joining me now is bill maher, host of "realtime with bill maher." bill, it's good to see you. >> good to see you. congratulations on your gig. i haven't seen you in so long, i haven't been able to say it. >> i live in the suburbs. i don't know if donald trump is aware that some of us live in the suburbs, but i do. i'm not sure i'm afraid they'll be abolished, but that seems to be the theme. if you live in the suburbs, i guess joe biden is going to burn them to the ground or send someone to do it. do you think that is a way to win an election? >> i don't know, but that is a question to be asking. i hear about all the lies, and of course there is a lot of lies. it's donald trump, there's going to be a lot of lies. who cares? the question is, is it an effective message? was it an effective convention? it was a unique convention, but, you know, they had a crowd. they had people applauding. they produced things. he had a messolini on the balcony moment. i don't know if this stuff works, but it might. i was reading something very disturbing about facebook,

that's why it's important that she was on the bill maher show and not say fox.are educated about this. the bill maher audience are in a protected bubble, so what he has been doing if you notice, he is about as progressive a liberal as you are going to get. he is conducting an intervention for his own audience. here's a group of people that would not even care, did not care if it was a conservative intellectual, a guy running his own business, a trump supporter, they got canceled. they would not care, would not be a part of their life. but now when they see their own side getting devoured by people inside their own ideology, i mean, the call is coming from inside the house, now they have to perk up and go, my god, it's like liberal comedians are gone. music is gone, bands are breaking up. they are all these thingare hape being canceled. it's not like -- it's not a court of law, it's a court of public opinion going right around the first amendment. it's a workaround. you can say that you have freedom of speech and it does not matter if it destroys your career or r

get another chance to let their audience know just how they feel about him besides questioning bill maher today and hopefully for you think a lot with one m s n b c host openly urging a congressman to trip up bark during questioning projects $1619.00 many believe it's no more than revisionist history u.s. senator tom continental says he plans to introduce legislation to prevent schools receiving federal funds 1 from including it in their curriculum so what is it project $21.00 is horace cooper will be here to explain how a millennial is being affected by what they're hearing and seeing in the media today kristen teet of young americans for liberty says they're frightened by what she calls the media's marxist indoctrination what does she mean by that we'll ask her on july 27th politico ran a piece which included labeling senator camilla harris as joe biden's v.p. pick complete with a quote from by praising his selection the paragraph was quickly taken down and dubbed a mistake by the news site will show you the whole strange futuristic piece i'm steve malzberg let's see the press. oh you k

that's why bill maher said was so significant.michael moore normally not worth listening to except he like bill maher has a tendency to be honest about the prospects of the left when he sees the trump train or freight train coming his way. here is michael moore on facebook. biden campaign announced he will be visiting a number of states but not michigan. sound familiar? i'm warning you almost 10 weeks in advance the enthusiasm level for the 60 million in trump's base is off the charts, and he is right. for joe, not so much. don't leave it to democrats to get rid of trump. you have to get rid of trump. and for -- michael moore said much the same thing in 2016 to the chagrin of democrats and he was right. anyone who is not in a bubble in a tv studio and is actually talking and meeting with people, especially in swing states, recognize this massive enthusiasm gap and change. joe biden announced he will be out on the trail after labor day and donald trump rightly pointed out that's light years in trumpville. he will make 20 campaign e

you're right, bill maher gets the credit. i've been on his show many times. he was the first one to say that to me in the first year of trump's presidency. so i'm usually skeptical about these things, but i believe trump is an autocrat wannabe. he's certainly not joking. he's not a jokester. >> i want to see if you'll engage in some tough love. i'm going to hit you with some devil's advocate theories, beliefs, and fears about the party you love and you're a member of. here goes. the theory goes like this. they suck at the fight. they're not killers. they are purity testers in fact. they often allow good -- great to be the enemy of good. they are charlie brown in a charlie manson era. the best ads are being made by the disaffected republicans. and i, myself, have already had a quote directed to me on background from inside the biden campaign saying, in effect, all we gotta do is play mistake-free baseball here on out. i would posit that's not the way to get elected. are any of the preceding points true in your view? >> look, i always joked that the definition

means brando see this just to learn you sent to viet nam to free american treasonous bill maher singlehandedly losing even in real life the united states had lost. sleep. rambo one of those people called the t.v. told that if. the dividing line between propaganda and patriotism between glorification and deterrence is very theme in many films. the cartel they are. the fallout from the american disaster in vietnam pulls more and more filmmakers in hollywood to take a clear stand against war and they were successful all of a stone won for oscars with platoon but can a film really be anti rule have a pacifist message with all the slow some. believe the whole problem with a pacifist war film is that this is a contradiction in terms. i think it's definitely possible to make war films in such a way that at the end of the film people are filled with what classic tragedy called pity and ah or shock and horror but i think that only works by virtue of the narrative you tell a strong story like the bridge it shocked audiences 15 years after the end of world war 2 was german society was then experiencing a

