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Rep. Ro Khanna (D-CA): “People want to hear from Andy Beshear, Mamdani, Pete Buttigieg. There are a lot of great people in the next generation.” Bill Maher: “So you think Mamdani is a great one, huh?” Rep. Ro Khanna (D-CA): “I do. I mean, did you see his Knicks speech?” Bill Maher: “Not the issue that most concerned me.” Rep. Ro Khanna (D-CA): “It’s worth a watch. Because the speech was not just about the Knicks. First of all, he like recites every Knicks player. I couldn’t do that…” Bill Maher: “Who gives a sh*t about the Knicks?! He’s the mayor of New York!” Rep. Ro Khanna (D-CA): “Well, yeah, but he talks about how it’s actually bringing people together. Trump voters, Mamdani voters, how it’s overcoming the odds. And he took a speech that was just about celebrating the championship, and he made something bigger about it.” Bill Maher: “Well, it doesn’t make me forget that his wife loved the October 7th attack on Israel and that he pals around with terrorists.” Rep. Ro Khanna (D-CA): “No, come on. Have you had him on the show?” Bill Maher: “We ask people like that, Ro. They never come.” Rep. Ro Khanna (D-CA): “I’ll talk to him. I think he should come.” Bill Maher: “I would love that.”
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Rep. Ro Khanna (D-CA): “People want to hear from Andy Beshear, Mamdani, Pete Buttigieg. There are a lot of great people in the next generation.” Bill Maher: “So you think Mamdani is a great one, huh?” Rep. Ro Khanna (D-CA): “I do. I mean, did you see his Knicks speech?” Bill Maher: “Not the issue that most concerned me.” Rep. Ro Khanna (D-CA): “It’s worth a watch. Because the speech was not just about the Knicks. First of all, he like recites every Knicks player. I couldn’t do that…” Bill Maher: “Who gives a sh*t about the Knicks?! He’s the mayor of New York!” Rep. Ro Khanna (D-CA): “Well, yeah, but he talks about how it’s actually bringing people together. Trump voters, Mamdani voters, how it’s overcoming the odds. And he took a speech that was just about celebrating the championship, and he made something bigger about it.” Bill Maher: “Well, it doesn’t make me forget that his wife loved the October 7th attack on Israel and that he pals around with terrorists.” Rep. Ro Khanna (D-CA): “No, come on. Have you had him on the show?” Bill Maher: “We ask people like that, Ro. They never come.” Rep. Ro Khanna (D-CA): “I’ll talk to him. I think he should come.” Bill Maher: “I would love that.”

RedWave Press

245,055 просмотров • 2 месяцев назад

Bill Maher on California: “The progressive lavatory… we do need to have to call them out when they fail… I mean it’s not good. We constantly take more money from the people and get less results. Is that not true? Isn’t that what one party rule has given us in this state?” Rep. Ro Khanna (D-CA): “Look it’s a mixed bag.” Bill Maher: *Laughs*
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Bill Maher on California: “The progressive lavatory… we do need to have to call them out when they fail… I mean it’s not good. We constantly take more money from the people and get less results. Is that not true? Isn’t that what one party rule has given us in this state?” Rep. Ro Khanna (D-CA): “Look it’s a mixed bag.” Bill Maher: *Laughs*

