i do think we have reached an age where bill maher is the voice of reason, and he actually is.ing on bill maher so much so often on this couch. >> this started with alec baldwin. while we laughed about it being a memo for him, you are right. hollywood is so disingenuous when it says stuff about this. on thing they care about is the green of the cash. when we were covering alec baldwin and emily had dug up what happens on set for that environment, we know what gun safety looks like. i grew up with guns in the house. my dad was in the military. when you look at all of that, hollywood didn't collectively have the same kind of inverted look at itself in terms of how it was handling gun violence. it didn't talk about alec baldwin, in terms of a guy who maybe had made some mistakes. what did he do with the weapon to make sure it was safe? what did he learn about gun safety in all the years in hollywood? >> it's the conversations we need. we need to teach people how to operate firearms safely instead of being scared of firearms. >> hollywood didn't look at that. they're not looking at

and to bill maher's point is exactly right, had this been a liberal supreme court justice, people wouldo be talk about all that would cover the front page of every newspaper across america. and we know that. it is so upsetting because the law is not even being followed as it is written right now it is illegal to demonstrate in front of any of these justices homes. yet nothing has been done about it. what about merrick garland but what about anyone addressing the fact we are at letting them break the law. how is that acceptable? it is really upsetting to see and of course no one is surprised you have people out there acting this way and doing something that is illegal no one is stopping them you are going to get one of these people in the mix that wants to cause more damage that wants to inflict further harm. and i just have to say i know he would rather have bamboo shoots shoved under signals than have me as a fan but bill maher continues to impress me and i might be very close to being a fan i know he doesn't want to hear that. [laughter] >> guy democratic congresswoman took to instagr

i can't believe i say this, i agree with bill maher.reasingly right on things of late. if this had been a liberal supreme court justice like ruth bader ginsburg and her life was threatened, nancy pelosi would have hearings on the matter. instead they look the other way. elizabeth: congressman, this is hair on fire moment. we have assassination attempt on justice kavanaugh. if the roe v. wade opinion comes out the streets could explode. and their homes, their lives, their families are now at risk. why is it taking so long to give them profession? we're not a third world country. we're the leading light of democracy in the world. why is this going on? why not push forward with the attorney general now to stop this? >> because the wrong people are in charge, liz. because nancy pelosi and chuck schumer are in charge. this is ridiculous. this is matter that should have been addressed not even weeks or months ago but years ago. there is only nine supreme court justices. the president has plenty of protection. he should have it. all nine of ou

even prompting scorn from hbo's bill maher. hardly a conservative, take a look.ried this. if this had been a liberal supreme court justice that someone came to kill them it would have been on the front page. that's what's so disappointing about "the new york times." they wear their bias on the sleeves and if it's not part of something that feeds our narrative, [bleep] it. >> sean: kayleigh mcenany and mike huckabee about to be displaced as the former best governor of arkansas as his daughter i expect will win the race handily. let me start with you, this is a big story. an assassination plot against a supreme court justice. then we've got the approval of the biden white house, jen psaki, and chuck schumer threatening on the steps of the u.s. supreme court. they seem okay with that. we are fine as long as they are peaceful. if i start giving out the addresses of liberals that i don't like and something happens, do you think i'm going to be the one that gets blamed for it? i would think so. >> i would think so, that's called doxxing and blame to 100%. the reason th

bill maher is pointing out asian americans, minorities are saying what are you doing for us?. >> there's not a single policy area i think driving the democrat party board. they are losing people and independence, losing those who consider themselves more centrist. they are losing traditional democrats who did used to believe in law and order but that's not today's democrat party, today's is unrecognizable and almost embarrassing to be involved in associated with that. they are either going to be independent or unaffiliated or going to the republican party increasingly has embraced court issues and i think they recognize whether they say it out loud or not, they recognize life for four years under donald trump was far better than the last year end a half hunter biden and harris. the economy was better, gas didn't cost as much, streets were safer, immigration under control, people had respect and felt like the american dream was true. elizabeth: foremost before the midterm, democrats have no strategy to address biden's weak popularity across the board including swing voters. ov

bill maher is great on this, too. when you close it down, it just gets uninteresting and i think we got it back. you specifically brought it back. i give you credit. >> greg: i've got everybody's back. >> and sometimes front. >> greg: yes, that is true. she's learning. evil shannon bream. good to see you. congratulations on the children's book. >> i brought you a copy. shannon gets a copy. >> greg: i think you're stretching it calling it a book, though. >> it's over 20 pages which is your limit. >> greg: that's not even the length of my monologue. >> it's got colorful pictures in it. >> greg: did you do the artwork? >> yeah. >> greg: no you didn't! this is a scam! you are crazy. >> best seller and google suppressed it today. they crushed the entire ad campaign. >> greg: really? that's good. that'll help you. they call that the streisand effect. it's true. you're laughing but that's what they call it. i didn't name it any way, isn't it interesting this whole flip? like it's the right -- i'm old enough to remember that

meanwhile on the rant episode of real time bill maher called out the new york times for its coveragee kavanaugh story. >> the new york times buried this. if this had been a liberal supreme court justice that someone came to kill, it would have been on the front page. and that's that's so disappointing about a paper like the new york times. because they just wear their bias on their sleeves. if it's not part of something that feeds our narrative, [bleep] it. >> dana: liberal bias is nothing new, they go together like greg and latex. like greg and high chairs. like greg and hemmer. you get the point. all right. kat, so exactly zero minutes on the sunday political talk show spin on kavanaugh. this is like a story where you could make your career and they don't even cover it >> kat: yeah, no, this is a huge deal. like someone trying to assassinate someone i think should -- like i've had strong reactions over less, you know? and i think they could have just covered it, right? that would have been a great opportunity for those people, as you point out. but also then we would have been able

