’m just saying that’s something you’re allowed to do here as an American Muslim.” Mike Tyson: “I learned from experience. I’m not going to stop that growth from something that my growth is extending with. I’ve grown with it, but that’s not their growth.” Bill Maher: “I’m just pointing out that this enlightened point of view is not found uniformly around the world.” Mike Tyson: “You’d be surprised how many Muslims want to come in that think the way we think.” Bill Maher: “I’m not surprised. And women who don’t want to wear the you know, whatever the thing that looks like a cover of a motorboat.” Mike Tyson: “Well, some people are more modest. I wish I had the dignity to be that modest.” Bill Maher: “Modest? Why do you say that?” Mike Tyson: “Because they believe in covering themselves, and I’m like, you said I gotta be I don’t have much money. I gotta be in this cheap-ass plane with all these people and talking to these people.” Bill Maher: “One thing is modesty. Completely covering a woman so you don’t see any of her is different. This isn’t modest. That’s pathological.” Mike Tyson: “Suppose she’s happy with that.” Bill Maher: “She’s not. Oh my God, she’s not happy with it. I mean, you can brainwash someone into liking anything.”

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“Ben Affleck Explodes After Sam Harris Calls Islam ‘The Mother Lode of Bad Ideas.’” Ben Affleck: So you're saying Islamophobia is not a real thing? That's bigotry. It's gross. It's racist. Sam Harris: I'm not denying that people are bigoted against Muslims. But we have to be able to criticize bad ideas. Islam, at the moment, is the mother lode of bad ideas. Ben Affleck: Jesus! That's just an ugly thing to say. Of course liberals want to criticize bad ideas, but you're painting an entire religion with one brush. Nicholas Kristof: The picture you're painting is incomplete. Plenty of fanatics are Muslim, but so are the people standing up to them. Ben Affleck: What about the more than a billion Muslims who aren't fanatical and don't do any of the things you're talking about? Bill Maher: Do you really believe those billion people don't hold any of these beliefs? Ben Affleck: They don't. Bill Maher: That's just not true, Ben. Bill Maher: The idea that someone should be killed for leaving Islam is that just a few bad apples? Ben Affleck: The people who actually believe and act that you should murder someone for leaving Islam are not the majority of Muslims at all.
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“Ben Affleck Explodes After Sam Harris Calls Islam ‘The Mother Lode of Bad Ideas.’” Ben Affleck: So you're saying Islamophobia is not a real thing? That's bigotry. It's gross. It's racist. Sam Harris: I'm not denying that people are bigoted against Muslims. But we have to be able to criticize bad ideas. Islam, at the moment, is the mother lode of bad ideas. Ben Affleck: Jesus! That's just an ugly thing to say. Of course liberals want to criticize bad ideas, but you're painting an entire religion with one brush. Nicholas Kristof: The picture you're painting is incomplete. Plenty of fanatics are Muslim, but so are the people standing up to them. Ben Affleck: What about the more than a billion Muslims who aren't fanatical and don't do any of the things you're talking about? Bill Maher: Do you really believe those billion people don't hold any of these beliefs? Ben Affleck: They don't. Bill Maher: That's just not true, Ben. Bill Maher: The idea that someone should be killed for leaving Islam is that just a few bad apples? Ben Affleck: The people who actually believe and act that you should murder someone for leaving Islam are not the majority of Muslims at all.