RedWave Press

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Bill Maher confronts Ro Khanna over California’s “ridiculous” gun laws. Maher caught Khanna off guard when he revealed he wanted a gun — but complained it makes “no sense” to own one in California, because “you might be the one to go to jail” for using it. Khanna tried to sound like he cared about the Second Amendment, but the exchange exposed he's not the moderate Democrat he claims to be. MAHER: “What does the panel think of the Supreme Court ruling that habitual marijuana users can’t be banned from owning guns? Now you have my attention… That’s awesome. That’s fair. I want guns and I can’t have them because I don’t, because it’s illegal.” KHANNA: “You don’t strike me as a gun guy. You would want guns?” MAHER: “Of course!” KHANNA: “Okay, I didn’t know that.” MAHER: “Why wouldn’t you want a gun?” KHANNA: “I don’t know. I mean, I don’t have a gun, but I mean, I respect the Second Amendment. I just, I wouldn’t have thought that you had guns.” MAHER: “I mean, I don’t because of that! But yes. I mean, I can’t expect the police to be everywhere like that… And of course, another complaint I would have about California is it almost makes no sense to have one because you almost can’t use it! Because if you do, you might be the one to go to jail. I mean, you can shoot an intruder in your house, but you better do it exactly right. He better be in your bedroom facing you… You shoot him on the lawn, you’re going to go to jail. I mean, that’s kind of ridiculous, isn’t it?” KHANNA: “I’m for investing in police. I’m for having public safety. I don’t think the answer to crime should be everyone takes justice into their own hands.” MAHER: “Even if there’s somebody in your house?!” KHANNA: “Well, of course, if they’re in the house. Self-defense.” MAHER: “Well, that’s what we’re talking about.” KHANNA: “Yeah, but… there are cases where people have taken the law in their own hands, shot folks who are innocent.”
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Bill Maher confronts Ro Khanna over California’s “ridiculous” gun laws. Maher caught Khanna off guard when he revealed he wanted a gun — but complained it makes “no sense” to own one in California, because “you might be the one to go to jail” for using it. Khanna tried to sound like he cared about the Second Amendment, but the exchange exposed he's not the moderate Democrat he claims to be. MAHER: “What does the panel think of the Supreme Court ruling that habitual marijuana users can’t be banned from owning guns? Now you have my attention… That’s awesome. That’s fair. I want guns and I can’t have them because I don’t, because it’s illegal.” KHANNA: “You don’t strike me as a gun guy. You would want guns?” MAHER: “Of course!” KHANNA: “Okay, I didn’t know that.” MAHER: “Why wouldn’t you want a gun?” KHANNA: “I don’t know. I mean, I don’t have a gun, but I mean, I respect the Second Amendment. I just, I wouldn’t have thought that you had guns.” MAHER: “I mean, I don’t because of that! But yes. I mean, I can’t expect the police to be everywhere like that… And of course, another complaint I would have about California is it almost makes no sense to have one because you almost can’t use it! Because if you do, you might be the one to go to jail. I mean, you can shoot an intruder in your house, but you better do it exactly right. He better be in your bedroom facing you… You shoot him on the lawn, you’re going to go to jail. I mean, that’s kind of ridiculous, isn’t it?” KHANNA: “I’m for investing in police. I’m for having public safety. I don’t think the answer to crime should be everyone takes justice into their own hands.” MAHER: “Even if there’s somebody in your house?!” KHANNA: “Well, of course, if they’re in the house. Self-defense.” MAHER: “Well, that’s what we’re talking about.” KHANNA: “Yeah, but… there are cases where people have taken the law in their own hands, shot folks who are innocent.”

The Vigilant Fox 🦊

238,864 просмотров • 2 месяцев назад

Ro Khanna: Why don't we have an AI regulatory agency? Because people are putting money in, and Trump said, I'm an accelerationist. Let them do whatever they want. Bill Maher: How are you going to defeat that? Khanna: By telling the American people you have a vote... We actually incentive the elimination of jobs.
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Ro Khanna: Why don't we have an AI regulatory agency? Because people are putting money in, and Trump said, I'm an accelerationist. Let them do whatever they want. Bill Maher: How are you going to defeat that? Khanna: By telling the American people you have a vote... We actually incentive the elimination of jobs.

Blue Georgia

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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.”
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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.”

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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.”
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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.”

