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Sen. John Kennedy makes Bill Maher’s face work overtime with a reality bomb on immigration. Maher asserted to Kennedy that people from his own party believe Trump is taking immigration enforcement too far. But his face twisted unusually the moment Kennedy revealed to him that “about 47%” of the... country STILL approves of Trump’s immigration policy. KENNEDY: “When we sit down to talk [to Democrats], the first thing they want: Amnesty, amnesty. amnesty. And that dog’s not going to hunt right.” MAHER: “But couldn’t there be some sort of agreement on that? Because what people are saying, even people from your own party, is that, yes, we wanted to get rid of the criminals. We all were for that. It’s not like they have [public support].” KENNEDY: “It’s about 47%.” MAHER: “47%?” KENNEDY: “Yep. I saw numbers this morning — about 47%.” MAHER: “Sounds bullshitty to me, but maybe. I mean, I don’t know. It seems high. It seems high.”show more

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Bill Maher gets absolutely SCHOOLED by Senator John Kennedy on immigration reform — Kennedy said it’s not only illegal immigration, it’s LEGAL immigration that needs fixing. And the number he dropped at the end caused Maher to do a double take. He was out of his depth. MAHER: “Okay. So he [Trump] made his point. He is the tough guy.” “It gives him the opportunity now to be the guy who says, okay, I’m actually going to do comprehensive immigration reform because this is been…how long have you been in the Senate?” KENNEDY: “10 years…in dog years that’s about 70.” MAHER: “Why couldn’t Trump be the one to get this done? You talk to him, I bet you could put that bee in his bonnet.” KENNEDY: “You know what the real answer is? The real answer is immigration reform. That’s the real answer.” MAHER: “Well, we did that, we closed the border.” KENNEDY: “I’m talking about not only for illegal immigration but also for legal immigration.” “And the truth is, Bill, if you are honest, and you are, we have let more people into America legally every year than anyone in the world, because the whole world wants to come here.” “When’s the last time you heard of somebody trying to sneak into China? I mean, they want to come to America.” “But we could do that better if my Democrat friends would sit down and talk with us.” “But when we sit down to talk, the first thing they want is amnesty, amnesty, amnesty. And that dog is not going to hunt right now.” MAHER: “Couldn’t there be some sort of agreement on that? Because people are saying…even people from your own party…is that yes, we wanted to get rid of the criminals, we were all for that. And there are some…” KENNEDY: “Yup, it’s about 47%.” MAHER: “47%?!” KENNEDY: “Yup, I saw numbers this morning. About 47%.” MAHER: “Sounds bullshitty to me…but maybe.”

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Sen. John Kennedy fires back at Bill Maher and cracks him up after Maher delivers a grave prediction for Republicans over ICE drama. Maher said Republicans will get the “dog shit” kicked out of them in the midterms because “this is not what people voted for.” Kennedy instantly got Maher laughing the second he opened his mouth. MAHER: “John, I’m just going to say it to you. I’m not trying to pick a fight right away. But my prediction is this stuff, your party is going to get the dog shit kicked out of you in the midterms. Come on. Because this is not what people voted for. And they’re going to hold the party as responsible as they should.” KENNEDY: “Well, let me give you my take on it, Bill. You don’t have to be Einstein’s cousin or a senior at Caltech to know that illegal immigration is illegal. Duh!” (Maher laughs) KENNEDY: “Those of us who believe that no one is above the law have to concede that folks who are in our country illegally are not above the law either. I support enforcing our immigration laws. Now, how you enforce them matters.” MAHER: “That’s the key.” KENNEDY: “You have to do it in accordance with due process. Equal protection in Terry v. Ohio. Reasonable suspicion. It’s okay to protest. It’s NOT OKAY to protest violently. Violence undermines the morality that you say your movement is built upon.” MAHER: “But that five-year-old was not being violent.” KENNEDY: “I understand. But protesting violently not only undermines your movement, it’s a 12-piece BUCKET OF STUPID. Somebody’s gonna get hurt.”

Sen. John Kennedy fires back at Bill Maher and cracks him up after Maher delivers a grave prediction for Republicans over ICE drama. Maher said Republicans will get the “dog shit” kicked out of them in the midterms because “this is not what people voted for.” Kennedy instantly got Maher laughing the second he opened his mouth. MAHER: “John, I’m just going to say it to you. I’m not trying to pick a fight right away. But my prediction is this stuff, your party is going to get the dog shit kicked out of you in the midterms. Come on. Because this is not what people voted for. And they’re going to hold the party as responsible as they should.” KENNEDY: “Well, let me give you my take on it, Bill. You don’t have to be Einstein’s cousin or a senior at Caltech to know that illegal immigration is illegal. Duh!” (Maher laughs) KENNEDY: “Those of us who believe that no one is above the law have to concede that folks who are in our country illegally are not above the law either. I support enforcing our immigration laws. Now, how you enforce them matters.” MAHER: “That’s the key.” KENNEDY: “You have to do it in accordance with due process. Equal protection in Terry v. Ohio. Reasonable suspicion. It’s okay to protest. It’s NOT OKAY to protest violently. Violence undermines the morality that you say your movement is built upon.” MAHER: “But that five-year-old was not being violent.” KENNEDY: “I understand. But protesting violently not only undermines your movement, it’s a 12-piece BUCKET OF STUPID. Somebody’s gonna get hurt.”