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Bill Maher: “Why Can’t We Even Call It Islamic Terrorism?” Bill Maher: Obama said, “No religion is responsible for terrorism. People are responsible for violence and terrorism.” That sounds a lot like the NRA slogan. Rob Reiner: Yeah. “Guns don't kill people, people kill...” Bill Maher: He also said, “The notion that the West is at war with Islam is an ugly lie.” The Atlantic said, “The reality is that the Islamic State is Islamic.” So, who's right about this? Rob Reiner: I think neither are right. If you look at the most violent Islamic groups, whether it's ISIS or Al-Qaeda, these are essentially Sunni-based. And they would not be where they are now, especially in Syria and Iraq, had we not removed Saddam Hussein. Bill Maher: He looks better all the time. Rob Reiner: I'm not saying Saddam Hussein was a good guy. Bill Maher: He wasn't a good guy, but sometimes there are no good answers. It's just the best one possible. Rob Reiner: Basically, it is a religious war, but it's a religious sectarian war. And to paint it all as “Islamic,” I think is a big mistake. Elahe Izadi: Obama is trying to avoid the phrase “Islamic extremism.” This was the same challenge President Bush confronted. Bill Nye: If you say everybody who's Islamic is a terrorist, you're headed for trouble. Bill Maher: No one is saying that. Bill Maher: But this idea that we cannot even call it “Islamic terrorism” seems Orwellian to me. We're paying a very high price for this, which is we can't discuss it even rationally. Can't we at least say that there are a number of factors involved, and the religion is certainly one of them? Rob Reiner: Absolutely. Bill Maher: He presented this idea that it's poverty and education. It is poverty and education also, but why are they impoverished and uneducated? It's mostly because of the religion. Bill Nye: What do you think about pumping the internet into there, somehow? So that everybody had access to all of these books... Bill Maher: Yeah, that's another thing the religion might be against. And not to mention the sex part. They're fucked up about women!
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Bill Maher: “Why Can’t We Even Call It Islamic Terrorism?” Bill Maher: Obama said, “No religion is responsible for terrorism. People are responsible for violence and terrorism.” That sounds a lot like the NRA slogan. Rob Reiner: Yeah. “Guns don't kill people, people kill...” Bill Maher: He also said, “The notion that the West is at war with Islam is an ugly lie.” The Atlantic said, “The reality is that the Islamic State is Islamic.” So, who's right about this? Rob Reiner: I think neither are right. If you look at the most violent Islamic groups, whether it's ISIS or Al-Qaeda, these are essentially Sunni-based. And they would not be where they are now, especially in Syria and Iraq, had we not removed Saddam Hussein. Bill Maher: He looks better all the time. Rob Reiner: I'm not saying Saddam Hussein was a good guy. Bill Maher: He wasn't a good guy, but sometimes there are no good answers. It's just the best one possible. Rob Reiner: Basically, it is a religious war, but it's a religious sectarian war. And to paint it all as “Islamic,” I think is a big mistake. Elahe Izadi: Obama is trying to avoid the phrase “Islamic extremism.” This was the same challenge President Bush confronted. Bill Nye: If you say everybody who's Islamic is a terrorist, you're headed for trouble. Bill Maher: No one is saying that. Bill Maher: But this idea that we cannot even call it “Islamic terrorism” seems Orwellian to me. We're paying a very high price for this, which is we can't discuss it even rationally. Can't we at least say that there are a number of factors involved, and the religion is certainly one of them? Rob Reiner: Absolutely. Bill Maher: He presented this idea that it's poverty and education. It is poverty and education also, but why are they impoverished and uneducated? It's mostly because of the religion. Bill Nye: What do you think about pumping the internet into there, somehow? So that everybody had access to all of these books... Bill Maher: Yeah, that's another thing the religion might be against. And not to mention the sex part. They're fucked up about women!

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“Ana Kasparian and Bill Maher Clash Over Whether Israel’s War in Gaza Is Creating More Extremism” Ana Kasparian: You want to talk about a little bit of truth? I can exhilarate you. Bill Maher: I know you're going to say genocide, and I'm going to say you don't know what the word means. Ana Kasparian: I'm Armenian. I know what the word means. Bill Maher: It's when you try to wipe out an entire population of people, which they didn't come close to doing. They prosecuted a war in which they were attacked. Ana Kasparian: If they were literally going after Hamas, that is legitimate. But that's not what's happening. Bill Maher: Hamas hides in tunnels underneath hospitals. Hamas is the bad guy. Ana Kasparian: What Hamas did on October 7th was disgusting. I don't hold back on that. But when the IDF's own data indicates that 83% of the people they've killed are civilians... Bill Maher: Because they hide behind them. Ana Kasparian: But Bill, do you understand that by killing so many civilians, they are essentially multiplying extremism? Bill Maher: I do understand that. But very often in war, you have two very bad choices. You don't have the good choice. You have the bad choice and the even worse choice. Ana Kasparian: Civilians get killed in wars. Everyone knows that. But there has to be a distinction. Let's say our country was occupied by Mexico. They decide to leave, but they control the electricity, what goes in, what comes out... Bill Maher: Because they were attacking them! Ana Kasparian: Israel has nuclear weapons. They have the world's military superpower backing them! Bill Maher: They have nuclear weapons, which they don't use. If Hamas had a nuclear weapon, how many seconds would it take before they used it on Israel? Ana Kasparian: I have no idea.
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“Ana Kasparian and Bill Maher Clash Over Whether Israel’s War in Gaza Is Creating More Extremism” Ana Kasparian: You want to talk about a little bit of truth? I can exhilarate you. Bill Maher: I know you're going to say genocide, and I'm going to say you don't know what the word means. Ana Kasparian: I'm Armenian. I know what the word means. Bill Maher: It's when you try to wipe out an entire population of people, which they didn't come close to doing. They prosecuted a war in which they were attacked. Ana Kasparian: If they were literally going after Hamas, that is legitimate. But that's not what's happening. Bill Maher: Hamas hides in tunnels underneath hospitals. Hamas is the bad guy. Ana Kasparian: What Hamas did on October 7th was disgusting. I don't hold back on that. But when the IDF's own data indicates that 83% of the people they've killed are civilians... Bill Maher: Because they hide behind them. Ana Kasparian: But Bill, do you understand that by killing so many civilians, they are essentially multiplying extremism? Bill Maher: I do understand that. But very often in war, you have two very bad choices. You don't have the good choice. You have the bad choice and the even worse choice. Ana Kasparian: Civilians get killed in wars. Everyone knows that. But there has to be a distinction. Let's say our country was occupied by Mexico. They decide to leave, but they control the electricity, what goes in, what comes out... Bill Maher: Because they were attacking them! Ana Kasparian: Israel has nuclear weapons. They have the world's military superpower backing them! Bill Maher: They have nuclear weapons, which they don't use. If Hamas had a nuclear weapon, how many seconds would it take before they used it on Israel? Ana Kasparian: I have no idea.