if you want any more evidence of the democrat nail biting, here's bill maher.n bump got to me -- >> yeah. >> but i'm feeling less confident than i was a monthing ago. i feel very nervous. >> yeah. >> the same way i did four years ago at this time. stuart: all right, you heard it. that's my opinion, that the democrats are nervous, and rightfully so. that is my opinion. katie pavlich is with us, fox news contributor to boot. all right, katie -- >> morning, stuart. stuart: -- are my politics getting in the way of solid judgment here? is this bushful thinking on my part -- wishful thinking on my part? >> no. it's very clear that they are nervous about repeating the same mistakes of 2016. you can't be a man of the people without going out and campaigning with people you're trying to earn votes from. this idea that joe biden was going to stay in his basement as the campaign was saying over the summer and successfully win the white house was really never going to work out when you look at the rnc's grassroots campaign and what the trump campaign has been doing. the po

this is her with bill maher on friday. >> what cancel culture is about is not criticism.writer jonathan raush has called it something like social murder. and i think that's right. not just about punishing the sinner not just about punishing the person for being insufficiently pure. it's about a sort of secondary boycott of people who would gain to speak to that person or appear on a platform with that person. in order to do our job well writers and editors we need to have a level of bravery and thick skin and fearlessness. when you are living in fear of an online mob, you know, all it takes is a dozen people to repeat a lie about you. ainsley: she said the next step, if you don't agree with us, the next step is violence. it's about punishment. it's about making people radio ache tifer and taking away jobs. pete: it's absolutely true. a huge difference between liberals and leftists. for a long time country had plenty of liberals. shared common civic core. today the leftist hate the very country they are in and shame anyone to conform to their view and captured the democrat

giving the media get another chance to let their audience know just how they feel about him besides bill maher today and hopefully for you a lot with one m. s. n.b.c. host openly urging a congressman to trip up bar during questioning projects $1619.00 many believe it's no more than revisionist history u.s. senator tom cotton now says he plans to introduce legislation to print it schools.

security council and your top law officer in your country bill maher he said your fellow activists are using tasers pellet guns all manner of ammunition against law enforcement that's that's the view of your top law officer in your country. i go with hesitate to think that he truly believes that and if he does he is having bad information. ask him to maybe attend these protests and see how peaceful they are we see things like people cooking their 247 and feeding in our houses community we see people just standing there are signs and chanting in so incredibly nonviolent protest that has been cracked down on i think so that images of chaos can be seen in that bureau can then be used for damage charms reelection bid to say that this is the rylan democrats and this is what is coming if you vote for joe biden. but this is trump's america right now in the violence in the chaos that we're seeing is being ensued by his federal police force as well as local police forces well yes finally joe biden the contender democrat contender in november presumed contender hasn't even been to poland why sho

. >> caller: i'm bill maher and i'm speaking as an informed citizen. have two related topics to bring to you today. first a group of fisheries and environmental organizations in a lawsuit with the state water board. in the july 20, 21, 2020 edition of the cahill news under the agreed settlement in considering future modifications the water board will have to conduct enhanced analysis on the potential impact of the public comment in addition the fish and will have to explain its decision in writing and commits to following a similar process for evaluating process to the dealt ta plan and the regulatory commission responded to the proposal for managing the tuolumne river and a quote is the final environmental impact statement still needs review by federal fishery agencies and the state water board. the state board voted in december 2018 for much higher releases end quote. the state water board just settled a lawsuit committing to enhanced analysis regarding the health of fish below dams and ferc agreed to a proposal that will impact the same fish. the sa

york times" opinion columnist and editor, bari weiss, not a conservative, on "real f time with bill maher discussing the troubling trends. >> the problem that happened at the time and it's referenced in ubthe harper's letter. is that my boss got fired for running an op-ed by a sittingth u.s. senator. you might say tom cotton is detestable, that you disagree with him, but i don't want to live in a world where the views of half the country can't be heard in the paper of record. that's where we are heading. >>an sean: 50% of the country. "the new york times" toilet paper times 24/7 anti-trump hate machine speeding along. look at the hit piece on press secretary kayleigh mcenany, is that all? it sounds like objective reporting. does it sound like a papert committed to truth and facts? i think ms. weiss is correct. it seems like the same smear tactics we've seen. joining is now white house press secretary kayleigh mcenany. let me say it's a badge of honor for you. congratulations they don't like you. i think, i celebrate that. want to go to one piece. you know, brought up that you don't want t