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Robert Kennedy Jr. spoke on Real Time with Bill Maher about his run for president when he was then pressed on his stance on vaccines. Kennedy: "I believe if people want a vaccine that they should be able to get them. I'm not anti-vaccine." Maher: "Well, people think you are." Kennedy: "Well, I know, but that's because I'm called that because it's a way of silencing me. But I have said for 17 years I'm not anti-vaccine, I just want good science. People should be able to make informed choices. I am against vaccine mandates." Maher: "I am too." Maher ended the segment by saying to RFK Jr., "I hope you're in the debates."

Robert Kennedy Jr. spoke on Real Time with Bill Maher about his run for president when he was then pressed on his stance on vaccines. Kennedy: "I believe if people want a vaccine that they should be able to get them. I'm not anti-vaccine." Maher: "Well, people think you are." Kennedy: "Well, I know, but that's because I'm called that because it's a way of silencing me. But I have said for 17 years I'm not anti-vaccine, I just want good science. People should be able to make informed choices. I am against vaccine mandates." Maher: "I am too." Maher ended the segment by saying to RFK Jr., "I hope you're in the debates."

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Bill Maher predicted the GOP will get the “dog sh*t kicked out of them” in midterms over ICE operations in Minneapolis. But Senator John Kennedy fired back with a reality check on immigration that even Maher agreed with. MAHER: “My prediction is this stuff…your party is going to get the dog sh*t kicked out of you in the midterms, because this is not what people voted for and they’re going to hold the party responsible, as they should.” KENNEDY: “Well, let me give you my take on it, Bill.” “You don’t have to be Einstein’s cousin…or a senior at Caltech to know that illegal immigration is illegal. Duh!” “Those of us who believe that no one is above the law have to concede that folks who are in our country illegally are not above the law either.” “I support enforcing our immigration laws, now, how you enforce them matters.” MAHER: “That’s the key.” KENNEDY: “You have to do it in accordance with due process, equal protection and Terry v. Ohio, reasonable suspicion.” “It’s okay to protest, it’s not okay to protest violently.” “Violence undermines the morality that you say your movement is built upon.”

Bill Maher predicted the GOP will get the “dog sht kicked out of them” in midterms over ICE operations in Minneapolis. But Senator John Kennedy fired back with a reality check on immigration that even Maher agreed with. MAHER: “My prediction is this stuff…your party is going to get the dog sht kicked out of you in the midterms, because this is not what people voted for and they’re going to hold the party responsible, as they should.” KENNEDY: “Well, let me give you my take on it, Bill.” “You don’t have to be Einstein’s cousin…or a senior at Caltech to know that illegal immigration is illegal. Duh!” “Those of us who believe that no one is above the law have to concede that folks who are in our country illegally are not above the law either.” “I support enforcing our immigration laws, now, how you enforce them matters.” MAHER: “That’s the key.” KENNEDY: “You have to do it in accordance with due process, equal protection and Terry v. Ohio, reasonable suspicion.” “It’s okay to protest, it’s not okay to protest violently.” “Violence undermines the morality that you say your movement is built upon.”

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Sen. John Kennedy absolutely schools Bill Maher with a brutal history lesson on who really “defrauded” America. Bill Maher thought Biden’s DOJ was justified in charging Trump with “conspiracy to defraud” America over the 2020 election. But he got hit with reality when Kennedy brought up the false promises of Obamacare and Biden’s mental cover-up as the real conspiracies to defraud the American people. KENNEDY: “President Biden, for the first time in this country’s history, prosecuted a former president, a former opponent who was his current opponent. I understand he unleashed spirits he could not control.” MAHER: “It was the first time we did that. It was also the first time that something PROMPTED us to do that.” KENNEDY: “No, no, wait a minute… Imagine that President Trump defrauded the American people. Okay, well, what does that mean? How about when President Obama said, ‘If you like your insurance, you can keep your insurance?’ Is that fraud?” MAHER: “Not quite on this. No. Come on.” KENNEDY: “But is that fraud?” MAHER: “It wasn’t the best thing he ever said, and it turned out to be not completely true.” KENNEDY: “How about the people around President Biden, okay, who hid studiously and successfully the fact that he had neurodegenerative disease. Should they be prosecuted?” Once Maher realized he was cornered, he pivoted to a hard question about the 2020 election. This is 89 seconds of pure fire from Kennedy.