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 it makes billionaires leave the state, and many already have, and then the tax base actually goes down.” Don Lemon: “But where are they going to go?” Bill Maher: “Florida! Texas!” Don Lemon: “But if it’s in the entire America, if it’s 5% [tax] of all billionaires, where are they going to go. Are they going to move to another country?” Bill Maher: “If you make it a federal law?” Don Lemon: “Yeah.” Bill Maher: “Well, that ain’t going to happen.”
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 it makes billionaires leave the state, and many already have, and then the tax base actually goes down.” Don Lemon: “But where are they going to go?” Bill Maher: “Florida! Texas!” Don Lemon: “But if it’s in the entire America, if it’s 5% [tax] of all billionaires, where are they going to go. Are they going to move to another country?” Bill Maher: “If you make it a federal law?” Don Lemon: “Yeah.” Bill Maher: “Well, that ain’t going to happen.”

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BILL MAHER: “Trump changed the rules of what we expect from a president, what a president can do.” KEVIN SPACEY: “But don’t you think that’s part of the reason that he won?” BILL MAHER: “Absolutely!” KEVIN SPACEY: “People are like he can do anything he wants. I want to be with that guy!” BILL MAHER: “And there’s just...it’s amazing, at the same time the most full of sh*t person and also the most authentic.” “I mean, again, to say to somebody; ‘You’re a terrible person!’ Say what you want, it’s pretty authentic!” KEVIN SPACEY: “You’ve said it to me three times tonight and I don’t know what the f*ck I did!”
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BILL MAHER: “Trump changed the rules of what we expect from a president, what a president can do.” KEVIN SPACEY: “But don’t you think that’s part of the reason that he won?” BILL MAHER: “Absolutely!” KEVIN SPACEY: “People are like he can do anything he wants. I want to be with that guy!” BILL MAHER: “And there’s just...it’s amazing, at the same time the most full of sh*t person and also the most authentic.” “I mean, again, to say to somebody; ‘You’re a terrible person!’ Say what you want, it’s pretty authentic!” KEVIN SPACEY: “You’ve said it to me three times tonight and I don’t know what the f*ck I did!”

