Bill Maher

Jan 24, 2025 | newspotng.com | Tim Miller |Don Lemon |Bill Maher |Wumi Akintide

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Nov 25, 2024 | lifezette.com | Bill Maher |Stephen Smith

Comedian Bill Maher and ESPN’s Stephen A. Smith spoke out on Sunday, disputing claims that President-elect Donald Trump is a “horrible racist,” based on their personal experiences and observations of him. The discussion took place on Maher’s podcast, Club Random, where the two men argued that Trump’s past relationships with black Americans and his increasing support from Hispanic and Black voters during his presidential campaigns suggest that accusations of racism against him are unfounded.

Aug 26, 2024 | kirkusreviews.com | David Rohde |Walter Isaacson |Bill Maher

A cautionary, relevant study of systematic executive bullying that has cast deep skepticism on law enforcement in America. A meticulous chronicle of the excruciating details of the battles between the Trump presidency and the Department of Justice.

Aug 20, 2024 | kirkusreviews.com | Julia Sonnevend |Bill Maher |Emmanuel Acho

Maher calls out idiocy wherever he sees it, with a comedic delivery that veers between a stiletto and a sledgehammer. The comedian argues that the arts of moderation and common sense must be reinvigorated. Some people are born snarky, some become snarky, and some have snarkiness thrust upon them. Judging from this book, Maher—host of HBO’s Real Time program and author of The New New Rules and When You Ride Alone, You Ride With bin Laden—is all three.

Aug 13, 2024 | kirkusreviews.com | Steve Benen |Bill Maher |Howard Zinn

Not likely to win over many from the other camp, but with a good amount of signal among the partisan noise. A fierce takedown of right-wing mendacity committed in the service of a bigger lie. It’s one thing to spin fables about the phone company killing JFK. It’s quite another to take an event within recent memory and twist it out of all recognition—to say, for instance, that the Jan. 6, 2021, storming of the Capitol was just everyday tourist visitation or legitimate political protest.