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Tucker Carlson delivers a grave prediction as Zohram Mamdani takes charge of NYC. You could hear the pain in Carlson’s voice: “I think it’s the saddest thing I’ve ever seen.” “[New York’s] our biggest city. It’s 8 million people. Cities are incredibly complex organisms, take centuries to build… but can be DESTROYED very, very quickly. “Look at Johannesburg. Thirty years. And it’s a husk. It’s a joke. And it was a beautiful city. Look at Gary, Indiana, Detroit. Look at almost all of our cities, Baltimore. And that could happen to New York City very soon. In fact, IT WILL. I have a child who lives there. Called me today, [said] ‘I’m leaving.’ Not an ideological person. “It’s just like, we know where this is going because it’s happened in dozens and dozens [of cities]. In fact, it happened to almost every single big city we have. And now it’s happening to our biggest city. And it’s just the greatest tragedy. And I feel like it doesn’t have to happen,” Carlson said with grief. “And I think it’s the saddest thing I’ve ever seen.”
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Bill O’Reilly paraphrases for Bill Maher — and all hell breaks loose. O’Reilly’s jaw nearly dropped at what Maher said to him. A quick point of the finger later, he moved to “correct the record.” O’REILLY: “Look, I watch your program, and you’re disenchanted. And correct me if I’m wrong, which I very rarely am, so you probably won’t have to do that. You’re disenchanted with the far left wing of the Democratic Party.” MAHER: “Yes.” O’REILLY: “Because you believe that it’s poisoned the well for everybody else, like the congressman [Moskowitz] here.” MAHER: “Because they never met anything that was counterintuitive that they didn’t love.” O’REILLY: “Right. So they want to put trans people in here, and they want to do this. And it just dilutes the message that the Democratic Party has traditionally had — that ‘we’re for the workers, we want to improve the lives of the backbone of the country.’ Now you’re into all this fringe garbage that Americans don’t want. I think that’s your posture.” MAHER: “I wouldn’t put it that way, but go ahead.” O’REILLY: “Okay, 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.” [Crowd erupts] O’REILLY: “I expected that. So we did a town hall on NewsNation two 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.” REP. MOSKOWITZ: “I have a tape measure if anyone [wants to use it].” MAHER: “I will check those facts.” O’REILLY: “Yeah, you check them.”
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Bill O’Reilly wins the day with a brutal line about Andrew Cuomo. The question started with Mamdani, but once O’Reilly shifted to Cuomo, the whole room started cracking up. MAHER: “Here’s a Mandami quote from his speech. He said, ‘We will prove that there is no problem too large for government to solve.’ I can tell Bill O’Reilly thinks that’s ridiculous.” O’REILLY: “So crazy. Look, first of all, he won because he was running against Bela Lugosi (Dracula actor), all right? “I told Andrew Cuomo, ‘Why don’t you just campaign with a cape on, turn into a bat?’ The guy was as dour as possible. “Mamdani, that is a good campaigner. I mean — guy was smiling. “When he’s gonna come to your house and take your stuff, he’s gonna smile. ‘Thank you for the couch. Bring it on out.’”
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Bill Maher surprises the entire room with a brutally honest take on Trump’s ballroom project. Maher did the unthinkable: he called out the media for being completely unfair. After digging into the story, he was stunned by what he found. “The ballroom, I don’t give a sh*t. I really don’t give a sh*t. I was reading — it shows you how the media is. Everything is always on one side or the other. When he first mentioned it, it was all about, ‘Oh, my God, he’s desecrating the White House.’ Then I finally read, ‘Oh, well, they’ve done sh*t to the White House before.’ It’s just a building, I think. “Also, like, I realized after reading other people, we don’t have a place when they have state dinners. They’re doing it in a tent! This is America! So do I give a sh*t that he’s doing this to the White House? I really don’t.” [Audience claps]
Bill Maher experiences instant regret after insisting people “don’t move” because of elections. Maher went from confident to conceding in seconds as O’Reilly hit him with hard facts. MOSKOWITZ: “We’ll see if they move [because of Mamdani].” O’REILLY: “They’re already moving.” MAHER: “No, they’re not. People say they’re gonna move all the time after elections. They don’t do it.” O’REILLY: “You know how many people moved out of New York City in the last three years? 600,000. They’re moving!” MOSKOWITZ: “Yeah, they’re moving. They’ve been moving from COVID.” O’REILLY: “You know how many people moved out of your state, California?” MAHER: “Oh, I know.” O’REILLY: “Under Newsom?” MAHER: “No, no. People do move.” O’REILLY: “A million!” MAHER: “No doubt about that. People move in America. And you’re right.” O’REILLY: “No, but they’re not moving because they want a better view. They’d like to keep more of their money that they earn.” MAHER: “Yes, that’s true. Yeah. That’s true.”