Sen. John Kennedy absolutely schools Bill Maher with a brutal history lesson on who really “defrauded” America. Bill Maher thought Biden’s DOJ was justified in charging Trump with “conspiracy to defraud” America over the 2020 election. But he got hit with reality when Kennedy brought up the false promises of Obamacare and Biden’s mental cover-up as the real conspiracies to defraud the American people. KENNEDY: “President Biden, for the first time in this country’s history, prosecuted a former president, a former opponent who was his current opponent. I understand he unleashed spirits he could not control.” MAHER: “It was the first time we did that. It was also the first time that something PROMPTED us to do that.” KENNEDY: “No, no, wait a minute… Imagine that President Trump defrauded the American people. Okay, well, what does that mean? How about when President Obama said, ‘If you like your insurance, you can keep your insurance?’ Is that fraud?” MAHER: “Not quite on this. No. Come on.” KENNEDY: “But is that fraud?” MAHER: “It wasn’t the best thing he ever said, and it turned out to be not completely true.” KENNEDY: “How about the people around President Biden, okay, who hid studiously and successfully the fact that he had neurodegenerative disease. Should they be prosecuted?” Once Maher realized he was cornered, he pivoted to a hard question about the 2020 election. This is 89 seconds of pure fire from Kennedy.

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Senator John Kennedy won over Bill Maher’s audience by calling out Joe Biden’s weaponization of government. The two went toe-to-toe in a duel over presidential power. Kennedy REFUSED to back down. KENNEDY: “President Biden, for the first time in this country’s history, prosecuted a former president, a former opponent, who was his current opponent.” MAHER: “I understand it—” KENNEDY: “He unleashed spirits he could not control.” [Audience applauds] MAHER: “Again, it was the first time we did that, it was also the first time that something PROMPTED us to do that!” KENNEDY: “No! Wait a minute. No, wait a minute.” “They allege…I’m not defending the president or his conduct, you can make your own judgement.” MAHER: “Well…” KENNEDY: “But you can be worried about the president and not defend the conduct. They allege that president Trump defrauded the American people. Okay?” “Well, what does that mean? How about when president Obama said if you like your insurance you can keep your insurance? Is that fraud?” MAHER: “No, come on…it wasn’t the best thing he ever said and it turned out to not be completely true. It’s well within the realm of political—” KENNEDY: “How about the people around President Biden who hid, studiously and successfully, the fact that he had neurodegenerative disease? Should they be prosecuted?”

Senator John Kennedy won over Bill Maher’s audience by calling out Joe Biden’s weaponization of government. The two went toe-to-toe in a duel over presidential power. Kennedy REFUSED to back down. KENNEDY: “President Biden, for the first time in this country’s history, prosecuted a former president, a former opponent, who was his current opponent.” MAHER: “I understand it—” KENNEDY: “He unleashed spirits he could not control.” [Audience applauds] MAHER: “Again, it was the first time we did that, it was also the first time that something PROMPTED us to do that!” KENNEDY: “No! Wait a minute. No, wait a minute.” “They allege…I’m not defending the president or his conduct, you can make your own judgement.” MAHER: “Well…” KENNEDY: “But you can be worried about the president and not defend the conduct. They allege that president Trump defrauded the American people. Okay?” “Well, what does that mean? How about when president Obama said if you like your insurance you can keep your insurance? Is that fraud?” MAHER: “No, come on…it wasn’t the best thing he ever said and it turned out to not be completely true. It’s well within the realm of political—” KENNEDY: “How about the people around President Biden who hid, studiously and successfully, the fact that he had neurodegenerative disease? Should they be prosecuted?”

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BILL MAHER: “Why do you think [Epstein’s death] wasn’t foul play?” IAN BREMMER: “Because there’d be… some piece of [evidence] we’d hear about by now.” MAHER: “We never really got the truth about the Kennedy assassination, did we?” BREMMER: “I mean, they put out a whole bunch of stuff later on, and we didn’t end up learning anything — nothing super secret that came out of it.” MAHER: “You believe that Oswald acted alone in the Kennedy assassination?” BREMMER: “I haven’t spent the time to study that to give you that answer.” MAHER: “Hold on a second. Hold on!” BREMMER: “I believe the moon landing. I believe that vaccines actually work. All of these things, to me, are not conspiracies.” MAHER: “Okay, but let me go back to you haven’t had time to look into it. This happened in 1963.” BREMMER: “Haven’t you been busy?” MAHER: “I know you’re a busy man, but, I mean, you must have heard about the magic bullet theory? The bullet that went in one guy, out the other guy, came around here, this here, threw his wrist. I mean, it seems like it really could not have just been the one guy.”