Overton

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“Bill Maher Says Islam Is “The Mother Lode of Bad Ideas” and Fareed Zakaria Fires Back” Bill Maher: Which gets us back to my idea of Islam is the mother lode of bad ideas. Fareed? Fareed Zakaria: I've written a lot about the problems in Islam. My problem with the way you approach it is, I don't think you're going to reform a religion by telling 1.6 billion people, “Your religion is the mother lode of bad ideas. It's a terrible thing. Shape it up and change it.” If you really want to change that religion, then what you have to do is push for reform, but also with some sense of respect for the spiritual values that people take. If you tell everybody, “You suck, your religion sucks, clean it up,” they're going to get their backs up. Bill Maher: Let's say there's a social club that believes women are second-class citizens, gay people should be put to death, you should be put to death... Fareed Zakaria: But that's not all 1.6 billion people. Because if they felt that way, you'd have a lot more than a few terrorists out there. In that same Pew survey that you quote every time, 99% of Muslims in the world say that it is not a widespread belief that death is the appropriate response to... You go to Indonesia, the largest Muslim country in the world, and they have lived happily with minorities. Women are given respect. Yes, is it as advanced as the West? No. But you don't have a huge problem with jihad there. The biggest problems you have are in pathologically dysfunctional Arab societies which have had 40 or 50 years of repressive dictatorships. I have always said there is the word I've used is , there is a cancer within Islam. Our difference is, how are you going to fix it? Bill Maher: Well, first with honesty... Fareed Zakaria: You're not persuading people with what you're doing. You're getting applause lines in the West. Bill Maher: That's insulting. That I'm doing this for applause lines. Fareed Zakaria: What I'm telling you, the reality is you're not changing those people.
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“Bill Maher Says Islam Is “The Mother Lode of Bad Ideas” and Fareed Zakaria Fires Back” Bill Maher: Which gets us back to my idea of Islam is the mother lode of bad ideas. Fareed? Fareed Zakaria: I've written a lot about the problems in Islam. My problem with the way you approach it is, I don't think you're going to reform a religion by telling 1.6 billion people, “Your religion is the mother lode of bad ideas. It's a terrible thing. Shape it up and change it.” If you really want to change that religion, then what you have to do is push for reform, but also with some sense of respect for the spiritual values that people take. If you tell everybody, “You suck, your religion sucks, clean it up,” they're going to get their backs up. Bill Maher: Let's say there's a social club that believes women are second-class citizens, gay people should be put to death, you should be put to death... Fareed Zakaria: But that's not all 1.6 billion people. Because if they felt that way, you'd have a lot more than a few terrorists out there. In that same Pew survey that you quote every time, 99% of Muslims in the world say that it is not a widespread belief that death is the appropriate response to... You go to Indonesia, the largest Muslim country in the world, and they have lived happily with minorities. Women are given respect. Yes, is it as advanced as the West? No. But you don't have a huge problem with jihad there. The biggest problems you have are in pathologically dysfunctional Arab societies which have had 40 or 50 years of repressive dictatorships. I have always said there is the word I've used is , there is a cancer within Islam. Our difference is, how are you going to fix it? Bill Maher: Well, first with honesty... Fareed Zakaria: You're not persuading people with what you're doing. You're getting applause lines in the West. Bill Maher: That's insulting. That I'm doing this for applause lines. Fareed Zakaria: What I'm telling you, the reality is you're not changing those people.

Jeff

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Bill Maher and Mike Tyson Clash Over Muslims, Homosexuality and America. Mike Tyson: “Americans are the only phobic people in the world.” Bill Maher: “That’s ridiculous. There are many homophobic people.” “Every Muslim country in the world, you get thrown off of a roof.” Mike Tyson: “Well, that’s like some extreme stuff. As a Muslim myself, I know this. Everybody’s worthy of the mercy of God.” Bill Maher: “Intolerance toward homosexuality is very much alive in the world today. It’s probably more alive in Muslim countries.” Mike Tyson: “I’m talking about a country like this that fights for everybody’s rights and everybody’s equal.” Bill Maher: “America is a place with horrible sins in its past and its present, but if you look around the world, there is perspective to that too.” Bill Maher and Mike Tyson debate whether America is uniquely intolerant or whether the rest of the world, including Muslim countries, deserves more scrutiny.
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Bill Maher and Mike Tyson Clash Over Muslims, Homosexuality and America. Mike Tyson: “Americans are the only phobic people in the world.” Bill Maher: “That’s ridiculous. There are many homophobic people.” “Every Muslim country in the world, you get thrown off of a roof.” Mike Tyson: “Well, that’s like some extreme stuff. As a Muslim myself, I know this. Everybody’s worthy of the mercy of God.” Bill Maher: “Intolerance toward homosexuality is very much alive in the world today. It’s probably more alive in Muslim countries.” Mike Tyson: “I’m talking about a country like this that fights for everybody’s rights and everybody’s equal.” Bill Maher: “America is a place with horrible sins in its past and its present, but if you look around the world, there is perspective to that too.” Bill Maher and Mike Tyson debate whether America is uniquely intolerant or whether the rest of the world, including Muslim countries, deserves more scrutiny.