Bill Maher delivers an unexpected take on Donald Trump’s “Golden Dome.” “I have a problem if we don’t [build it]. Just because Trump thought of it, I’m not against it. “Something that would stop the increasing number of rogue missiles that are in this world from maybe coming over here and incinerating me? Yeah. Mark me down as a pro for that. I’m pro having. Now, can we do it? I don’t know. He says it’ll take three years and $180 billion. “And they [Democrats] say, ‘Well, that’s bullsh*t’… but that’s, to me, a worthy [investment].”
Bill Maher looks visibly disgusted over Tucker Carlson interviewing Nick Fuentes. Maher says Tucker used to be an old-school “country club Republican,” but now he’s “the world’s oldest groyper.” At the end, Maher asked which party is more anti-Semitic and was blown away by comic relief. MAHER: “Which party seems to be having a bigger problem with anti-Semitism, because it seems like both parties now have an anti-Semitic wing. Is that a wrong assessment?” REP. JARED MOSKOWITZ: “No, that’s a right assessment. It’s like asking Jews, ‘Where would you rather go — back to Germany or Egypt?’ Like, both places are bad.”
Bill Maher introduces his audience to Nick Fuentes and says he “would like to” beat him up. “I almost didn’t want to talk about this person because he’s so gross… But this guy, Nick Fuentes… I would call a racist racist. He’s just this troll. He’s the guy who runs on the field at a baseball game… but we kind of have to talk about him.” BILL O’REILLY: “Does that mean we can beat him up?” MAHER: “I would like to. He’s what they call a groyper. I looked into this. It’s just like this group of people on 4chan… and they are pointlessly politically incorrect.” “They were doing it just to troll. They would say the worst sort of awful things or things you didn’t even understand.” “He once said, ‘Having sex with a woman is gay, and having sex with a man is gay.’” Once Maher read this, he threw his hands in the air—confused. “Okay, I don’t know where you go with that.”
Bill Maher challenges Zohran Mamdani to show he has “balls” and come on his show. “This guy seems to say he has balls. Let’s see it.” MAHER: “Let’s give him a week, okay? I’ve been critical. Let’s give him a week to just say, ‘Congratulations.’ On a political level, it was quite an achievement. I’d like him to do this show. So many other Democrats, and I vote Democratic, they still won’t come on here.” O’REILLY: “They don’t like you.” MAHER: “This guy seems to say he has balls. Let’s see it.”
Bill Maher’s audience gasps as he reveals the average ticket price for a Taylor Swift concert. “I understand why people are angry about the economy… Taylor Swift’s average ticket price is over $4,000.” [Audience gasps: “Wow.”] “But other ones, the average ticket price is $500, $600, $700. Or… how some people are eating $36 cheeseburgers… I understand why [Americans] are voting for socialism because they can’t even make ends meet, and they’re worried about eating at all.”
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Democrats are in a complete state of denial about the damage done by Obamacare: Senator Blumenthal: “I don’t know of anyone who has been harmed by Obamacare.” Huh? What about… • Disabled children stuck on home healthcare waiting lists, crowded out by able-bodied adults.  • Employees whose companies dropped group coverage, forcing them into unaffordable Obamacare exchanges.   Even the Democrats’ own hearing witness… • Was forced into the exchanges in 2016 when her employer dropped coverage.   • Paid $12,000/year for a silver plan in 2016.   • Switched to a cheaper bronze plan with a $14,000 deductible.   • Had to take out an $18,000 home equity loan to cover medical bills that the bronze plan didn’t cover.   @SenBlumenthal needs to open his eyes and see the real damage Obamacare has done to the American people.
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