bill maher say thing to joy reid. >> i feel very nervous. same way i did four years ago at this time. >> i feel very nervous. joining me now, reverend mark thompson and republican strategist and member of the lincoln project, susan dell perseio. welcome to both of you. really appreciate it. mark, i'm going to start with you on this one. michael moore over the weekend raising alarm bells. look here as he tweeted this, look at these polls. it's happening again. it's 2016 all over again. basically saying biden has to pull the progressive vote in. he has to stop going to the center, stop going to the swing vote, and getting turnout from the progressive vote. where do you think we've got to land on this thing? where do you think biden has to land on this thing? >> all of the above. he's got to appeal to all of the above, which i think he's been doing. i think he's been trying to do. there's always much more that can be done. but there are some complications. this mail-in balloting issue is very worrisome. if we're saying to people to go ahead and

not had the administration implement a national strategy even though we started with our first bill maher 4th about testing and we have -- we're saying in order to open up our economy, and in order to have our children be safely in schools you must contain the virus. and that is a sticking point in terms of the amount of money. we're at like 75. they're maybe at 15, they want to count old money into it. third, we want to put money into the pockets of american people. they put $200 forth end of last week. very condescending to working families, they're not needing it, they're staying home so they don't go to work that's not true. the data is very different. then we have a couple of other things that relate to supporting the post office, voting by mail, as well as food. can you imagine that we have a contentious issue between how we would like to spend tens of billions of dollars more to feed the american people while millions of children are food insecure. yesterday in los angeles, people waited seven hours in food bank lines to get food. we have a solution in the legislation. so again, wo

it's coming from the left from hbo's bill maher.he same thing you just will powells and polsters skepticism. is there more built up support for donald trump than the polls currently show. here is what bill maher had to say about that on his show. >> biden is ahead but he is not to my view comfortably ahead. not for my comfort. hillary was ahead by more at some point. and i just got to ask what is your party doing against this walking disaster that you can't close the gap better than that. >> this would seem to support that position. another fox news poll that asks who do you think your neighbors are supporting for president? now, look at this. many suggested, in fact, 39% suggested their neighbors are going to vote for president trump. while they would vote for biden their neighbors would vote for president trump. meaning pete and jed, there is a lot of pent up support for president trump out there. recall. jedediah: people are afraid to say they support president trump and the criticism. that happened last time around. that's why t

. >> caller: i'm bill maher and i'm speaking as an informed citizen. i have two related topics to bring to you today. first a group of fisheries and environmental organizations in a lawsuit with the state water board. in the july 20, 21, 2020 edition of the cahill news under the agreed settlement in considering future modifications the water board will have to conduct enhanced analysis on the potential impact of the public comment in addition the fish and will have to explain its decision in writing and commits to following a similar process for evaluating process to the dealt ta plan and the regulatory commission responded to the proposal for managing the tuolumne river and a quote is the final environmental impact statement still needs review by federal fishery agencies and the state water board. the state board voted in december 2018 for much higher releases end quote. the state water board just settled a lawsuit committing to enhanced analysis regarding the health of fish below dams and ferc agreed to a proposal that will impact the same fish. the

. >> caller: i'm bill maher and i'm speaking as an informed citizen. i have two related topics to bring to you today. first a group of fisheries and environmental organizations in a lawsuit with the state water board. in the july 20, 21, 2020 edition of the cahill news under the agreed settlement in considering future modifications the water board will have to conduct enhanced analysis on the potential impact of the public comment in addition the fish and will have to explain its decision in writing and commits to following a similar process for evaluating process to the dealt ta plan and the regulatory commission responded to the proposal for managing the tuolumne river and a quote is the final environmental impact statement still needs review by federal fishery agencies and the state water board. the state board voted in december 2018 for much higher releases end quote. the state water board just settled a lawsuit committing to enhanced analysis regarding the health of fish below dams and ferc agreed to a proposal that will impact the same fish. the

culture former opinion writer editor "new york times" barry wise speaking out on hbo real time with bill maheritors need level of braverly in fear of a mob all it takes is a dozen people, to repeat a lie about you -- >> wise resigned after more than years at paper due to alleged harassment from colleagues regarding viewpoints i watched what is going on with ellen degeneres how low bar is set for canceling someone i was saying that would give people in hollywood, in this entertainment business, who people consider them liberal, a pause about targeting people because guess what people have always said in greg talked about it eventually they come for you, too. >> no question about it, i think one of the things that concerns me most, what is we are teaching young people right now this is all black and white this could you are either all good or you are all bad no room for mistakes no room to learn no room for redemption stories, most important lessons we learned if you are not able to do that i think, a problem in society in general, and anybody looking in mirror think they have not made mistakes,