The Vigilant Fox 🦊

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Bill Maher: “There's Democrats and there's Democrat socialists. I mean, those are two distinct parts of the same party… that's Bernie Sanders, that's Mandami, that's the mayor of Seattle.” Jonathan Martin: “So far it plays in big cities, but there's no evidence yet that you can take that outside of major metro cores of this country. I think one of the fascinating tests of the 2028 campaign for president is—is there going to be somebody that reflects those views that can play beyond a a New York, a Seattle, now a Washington D.C.” “It hasn’t worked.” Rep. Ro Khanna (D-CA): “Many people have seen income inequality soar, these wars that they don't like. Jonathan Martin: “But you aren't a socialist, are you?” Rep. Ro Khanna (D-CA): “I call myself a progressive capitalist. I call myself for economic patriotism, rebuild the FDR coalition, but make sure it includes the black south…” Khanna is a liar and a snake!
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Bill Maher: “There's Democrats and there's Democrat socialists. I mean, those are two distinct parts of the same party… that's Bernie Sanders, that's Mandami, that's the mayor of Seattle.” Jonathan Martin: “So far it plays in big cities, but there's no evidence yet that you can take that outside of major metro cores of this country. I think one of the fascinating tests of the 2028 campaign for president is—is there going to be somebody that reflects those views that can play beyond a a New York, a Seattle, now a Washington D.C.” “It hasn’t worked.” Rep. Ro Khanna (D-CA): “Many people have seen income inequality soar, these wars that they don't like. Jonathan Martin: “But you aren't a socialist, are you?” Rep. Ro Khanna (D-CA): “I call myself a progressive capitalist. I call myself for economic patriotism, rebuild the FDR coalition, but make sure it includes the black south…” Khanna is a liar and a snake!

RedWave Press

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Rep. Ro Khanna responds to House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries on Meet the Press with Kristen Welker, saying Medicare for All needs a vote on the House floor. “The majority of the House Democrats are going to support it. It is one of the most important policies if you actually believe in saving lives and in helping increase wages for working-class Americans.” Ro Khanna | Kristen Welker
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Rep. Ro Khanna responds to House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries on Meet the Press with Kristen Welker, saying Medicare for All needs a vote on the House floor. “The majority of the House Democrats are going to support it. It is one of the most important policies if you actually believe in saving lives and in helping increase wages for working-class Americans.” Ro Khanna | Kristen Welker

Drop Site

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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!

Jeff

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Bill Maher: “The nuclear program isn’t destroyed…” Vice President JD Vance: “What part is not destroyed?” Bill Maher: “Well, we didn’t get in there. The whole thing is we have to get in there and see otherwise we wouldn’t be doing this.” Vice President JD Vance: “The thing that you have to destroy is their ability to destroy their enriched uranium, which has been destroyed.” Bill Maher: “How do we know that?” Vice President JD Vance: “You need functioning centrifuges that can actually spin, [and] we know that they’re gone.” Bill Maher: “We didn’t get in there so how do we get the dust?” Vice President JD Vance: “That enriched stockpile is something we want to get, but Bill, if we never get it, and the president wants it and we are going to get it... it’s buried deep underground and they don’t have the ability to turn it into a nuclear weapon.”
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Bill Maher: “The nuclear program isn’t destroyed…” Vice President JD Vance: “What part is not destroyed?” Bill Maher: “Well, we didn’t get in there. The whole thing is we have to get in there and see otherwise we wouldn’t be doing this.” Vice President JD Vance: “The thing that you have to destroy is their ability to destroy their enriched uranium, which has been destroyed.” Bill Maher: “How do we know that?” Vice President JD Vance: “You need functioning centrifuges that can actually spin, [and] we know that they’re gone.” Bill Maher: “We didn’t get in there so how do we get the dust?” Vice President JD Vance: “That enriched stockpile is something we want to get, but Bill, if we never get it, and the president wants it and we are going to get it... it’s buried deep underground and they don’t have the ability to turn it into a nuclear weapon.”