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Bill Maher leaves his guest visibly dumbfounded after yanking him out of his liberal bubble. Patton Oswalt couldn’t believe what he was hearing: “I’m sorry, I don’t remember [the left doing] that.” That’s when Bill Maher told him why his blind spot was so massive: “Because it doesn’t get into the Blue Sky Bubble.” OSWALT: “I hate to admit this: this country is not as mature as it thinks it is. We elected Obama, and clearly the country freaked out. And we’re still living in that freakout. We are not as progressed and evolved and intelligent as we think we are because we keep freaking out about this stuff.” MAHER: “The left freak out, too. The left freaked out about a lot of bullshit too.” OSWALT: “What did they freak out about?” MAHER: “Gender, race, parenthood, schools, homelessness, crime, the border, education. We stopped being a scientific people.” OSWALT: “But the left certainly stayed scientific.” MAHER: “No, they didn’t.” OSWALT: “Why not?” MAHER: “Because they think gender bullshit that they went way too far with… What makes us a great country is that we respect minorities. We don’t think they’re lesser just because they’re lesser in numbers. That’s not what we started to teach, which was that every baby is — I don’t know — let’s not even put it on the birth certificate. That’s what they wanted.” OSWALT: “Were we teaching that? Yes. When were we teaching that? Teaching it. It was a law here in California, see.” MAHER: “Yes.” OSWALT: “When were we teaching that?” MAHER: “Teaching it — it was a law here in California.” OSWALT: “To teach what?” MAHER: “Don’t put sex on the birth certificate. ‘We’ll see.’ Now, we’ve passed that period now.” OSWALT: “I’m sorry, I don’t remember that.” MAHER: “Because it doesn’t get in the Blue Sky bubble.”

Bill Maher leaves his guest visibly dumbfounded after yanking him out of his liberal bubble. Patton Oswalt couldn’t believe what he was hearing: “I’m sorry, I don’t remember [the left doing] that.” That’s when Bill Maher told him why his blind spot was so massive: “Because it doesn’t get into the Blue Sky Bubble.” OSWALT: “I hate to admit this: this country is not as mature as it thinks it is. We elected Obama, and clearly the country freaked out. And we’re still living in that freakout. We are not as progressed and evolved and intelligent as we think we are because we keep freaking out about this stuff.” MAHER: “The left freak out, too. The left freaked out about a lot of bullshit too.” OSWALT: “What did they freak out about?” MAHER: “Gender, race, parenthood, schools, homelessness, crime, the border, education. We stopped being a scientific people.” OSWALT: “But the left certainly stayed scientific.” MAHER: “No, they didn’t.” OSWALT: “Why not?” MAHER: “Because they think gender bullshit that they went way too far with… What makes us a great country is that we respect minorities. We don’t think they’re lesser just because they’re lesser in numbers. That’s not what we started to teach, which was that every baby is — I don’t know — let’s not even put it on the birth certificate. That’s what they wanted.” OSWALT: “Were we teaching that? Yes. When were we teaching that? Teaching it. It was a law here in California, see.” MAHER: “Yes.” OSWALT: “When were we teaching that?” MAHER: “Teaching it — it was a law here in California.” OSWALT: “To teach what?” MAHER: “Don’t put sex on the birth certificate. ‘We’ll see.’ Now, we’ve passed that period now.” OSWALT: “I’m sorry, I don’t remember that.” MAHER: “Because it doesn’t get in the Blue Sky bubble.”

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BASH: That's what I'm trying to do. But I also don't want to use this interview to allow you to say things that aren't entirely true. You're talking about therapeutics. Fine. It is also factually true that the COVID vaccine worked. The COVID vaccine prevented deaths. There is data upon data upon data. Let's talk about the measles, please, because this is something that is happening as we speak. The cases in the U.S... KENNEDY: You think the COVID vaccine protected children? BASH: I think that what I have talked to scientists and doctors about... KENNEDY: You have talked to scientists. Can you look -- can you show me one study... BASH: Yes, I can. I can. KENNEDY: ... that shows that children were protected by the COVID vaccine? BASH: I can tell you that there are... KENNEDY: That that vaccine did more good than harm to children? Can you show me one study that shows that? 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KENNEDY: You're just -- you're talking nonsense. You're making assertions you can't support, and then when I call you on them, you're telling me I'm arguing with you. BASH: OK, do you want to talk about you want to talk about assertions that you can't support? I will get there in a second. Let me just say, for the record, that I am not saying that the entire way that the COVID reaction was accurate. It was a scary time, and people made mistakes, absolutely. Let me finish. KENNEDY: You were scaring people. BASH: Why are you saying that? KENNEDY: Because that was the job of CNN... BASH: OK. OK, stop. KENNEDY: ... was to put the Chyrons up about many people are dying to get people to comply. BASH: We were trying to be -- we were listening to the leaders in this country, including the president, who had a daily press conference explaining what was going on, and trying to listen. KENNEDY: Were you listening to the scientists, actually? BASH: I want to talk to -- measles. KENNEDY: Were you reading the science yourself?