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Bill Maher: “What did you think of the trap Trump laid in the State of the Union Address?” *Plays Clip* “And the Democrats didn’t stand up. I mean obviously it’s a deliberate trap.” Don Lemon: “I think you and I agree on this is all performative.” Bill Maher: “I know, but is it going to look bad in campaign ads?” Don Lemon: “I don’t think anyone’s going to remember that come campaign [season].” Bill Maher: “Well, they will if they put it in the ad.” NUKED!
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Bill Maher: “What did you think of the trap Trump laid in the State of the Union Address?” *Plays Clip* “And the Democrats didn’t stand up. I mean obviously it’s a deliberate trap.” Don Lemon: “I think you and I agree on this is all performative.” Bill Maher: “I know, but is it going to look bad in campaign ads?” Don Lemon: “I don’t think anyone’s going to remember that come campaign [season].” Bill Maher: “Well, they will if they put it in the ad.” NUKED!

RedWave Press

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Bill Maher asks Ana Kasparian which Middle Eastern country she would feel comfortable wearing “that dress” and then this happened. MAHER: “If you had to live in the Middle East. Any city. Where would you live where you’d be comfortable in that dress?” ANA: “I’m sure I would not be comfortable in this dress in any of the various Middle Eastern countries that have been destabilized by—” MAHER INTERRUPTS: “Really? You’re not really blaming it on whitey, are you? You’re blaming Islam on whitey?” ANA: “I’m not blaming Islam on whitey.” MAHER: “But what you’re saying is we destabilize? That’s why you can’t wear that dress?” ANA: “Did we destabilize?” MAHER: “Wait a second.” ANA: “We were funding terrorist organizations in Syria during the Syrian civil war starting under the Obama administration.” MAHER: “We’re talking about your dress.” ANA: “It looks good, I know.” MAHER: “You’re saying you can’t wear that dress in Syria because of whitey destabilizing?” ANA: “I didn’t say that.” MAHER: “Okay, that’s what it sounded like
 When I asked about the dress, you went right to destabilize. So is that why you couldn’t wear that dress?” ANA: “You want me to talk about jihadism and Islam.” MAHER: “Why won’t you? Why won’t you?” ANA: “I don’t believe in jihadism, which is why I’m furious the United States just had significant Al Qaeda terrorists in the White House.” MAHER: “But it’s not just jihadism that is preventing you from wearing that dress there. Are you saying every Muslim is a jihadist? I don’t think they are.” ANA: “Bill. Bill, Bill, Bill. Let’s focus for a second.” MAHER: “No, you won’t answer this question.”
2:16

Bill Maher asks Ana Kasparian which Middle Eastern country she would feel comfortable wearing “that dress” and then this happened. MAHER: “If you had to live in the Middle East. Any city. Where would you live where you’d be comfortable in that dress?” ANA: “I’m sure I would not be comfortable in this dress in any of the various Middle Eastern countries that have been destabilized by—” MAHER INTERRUPTS: “Really? You’re not really blaming it on whitey, are you? You’re blaming Islam on whitey?” ANA: “I’m not blaming Islam on whitey.” MAHER: “But what you’re saying is we destabilize? That’s why you can’t wear that dress?” ANA: “Did we destabilize?” MAHER: “Wait a second.” ANA: “We were funding terrorist organizations in Syria during the Syrian civil war starting under the Obama administration.” MAHER: “We’re talking about your dress.” ANA: “It looks good, I know.” MAHER: “You’re saying you can’t wear that dress in Syria because of whitey destabilizing?” ANA: “I didn’t say that.” MAHER: “Okay, that’s what it sounded like
 When I asked about the dress, you went right to destabilize. So is that why you couldn’t wear that dress?” ANA: “You want me to talk about jihadism and Islam.” MAHER: “Why won’t you? Why won’t you?” ANA: “I don’t believe in jihadism, which is why I’m furious the United States just had significant Al Qaeda terrorists in the White House.” MAHER: “But it’s not just jihadism that is preventing you from wearing that dress there. Are you saying every Muslim is a jihadist? I don’t think they are.” ANA: “Bill. Bill, Bill, Bill. Let’s focus for a second.” MAHER: “No, you won’t answer this question.”