RedWave Press

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If you have 3 minutes to watch Pete Hegseth get schooled by Ro Khanna, you need to watch this! Listen through the end. It’s EPIC! Congressman Ro Khanna: “How much did it cost American taxpayers in terms of the strike on the school?” Pete Hegseth: “I wouldn’t tie a cost to it.” He then refuses to say what the costs are to American families, before Ro Khanna gives him the astounding numbers. The end is the best part. Hegseth and Trump are so far from reality when it comes to everyday Americans.
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If you have 3 minutes to watch Pete Hegseth get schooled by Ro Khanna, you need to watch this! Listen through the end. It’s EPIC! Congressman Ro Khanna: “How much did it cost American taxpayers in terms of the strike on the school?” Pete Hegseth: “I wouldn’t tie a cost to it.” He then refuses to say what the costs are to American families, before Ro Khanna gives him the astounding numbers. The end is the best part. Hegseth and Trump are so far from reality when it comes to everyday Americans.

Ed Krassenstein

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Bill Maher and Ro Khanna clash over Zohran Mamdani. Khanna leaned on the Knicks to make his point. Maher leaned on October 7th. MAHER: “So you think Mamdani is a great one, huh?” KHANNA: “I do. I mean, did you see his Knicks speech?” MAHER: “Not the issue that most concerned me.” KHANNA: “It’s worth a watch. Because the speech was not just about the Knicks. First of all, he like recites every Knicks player.” MAHER: “Who gives a sh*t about the Knicks?! He’s the mayor of New York!” KHANNA: “Well, yeah, but he talks about how it’s actually bringing people together. Trump voters, Mamdani voters, how it’s overcoming the odds. And he took a speech that was just about celebrating the championship, and he made something bigger about it.” MAHER: “Well, it doesn’t make me forget that his wife loved the October 7th attack on Israel and that he pals around with terrorists.”
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Bill Maher and Ro Khanna clash over Zohran Mamdani. Khanna leaned on the Knicks to make his point. Maher leaned on October 7th. MAHER: “So you think Mamdani is a great one, huh?” KHANNA: “I do. I mean, did you see his Knicks speech?” MAHER: “Not the issue that most concerned me.” KHANNA: “It’s worth a watch. Because the speech was not just about the Knicks. First of all, he like recites every Knicks player.” MAHER: “Who gives a sh*t about the Knicks?! He’s the mayor of New York!” KHANNA: “Well, yeah, but he talks about how it’s actually bringing people together. Trump voters, Mamdani voters, how it’s overcoming the odds. And he took a speech that was just about celebrating the championship, and he made something bigger about it.” MAHER: “Well, it doesn’t make me forget that his wife loved the October 7th attack on Israel and that he pals around with terrorists.”

The Vigilant Fox 🦊

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Former Democratic Senator Al Franken & Bill Maher discussing Biden's 100% tariffs on EVs built in China & imported to the US: Bill Maher: Why does it (tariffs) not work only for Republicans? Isn't it a bad idea what the Democrats are doing? Al Franken: I don't know electric cars very well, and I don't know what the rational behind that (tariff) is, whether they're inferior products or.... Bill Maher: No, I think they're not inferior. That's why we have to protect our own makers here. Al Franken: Well in that case dammit, Biden's wrong.
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Former Democratic Senator Al Franken & Bill Maher discussing Biden's 100% tariffs on EVs built in China & imported to the US: Bill Maher: Why does it (tariffs) not work only for Republicans? Isn't it a bad idea what the Democrats are doing? Al Franken: I don't know electric cars very well, and I don't know what the rational behind that (tariff) is, whether they're inferior products or.... Bill Maher: No, I think they're not inferior. That's why we have to protect our own makers here. Al Franken: Well in that case dammit, Biden's wrong.