WATCH: The full exchange wherein CNN's Dana Bash got COOKED by RFKJR BASH: So, how do you prepare then? How do you prepare for the next pandemic? I mean, that's literally part of your job now, because experts think it's going to happen within the next 10 years again. KENNEDY: Yes, I mean, I think we did virtually everything wrong the last time. BASH: So -- but what about now? KENNEDY: The principal thing that we need to do is, we need to listen to what's happening to doctors on the ground. There are 15 million frontline physicians around the world. They're mainly now connected through the Internet. We can tell on the front lines what's working and what's not. If we had listened to those doctors during the COVID pandemic, we would have saved potentially millions of lives. There were therapeutics out there that were working. There were doctors that were having no deaths from COVID and treating in some cases thousands of patients. And we weren't listening to them. Instead, we were doing the opposite. We were shutting them down. And then, Dana, the other thing that I would say is that we need to protect our constitutional rights. That is the primary obligation of our country. BASH: What does that mean? KENNEDY: Well, during COVID, we completely dismantled our constitutional rights. We began censoring people, in violation of the First Amendment. (CROSSTALK) BASH: But you're saying what not to do. I'm asking what to do. But I- but I want to talk about... KENNEDY: Well, that's something to do. That is the number one priority. We protect the Constitution. The Constitution was written. BASH: Forgive me, but you're just -- you're talking about rights, and I'm asking about a potential public health crisis that is coming. But I do want to -- let's... KENNEDY: And one of the mistakes we made in the last time was suppressing those rights so people weren't being heard. Doctors who were saying you're doing it wrong were being marginalized and vilified and... BASH: Yes, because -- because -- again, I really want to move on. But you were saying you were... KENNEDY: Of course you want to move... BASH: Yes, I do. KENNEDY: ... because you were part of the problem. BASH: No, I wasn't part of the problem. KENNEDY: There was absolute press malpractice. You weren't allowing -- your job... (CROSSTALK) BASH: Mr. Secretary, your job... KENNEDY: Your job is a fierce skepticism toward authority. BASH: OK. Yes, I am. I am. KENNEDY: And you weren't doing that. You were beating up on people who were dissenting. BASH: My job is also -- no, OK. Are you going to -- you want to sit here and attack me, or do you want to have conversations about public health? KENNEDY: Well, you're sitting here and attacking me. BASH: I'm not attacking you. I'm asking questions about how to prevent the next pandemic. KENNEDY: And let me answer the question. And I will tell you... BASH: That's what I'm trying to do. But I also don't want to use this interview to allow you to say things that aren't entirely true. You're talking about therapeutics. Fine. It is also factually true that the COVID vaccine worked. The COVID vaccine prevented deaths. There is data upon data upon data. Let's talk about the measles, please, because this is something that is happening as we speak. The cases in the U.S... KENNEDY: You think the COVID vaccine protected children? BASH: I think that what I have talked to scientists and doctors about... KENNEDY: You have talked to scientists. Can you look -- can you show me one study... BASH: Yes, I can. I can. KENNEDY: ... that shows that children were protected by the COVID vaccine? BASH: I can tell you that there are... KENNEDY: That that vaccine did more good than harm to children? Can you show me one study that shows that? BASH: I can tell you that, when it comes to the vaccine, there have been studies that show that, because of vaccine disinformation, disinformation, there could have been 100,000 to 200,000 in the U.S. saved But because people didn't get the vaccine, that's why. (CROSSTALK) BASH: I'm not saying that it entirely -- let me finish. Let me finish. KENNEDY: You are saying nonsense. You are saying something that you cannot show me a single study. BASH: OK. I am not saying nonsense. I'm -- excuse me. KENNEDY: You are talking -- somebody told you. BASH: Excuse me. Let me... KENNEDY: And you -- cite me the study. What study? (CROSSTALK) BASH: No, what studies are you talking about? You're talking about studies that actually don't exist. I want to talk about the... KENNEDY: Cite me the study. You're talking about it. BASH: I'm not here to defend... KENNEDY: You say you have seen studies. Cite me the study. BASH: This is not productive. I am not here to defend all of the -- let me finish. KENNEDY: You're just -- you're talking nonsense. You're making assertions you can't support, and then when I call you on them, you're telling me I'm arguing with you. BASH: OK, do you want to talk about you want to talk about assertions that you can't support? I will get there in a second. Let me just say, for the record, that I am not saying that the entire way that the COVID reaction was accurate. It was a scary time, and people made mistakes, absolutely. Let me finish. KENNEDY: You were scaring people. BASH: Why are you saying that? KENNEDY: Because that was the job of CNN... BASH: OK. OK, stop. KENNEDY: ... was to put the Chyrons up about many people are dying to get people to comply. BASH: We were trying to be -- we were listening to the leaders in this country, including the president, who had a daily press conference explaining what was going on, and trying to listen. KENNEDY: Were you listening to the scientists, actually? BASH: I want to talk to -- measles. KENNEDY: Were you reading the science yourself?

