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Bill Maher: "[Trump's] an 80 year old guy whose father was a virulent racist... the people are a product of their times. He is a product of his time." John Leguizamo: "But some of us overcome our time... Nobody's at the level of Stephen Miller's racism."

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Фото профиля ✌️🤦‍♂️🤔🖖🇺🇸

✌️🤦‍♂️🤔🖖🇺🇸1 год назад

This is another lame excuse by an old-school guy like Maher. He’s excusing people who can’t adapt in the smallest of ways.

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Frances P Detweiler1 год назад

@Kathlee71013772 Sound off. Maher looks like a feeble old man here.

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Colorbland1 год назад

Bill Maher hasn’t been quote worthy for years. Throw him in the trash

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William Ortenberg1 год назад

Maher still providing him cover. Why weren’t Trump’s siblings deranged like him?

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Debra Woods1 год назад

@PrincessBravato One does not have to become a product of the times! I accidentally killed my child predator!

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🤘🎸R💀1 год назад

Maher is an asshole

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