Sawyer Merritt

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ACA subsidies are expiring. Democrats solution? Universal healthcare... Rho Khanna: "Private health insurance is what's bankrupting America. It was happening before the Affordable Care Act. The ACA helped slow the growth of private insurance. But of course it's not the solution. The solution, as everyone knows, is Medicare for all. People should have national health insurance, healthcare a human right. You should not be subject to the private insurance companies that have 18% administrative costs that are making billions of dollars of profits." When will Dems admit that their healthcare plan doesn't work??
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ACA subsidies are expiring. Democrats solution? Universal healthcare... Rho Khanna: "Private health insurance is what's bankrupting America. It was happening before the Affordable Care Act. The ACA helped slow the growth of private insurance. But of course it's not the solution. The solution, as everyone knows, is Medicare for all. People should have national health insurance, healthcare a human right. You should not be subject to the private insurance companies that have 18% administrative costs that are making billions of dollars of profits." When will Dems admit that their healthcare plan doesn't work??

DeVory Darkins

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Bill Maher: “If only the Republicans get to gerrymander, the Democrats will never take back the House.” Arnold Schwarzenegger: “No, no, gerrymandering has been going on for 200 years.” Bill Maher: “Not on this level.” Arnold Schwarzenegger: *Isn’t buying it* “Look, there are states out there that have 40% of Republicans and only have like 20% representation in Congress… There is gerrymandering going on all over.” Blue states in the Northeast have almost completely WIPED out Republican representation in Congress. What Bill does not understand is that Democrats are almost completely MAXED out when it comes to gerrymandering, unlike the Republicans.
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Bill Maher: “If only the Republicans get to gerrymander, the Democrats will never take back the House.” Arnold Schwarzenegger: “No, no, gerrymandering has been going on for 200 years.” Bill Maher: “Not on this level.” Arnold Schwarzenegger: *Isn’t buying it* “Look, there are states out there that have 40% of Republicans and only have like 20% representation in Congress… There is gerrymandering going on all over.” Blue states in the Northeast have almost completely WIPED out Republican representation in Congress. What Bill does not understand is that Democrats are almost completely MAXED out when it comes to gerrymandering, unlike the Republicans.

RedWave Press

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Rep. Ro Khanna explains “the sticking point” of the government shutdown: Emergency Medicaid for Illegal immigrants Chamath: “Ro, the argument on the other side says that the tax credits and the healthcare subsidies will largely go to folks that are here illegally.” “Can you confirm or debunk that?” Rep. Ro Khanna: “First of all, it's a very small portion of people that we're talking about. So, 90% is not anything to do with those who are undocumented.” “That's just the math, right? So we can argue about the 10%, but we have in this country something called Emergency Medicaid.” “What does that mean? If you're undocumented and you show up to the hospital, we will take care of you.” “I believe that is correct. I don't think if you're undocumented and you show up to a hospital that you should be denied care.” “Well, who pays for that? We have an Emergency Medicaid program.” “And I guess if you mean that when you fund Medicaid, when you fund the Affordable Care Act that you're saying, you're funding some of it for undocumented people who are showing up in emergency situations, then yeah, you're funding that.” “My view of it is that, let's be honest, that's not where the big money and the budgets are.” “You're talking about a small group of folks.” “You can argue the cultural point about it. But don't make that the numbers point.”
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Rep. Ro Khanna explains “the sticking point” of the government shutdown: Emergency Medicaid for Illegal immigrants Chamath: “Ro, the argument on the other side says that the tax credits and the healthcare subsidies will largely go to folks that are here illegally.” “Can you confirm or debunk that?” Rep. Ro Khanna: “First of all, it's a very small portion of people that we're talking about. So, 90% is not anything to do with those who are undocumented.” “That's just the math, right? So we can argue about the 10%, but we have in this country something called Emergency Medicaid.” “What does that mean? If you're undocumented and you show up to the hospital, we will take care of you.” “I believe that is correct. I don't think if you're undocumented and you show up to a hospital that you should be denied care.” “Well, who pays for that? We have an Emergency Medicaid program.” “And I guess if you mean that when you fund Medicaid, when you fund the Affordable Care Act that you're saying, you're funding some of it for undocumented people who are showing up in emergency situations, then yeah, you're funding that.” “My view of it is that, let's be honest, that's not where the big money and the budgets are.” “You're talking about a small group of folks.” “You can argue the cultural point about it. But don't make that the numbers point.”