Jorge Bonilla

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Kennedy: There's this little game where the Democrats want the nominee to use the magic words that Trump lost the election and the nominees are understandably, in my opinion, don't want to play that game. Hunt: How is it game? It’s just what happened. Kennedy: No, it is a game. It’s a game of words. Hunt: What does it say about where we are that you think that this is a game of words. I mean, when did this get so hard? Kennedy: The Democrats have made it hard

Kennedy: There's this little game where the Democrats want the nominee to use the magic words that Trump lost the election and the nominees are understandably, in my opinion, don't want to play that game. Hunt: How is it game? It’s just what happened. Kennedy: No, it is a game. It’s a game of words. Hunt: What does it say about where we are that you think that this is a game of words. I mean, when did this get so hard? Kennedy: The Democrats have made it hard

Acyn

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Senator John Kennedy just delivered over two straight minutes of pitch-perfect “Kennedyisms” on NewsNation. As Katie Pavlich sat across from Kennedy, she couldn’t help but crack up at times. KENNEDY: “The idea that we send billions of dollars to dead people and they get cashed. The checks get cashed so obviously a lot fraud.” “When you die Katie, not that you’re going to die anytime soon, but when you die, your name goes to the Social Security department, they have a list dead people.” “And but they wouldn’t share it with anybody else. They wouldn’t share it with the Department of Treasury for example.” “So I had to go pass a bill. Took four years to pass the bill, believe it or not I had opposition. But we finally got it passed and the president signed it yesterday.” “And so far as I can tell, dead people can still vote, but they can’t cash checks because we’re not going to sending them to them anymore and it’s going to save billions and billions and billions of dollars.” ——————— KENNEDY: “Well, every state is different. Some state governors cooperate, some of them don’t.” “Governor Walz didn’t cooperate. He knew about this fraud, he knew all about it. You know, he lied about it. I’m sorry.” “No offense to the governor but he learned to lie before he learned to talk.” ——————— KENNEDY: “This book, I think the reason it’s done okay is because t’s not a policy book per se. It’s a storybook.” “I use real stories to make to make my points about policy. And some of the stories will make you laugh. Some of them are very bizarre. All of them are true.” “I hope the book will make people think, I can say it’s all true, it may make you want to day drink because some of it’s not pretty.” ——————— PAVLICH: “Why is it that Washington will never test negative for stupid?” KENNEDY: “Well I don’t know. Maybe it’s something in the water.” “There are a lot of of intelligent people in Washington, but I call them high IQ stupid people.” “They’ve got lot of education, but no sense.” ——————— KENNEDY: “This place is…uhhh…some days it’s like the game room of a mental hospital up here.” ——————— KENNEDY: “I’ve got a lot of friends in the House and Mike Johnson’s a good friend of mine, and Steve Scalise and Jim Jordan and many others.” “I shouldn’t say this, but they’re not any better or worse than the Senate.” “Both chambers, sometimes, are like a circus without a tent.”

Senator John Kennedy just delivered over two straight minutes of pitch-perfect “Kennedyisms” on NewsNation. As Katie Pavlich sat across from Kennedy, she couldn’t help but crack up at times. KENNEDY: “The idea that we send billions of dollars to dead people and they get cashed. The checks get cashed so obviously a lot fraud.” “When you die Katie, not that you’re going to die anytime soon, but when you die, your name goes to the Social Security department, they have a list dead people.” “And but they wouldn’t share it with anybody else. They wouldn’t share it with the Department of Treasury for example.” “So I had to go pass a bill. Took four years to pass the bill, believe it or not I had opposition. But we finally got it passed and the president signed it yesterday.” “And so far as I can tell, dead people can still vote, but they can’t cash checks because we’re not going to sending them to them anymore and it’s going to save billions and billions and billions of dollars.” ——————— KENNEDY: “Well, every state is different. Some state governors cooperate, some of them don’t.” “Governor Walz didn’t cooperate. He knew about this fraud, he knew all about it. You know, he lied about it. I’m sorry.” “No offense to the governor but he learned to lie before he learned to talk.” ——————— KENNEDY: “This book, I think the reason it’s done okay is because t’s not a policy book per se. It’s a storybook.” “I use real stories to make to make my points about policy. And some of the stories will make you laugh. Some of them are very bizarre. All of them are true.” “I hope the book will make people think, I can say it’s all true, it may make you want to day drink because some of it’s not pretty.” ——————— PAVLICH: “Why is it that Washington will never test negative for stupid?” KENNEDY: “Well I don’t know. Maybe it’s something in the water.” “There are a lot of of intelligent people in Washington, but I call them high IQ stupid people.” “They’ve got lot of education, but no sense.” ——————— KENNEDY: “This place is…uhhh…some days it’s like the game room of a mental hospital up here.” ——————— KENNEDY: “I’ve got a lot of friends in the House and Mike Johnson’s a good friend of mine, and Steve Scalise and Jim Jordan and many others.” “I shouldn’t say this, but they’re not any better or worse than the Senate.” “Both chambers, sometimes, are like a circus without a tent.”