he will sit down with bill maher, with kamala harris. not "60 minutes."y very few. i don't mind doing niche interview. broaden your mind out to get the younger demographic. why the president sat down with bar stool's president. get it. you know what the president also does? sits down with chris wallace. does us for an hour. jonathan swan of "axios" in between. takes all-comers. creates news. technically makes some mistakes. look what he did yesterday, stuart. he was asked by cardi b. he said i will give you free college. what? just like that, i'm giving you free college. i want "medicare for all." okay. i'm saying to myself did he okay "medicare for all," free college because a rapper asked him to? that has to make handlers so nervous to sit down with the likes of stuart varney. stuart: or the likes of brian kilmeade or anybody else at fox. got limited time, brian. i really want to get this in. i will show our audience what i think is disturbing video from portland. you can see a man on the ground there, pulled out of his pickup truck, beaten by protester

. >> emily: turning to your headlines, bill maher who confronts an ex-clinton advisor over the formerction could be a distraction. take a look. >> now bill clinton people are saying there are witnesses who saw him on jeffrey epstein's sex island, obviously it's denied. well you shake your head like oh , that's impossible. look it's possible. >> emily: appearing to shake his head "no." he went on to say the clintons are pretty talented politicians. >> take a look at this. a man is caught on camera pouring gasoline on a police car outside a south carolina station and setting it on fire. police say he fled in a silver four door sedan and is still on the run. they are asking for tips in hopes of leading to an arrest. please contact them if you know anything. >> next a dad saves his seven- year-old daughter after a giant tree falls on their new jersey home. take a look at this frightening video. >> i thought my daughter, i got my family out and the rest is just material stuff. >> illegal immigrants: the father pulling his daughter from the rubble carrying her and his 9-year-old son to safe

you've seen bill maher, michael moore saying, "hey, everyone, this is not in the bag."aign that's making them still sit in the basement? where is joe biden, and why is he not out on the front lines making his case to people? >> well, i think there's no question that trump has picked up some momentum here coming out of the convention, that this race was as wide open as 12 and everybody said it's over. now it's down to six and the next couple of points are absolutely critical. and that's why biden is coming out of the basement post-labor day. i think they're organizing events, feeling out a campaign, but they are going to go ahead here and get out and campaign because they have to. these polls are closing. this is a real race. i think there's no question about that now. jedediah: mark, what do you say to people who don't trust polls at all anymore? they look back at 2016 and say so many of the polls were wrong, feel completely misled. so many media folks, in fact, very surprised when it came that president trump had won that election. so is there a reason to distrust poll

bill maher, hbo's real time, often left of center, speaks truth people don't want to hear, he talkedbiden's lead over trump. here is his take. >> biden's ahead but he is not to my view comfortably ahead, not for my comfort. hillary was ahead by more at some points. i just got to ask, what is your party doing against this walking disaster that you can't close the gap better than that? pete: you used to be a hillary supporter, not a trump supporter, on election day of 2016. you thought the polls were right. they were wrong. are we seeing the same thing? >> yes. we are seeing the same thing exactly. and that taught me such a lesson in 2016, yes i voted for hillary clinton and i do apologize to the american people for that. i will be voting for trump in 2020. i'm very excited to do so. but that taught me a great lesson. those polls were out of control. they were saying that trump had a 3% chance of winning on election day itself. they were saying he had 1% chance of winning this is what happens when once again you bully people afraid to admit they're going to vote for the president and s

billings? why do those need to be taken away? what the heck are they doing with them? maher eiza giorgio obtained internal documents from the post office in montana documenting all the boxes workers had been told to remove. then she and her colleagues went through them one by one and documented where those post boxes are. you can see their list, you know? next to the ymca. outside the orange street food farm, a popular grocery store. in front of the missoula county court house. downtown in front of a large senior citizen living facility. why are these being taken away? democratic u.s. senator jon tester from montana was already on this as of last night, writing to postmaster louis dejoy to ask him why the trump administration is taking away all these mailboxes in montana. after this days' worth of reporting on this day, when the nbc affiliate contacted the state's republican senator, steve daines, and the republican member of congress there, greg gianforte, to get their comment on it as well, they both decided that, yeah, they too better write to louis dejoy and show some ou