The All-In Podcast

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Bill Maher repeats the Democrat talking point that Republicans want to take everyone’s healthcare away. I’ve never understood, by the way, the bizarre Republican obsession with taking healthcare away from people.” “Mitt Romney did it in Massachusetts, and it was a Republican idea. Like ‘People are getting free healthcare in the emergency room. Let’s stop that. No free loaders, we’re Republicans.’” “I don’t get it. How many times have they tried to kiII Obamacare.” “This is the only leverage the Democrats have… Democrats think this is the one issue we have, and this is the one leverage we have, which is to shut down the government.”
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Bill Maher repeats the Democrat talking point that Republicans want to take everyone’s healthcare away. I’ve never understood, by the way, the bizarre Republican obsession with taking healthcare away from people.” “Mitt Romney did it in Massachusetts, and it was a Republican idea. Like ‘People are getting free healthcare in the emergency room. Let’s stop that. No free loaders, we’re Republicans.’” “I don’t get it. How many times have they tried to kiII Obamacare.” “This is the only leverage the Democrats have… Democrats think this is the one issue we have, and this is the one leverage we have, which is to shut down the government.”

RedWave Press

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Bill Maher: “First of all, you have to go through a primary gauntlet in the Democratic Party. Don’t you in the Democratic Party?” Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear (D): “We like to have spirited primaries... I’d like to think that when democracy works well, you have that. Bill Maher: “Well, we didn’t have any for Kamala [Harris]... Just throwing that out there. Should we have?” Gov. Beshear: “With that time period I think it would have been challenging... She worked hard. Now if she had more time. If the Democratic Party had more time maybe things would have been different.” Bill Maher: “Well, it all came out for the best… I think she should have had less time.”
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Bill Maher: “First of all, you have to go through a primary gauntlet in the Democratic Party. Don’t you in the Democratic Party?” Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear (D): “We like to have spirited primaries... I’d like to think that when democracy works well, you have that. Bill Maher: “Well, we didn’t have any for Kamala [Harris]... Just throwing that out there. Should we have?” Gov. Beshear: “With that time period I think it would have been challenging... She worked hard. Now if she had more time. If the Democratic Party had more time maybe things would have been different.” Bill Maher: “Well, it all came out for the best… I think she should have had less time.”

RedWave Press

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WATCH: Despite generally backing the Democrats in the midterms, Bill Maher reiterates he'd back JD Vance over a DSA Dem in 2028. KARL: So you want to see Democrats win in the midterms? MAHER: Absolutely, and they will, because it will still be a referendum on Trump. So I think the Democrats will do very well in the midterms. 2028 is a different story because by then, this wing of the party, this new wing with all the energy, and it's not just a few people anymore. I read, every day I read about a new person in some Colorado and Wisconsin, somebody who is saying some variation of not defund the police- abolish the police. No prisons, no police, like what world do they think we could possibly live in under these conditions? It's just a level of nutty that I'm so glad that whenever it was I was like no, I'm not going along because this is where it ends. KARL: Could you see yourself voting for JD Vance? MAHER: Yes. if this is the Democratic side, yes.
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WATCH: Despite generally backing the Democrats in the midterms, Bill Maher reiterates he'd back JD Vance over a DSA Dem in 2028. KARL: So you want to see Democrats win in the midterms? MAHER: Absolutely, and they will, because it will still be a referendum on Trump. So I think the Democrats will do very well in the midterms. 2028 is a different story because by then, this wing of the party, this new wing with all the energy, and it's not just a few people anymore. I read, every day I read about a new person in some Colorado and Wisconsin, somebody who is saying some variation of not defund the police- abolish the police. No prisons, no police, like what world do they think we could possibly live in under these conditions? It's just a level of nutty that I'm so glad that whenever it was I was like no, I'm not going along because this is where it ends. KARL: Could you see yourself voting for JD Vance? MAHER: Yes. if this is the Democratic side, yes.

Jorge Bonilla

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