Overton

113,429 просмотров • 8 месяцев назад

“Courts have stopped the president from defacing the Kennedy Center, but they haven’t stopped him from destroying the Kennedy Center. And the larger fight is over the future of the Kennedy Center. And that fight is surrounding Trump’s plan to close it down for two years and then gut it, and then renovate it, however he sees fit, I’m sure with a lot of gold stuff, right? And that fight is still ongoing.” “And what that means is that after July 4th, there is nothing planned at the Kennedy Center. If you look on the website in the calendar, there’s nothing booked. So, he’s effectively killing the Kennedy Center, even though his name’s not going to be on it, by just not booking anything and not putting anybody in charge of it. And that’s a tragedy for the Kennedy Center. And whatever you thought about the Kennedy Center before, for the next period of time, it’s going to be vacant.” “And that’s Trump’s decision. He would rather kill it out of spite because he didn’t get his way than to let it continue even imperfectly in the way it was operating. That’s very sad for the people who care about the Kennedy Center and the programming that was going on there.”

“Courts have stopped the president from defacing the Kennedy Center, but they haven’t stopped him from destroying the Kennedy Center. And the larger fight is over the future of the Kennedy Center. And that fight is surrounding Trump’s plan to close it down for two years and then gut it, and then renovate it, however he sees fit, I’m sure with a lot of gold stuff, right? And that fight is still ongoing.” “And what that means is that after July 4th, there is nothing planned at the Kennedy Center. If you look on the website in the calendar, there’s nothing booked. So, he’s effectively killing the Kennedy Center, even though his name’s not going to be on it, by just not booking anything and not putting anybody in charge of it. And that’s a tragedy for the Kennedy Center. And whatever you thought about the Kennedy Center before, for the next period of time, it’s going to be vacant.” “And that’s Trump’s decision. He would rather kill it out of spite because he didn’t get his way than to let it continue even imperfectly in the way it was operating. That’s very sad for the people who care about the Kennedy Center and the programming that was going on there.”

Josh Rogin

28,183 просмотров • 4 месяцев назад

Watch Robert Kennedy Jr. Drop COVID Vaccine Truth Bombs on Bill Maher • 25% of Americans believe they know someone who died because of the C19 shots • 52% of Americans believe that the vaccines are causing injuries, including death. • In Pfizer’s own trials, “people who got the vaccine had a 23% higher death rate from all causes at the end of that study.” BILL MAHER: “But that [23% higher death rate] could not be the disease itself?” KENNEDY: “If it is, then the vaccine doesn’t work, doesn’t it?”

Watch Robert Kennedy Jr. Drop COVID Vaccine Truth Bombs on Bill Maher • 25% of Americans believe they know someone who died because of the C19 shots • 52% of Americans believe that the vaccines are causing injuries, including death. • In Pfizer’s own trials, “people who got the vaccine had a 23% higher death rate from all causes at the end of that study.” BILL MAHER: “But that [23% higher death rate] could not be the disease itself?” KENNEDY: “If it is, then the vaccine doesn’t work, doesn’t it?”

The Vigilant Fox 🦊

3,732,999 просмотров • 2 лет назад

Together, Bill Maher and Cheryl Hines expose the key difference between Republicans and the modern-day left. One side thinks you’re wrong, the other wants to shun you entirely. Maher shared a glimpse of this from his dinner with President Trump. MAHER: “I hope to have dinner with him again…he definitely doesn’t like it when you critique him and thinks you’re being unfair, but he is willing to listen.” “He will yell at me, but he does not want to cut me off.” “He does not want to cut me off, which is something that cannot say about the left.” HINES: “That is true because the Republicans have been very kind to me from the beginning.” “Even from the beginning when Bobby was running as a Democrat, they weren’t mean and they never have been, and I can’t say that for the Democrats.” MAHER: “I agree. It’s sad because it’s not the Democrats we grew up with. That’s the difference that people don’t, I think, see.” “I’m not going to pretend I don’t notice how different they are.”