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Bill Maher asks Ana Kasparian which Middle Eastern country she would feel comfortable wearing “that dress” and then this happened. MAHER: “If you had to live in the Middle East. Any city. Where would you live where you’d be comfortable in that dress?” ANA: “I’m sure I would not be comfortable in this dress in any of the various Middle Eastern countries that have been destabilized by—” MAHER INTERRUPTS: “Really? You’re not really blaming it on whitey, are you? You’re blaming Islam on whitey?” ANA: “I’m not blaming Islam on whitey.” MAHER: “But what you’re saying is we destabilize? That’s why you can’t wear that dress?” ANA: “Did we destabilize?” MAHER: “Wait a second.” ANA: “We were funding terrorist organizations in Syria during the Syrian civil war starting under the Obama administration.” MAHER: “We’re talking about your dress.” ANA: “It looks good, I know.” MAHER: “You’re saying you can’t wear that dress in Syria because of whitey destabilizing?” ANA: “I didn’t say that.” MAHER: “Okay, that’s what it sounded like
 When I asked about the dress, you went right to destabilize. So is that why you couldn’t wear that dress?” ANA: “You want me to talk about jihadism and Islam.” MAHER: “Why won’t you? Why won’t you?” ANA: “I don’t believe in jihadism, which is why I’m furious the United States just had significant Al Qaeda terrorists in the White House.” MAHER: “But it’s not just jihadism that is preventing you from wearing that dress there. Are you saying every Muslim is a jihadist? I don’t think they are.” ANA: “Bill. Bill, Bill, Bill. Let’s focus for a second.” MAHER: “No, you won’t answer this question.”
2:16

Bill Maher asks Ana Kasparian which Middle Eastern country she would feel comfortable wearing “that dress” and then this happened. MAHER: “If you had to live in the Middle East. Any city. Where would you live where you’d be comfortable in that dress?” ANA: “I’m sure I would not be comfortable in this dress in any of the various Middle Eastern countries that have been destabilized by—” MAHER INTERRUPTS: “Really? You’re not really blaming it on whitey, are you? You’re blaming Islam on whitey?” ANA: “I’m not blaming Islam on whitey.” MAHER: “But what you’re saying is we destabilize? That’s why you can’t wear that dress?” ANA: “Did we destabilize?” MAHER: “Wait a second.” ANA: “We were funding terrorist organizations in Syria during the Syrian civil war starting under the Obama administration.” MAHER: “We’re talking about your dress.” ANA: “It looks good, I know.” MAHER: “You’re saying you can’t wear that dress in Syria because of whitey destabilizing?” ANA: “I didn’t say that.” MAHER: “Okay, that’s what it sounded like
 When I asked about the dress, you went right to destabilize. So is that why you couldn’t wear that dress?” ANA: “You want me to talk about jihadism and Islam.” MAHER: “Why won’t you? Why won’t you?” ANA: “I don’t believe in jihadism, which is why I’m furious the United States just had significant Al Qaeda terrorists in the White House.” MAHER: “But it’s not just jihadism that is preventing you from wearing that dress there. Are you saying every Muslim is a jihadist? I don’t think they are.” ANA: “Bill. Bill, Bill, Bill. Let’s focus for a second.” MAHER: “No, you won’t answer this question.”

The Vigilant Fox 🩊

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Sen. Josh Hawley BLASTS Keith Ellison for his cover-up of the Somali FRAUD in Minnesota in an interview with Kayleigh McEnany: “This guy ought to be in prison.” Hawley: “I want to see Keith Ellison and Tim Walz both held accountable for what they did here. Tim Walz covered it up, Keith Ellison took kickbacks. You mentioned Feeding Our Future just a second ago. Let's not forget, Keith Ellison had a meeting in his office with the Feeding Our Future fraudsters. They asked him, Kayleigh, to please, please help them get the investigators off their backs. He agreed to help them, and then just a few days later, he took thousands of dollars in campaign contributions. All of this is public, it's been reported. I confronted him about it a couple of months ago under oath. This guy ought to be in prison. Here's the thing that gets me, these guys are celebrated as stars of the Democrat Party. Keith Ellison, rising star. He's a total scam artist. He ought to be in jail.”
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Sen. Josh Hawley BLASTS Keith Ellison for his cover-up of the Somali FRAUD in Minnesota in an interview with Kayleigh McEnany: “This guy ought to be in prison.” Hawley: “I want to see Keith Ellison and Tim Walz both held accountable for what they did here. Tim Walz covered it up, Keith Ellison took kickbacks. You mentioned Feeding Our Future just a second ago. Let's not forget, Keith Ellison had a meeting in his office with the Feeding Our Future fraudsters. They asked him, Kayleigh, to please, please help them get the investigators off their backs. He agreed to help them, and then just a few days later, he took thousands of dollars in campaign contributions. All of this is public, it's been reported. I confronted him about it a couple of months ago under oath. This guy ought to be in prison. Here's the thing that gets me, these guys are celebrated as stars of the Democrat Party. Keith Ellison, rising star. He's a total scam artist. He ought to be in jail.”

Steve Guest

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