Together, Bill Maher and Cheryl Hines expose the key difference between Republicans and the modern-day left. One side thinks you’re wrong, the other wants to shun you entirely. Maher shared a glimpse of this from his dinner with President Trump. MAHER: “I hope to have dinner with him again…he definitely doesn’t like it when you critique him and thinks you’re being unfair, but he is willing to listen.” “He will yell at me, but he does not want to cut me off.” “He does not want to cut me off, which is something that cannot say about the left.” HINES: “That is true because the Republicans have been very kind to me from the beginning.” “Even from the beginning when Bobby was running as a Democrat, they weren’t mean and they never have been, and I can’t say that for the Democrats.” MAHER: “I agree. It’s sad because it’s not the Democrats we grew up with. That’s the difference that people don’t, I think, see.” “I’m not going to pretend I don’t notice how different they are.”

Overton

100,226 просмотров • 11 месяцев назад

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.

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.

Paris 🗼

85,071 просмотров • 1 месяц назад

Bill Maher just said the quiet part out loud...Trump Derangement Syndrome has hijacked America for over a decade. He told John Stamos that it’s gotten so bad that he literally cannot be around these people anymore. MAHER: “It is a phenomenon that we have never seen before that one person would dominate just the national debate…” STAMOS: “Every conversation, every dinner, every f*cking thing…” MAHER: “For over a decade! You know, and I do think you have to fight that. Like I say, if that’s your whole personality, is the first thing out of your mouth is, ‘what are we going to do about Donald Trump?’ I just can’t. I can’t!” STAMOS: “First of all, you don’t have the answer.” MAHER: “I don’t have the answer, exactly.” STAMOS: “But people think you do, I would get it.” MAHER: “I can’t get away from these people.”

Bill Maher just said the quiet part out loud...Trump Derangement Syndrome has hijacked America for over a decade. He told John Stamos that it’s gotten so bad that he literally cannot be around these people anymore. MAHER: “It is a phenomenon that we have never seen before that one person would dominate just the national debate…” STAMOS: “Every conversation, every dinner, every f*cking thing…” MAHER: “For over a decade! You know, and I do think you have to fight that. Like I say, if that’s your whole personality, is the first thing out of your mouth is, ‘what are we going to do about Donald Trump?’ I just can’t. I can’t!” STAMOS: “First of all, you don’t have the answer.” MAHER: “I don’t have the answer, exactly.” STAMOS: “But people think you do, I would get it.” MAHER: “I can’t get away from these people.”

Overton

579,991 просмотров • 9 месяцев назад

Bill Maher and Bill O’Reilly just traded blows in front of a live HBO audience — and O’Reilly walked away with the knockout. Maher landed a low blow, but O’Reilly fired back instantly and left him stuttering on his own stage. The crowd loved every second of this battle of the Bills. O’REILLY: “The message that the Democratic Party has traditionally had, that we are for the workers. We want to improve the lives of the backbone of the country.” “Now you are into all this fringe garbage that Americans don’t want. I think that’s your posture.” MAHER: “No, I wouldn’t put it that way but go ahead.” O’REILLY: “But you might want to rethink…because that’s a good way to put it.” MAHER: “Well, I’m still on the air and you’re not…but go ahead.” [Audience erupts into applause] O’REILLY: “I expected that.” “So we did a town hall on the NewsNation a few weeks ago from Kennedy Center, 23 million people watched. 23 million. Okay?” “You can add up all the HBOs you want, you’re not going to come close. Just want to correct the record.” [Audience applauds O’Reilly] MAHER: “I…ughhh…I…I will check those facts. I…I…” O’REILLY: “Yeah, you check them!”

Bill Maher and Bill O’Reilly just traded blows in front of a live HBO audience — and O’Reilly walked away with the knockout. Maher landed a low blow, but O’Reilly fired back instantly and left him stuttering on his own stage. The crowd loved every second of this battle of the Bills. O’REILLY: “The message that the Democratic Party has traditionally had, that we are for the workers. We want to improve the lives of the backbone of the country.” “Now you are into all this fringe garbage that Americans don’t want. I think that’s your posture.” MAHER: “No, I wouldn’t put it that way but go ahead.” O’REILLY: “But you might want to rethink…because that’s a good way to put it.” MAHER: “Well, I’m still on the air and you’re not…but go ahead.” [Audience erupts into applause] O’REILLY: “I expected that.” “So we did a town hall on the NewsNation a few weeks ago from Kennedy Center, 23 million people watched. 23 million. Okay?” “You can add up all the HBOs you want, you’re not going to come close. Just want to correct the record.” [Audience applauds O’Reilly] MAHER: “I…ughhh…I…I will check those facts. I…I…” O’REILLY: “Yeah, you check them!”

Overton

544,265 просмотров • 11 месяцев назад