. >> shannon: let's play something from bill mayor -- bill maher talking about the coverage. >> "the new york times" buried this. if this had been a liberal supreme court justice that someone came to kill, it would have been on the front page. that's what is what is so disappointed about the "new york times." they wear their bias on their sleeves and if it's not part of something that feeds our narrative, [bleep] it. >> shannon: we got a little bleep there. curtis, do you agree? i feel like any supreme court justice, soto meyer or kavanaugh, whoever it is, that feels like front-page news? >> right, yeah and it was covered in the "washington post" and in the "washington times" here in d.c. but the "new york times" really decided to bury it on a20 with the really short story and a bottom white corner that took multiple paragraphs to even get to the motive. you know f you asked a lot of these broadcast networks or newspapers, the excuse they would offer would be something rather lame in my opinion like, you know, because it was foiled, because the suspect confessed and we had all of the

watch hbo's bill maher.interesting about what liberals are doing. watch this. >> but you never hear anyone bragging about being a liberal. there is no liberal bob, there is liberal want to enact more liberal policies. democrats might want to think about what that means because the implication is, you're embarrassed by what liberalism has become. but what does it say about your brand if you don't want to say what you are? so much of liberal politics nowadays is identity politics. yet we seems found one thing liberals won't identify as, liberals. elizabeth: what do you say, ford? >> bill maher is onto something. it is great political irony in our day. democrats traffic in eye dentedty politics all day long until cows come home. they don't want to identify as liberal. the reason is simple. they talk about progressive other than liberal. to most voters it means woke authoritarian socialist nonsense. that is why they're ducking the term, lose. elizabeth: voters out there get what iran says if a businessman makes

to quote bill maher, the american late—night comedian, there is a war onjokes.ar onjokes? a little bit, yes, but also, i think if a comedian is clever, they can navigate it in a way. i will give you an example, stephen, coming from the comedy clubs where it was very bang, bang, bang. you've got ten seconds to make someone laugh. i remember being in a comedy club and they weren't laughing, and the guy goes, give me a chance, and people said, if you are not funny, get off, and he said, give me a chance, i am actually a schizophrenic. you can both get off. so, people are really quick. the way the comedy is built for short bits, and that is where you can get into trouble because if you just go for the gag, you may get into trouble. so, now, for my concert pieces, i have never done more setup in my life, because sometimes you need setup and, i better say this before they cancel me. there is more explanation. not so much, you know... not so much stuff that is going to take away from the gag, you can do it in an economical way, but i find that when i look at the totali

not just a republican talking point, bill maher ripping the media for ignoring the brett kavanaugh assassinationarrative. watch. >> carley: an author who wrote the book on the paper's biassed track record meets us next. >> todd: and ozze born /* osborne about to undergo life-changing surgery. we'll tell you what we are learning after this. buried in receipts, invoices and other paperwork that's preventing you from doing what matters most? then get the all new epson rapidreceipt smart organizer to scan, digitize and organize your documents and receipts. receipts go in, and stress goes away. it's the only solution on the market specifically designed to extract and digitize key data trapped on receipts and invoices. and it integrates with financial software like quickbooks and turbotax. transform paper documents like contracts, tax records, warranties, wills, even recipes into searchable pdfs. so the information is always right at your fingertips, safe and secure. you can even turn business cards into digital contacts, and it scans up to 100 pages at a time. even different sizes in one batch. with

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. >> todd: bill maher said just because i thought i wanted to be a pirate my parents didn't take me tooved and a peg leg installed. it's great point. pick up a copy of pete's book "battle for the american mind." >> carley: congratulations on the book it is doing well as we knew it would. "fox & friends" starts right now. >> shocking election results out of texas. >> republican myra flores flipping a seat held by democrats for nearly a decade. >> alignment on education, national security and the economy and yes on immigration. >> the point is this: >> president biden continues to defend his performance on the economy. >> we're changing people's lives. >> we have a delusional leader that actually thinks he is doing a great job for america. >> the yeas are 396. the bill is passed. >> house passing the bill to improve security for supreme court justices. >> we are sending a clear message to the left wing

. >> laura: that's bill maher with the truth and a lot of angry push back from his friends on the left is undeniably true but that line of thinking has run up against some very powerful forces. >> republican lawmakers are currently debating legislation that among many things would target trans use that threatens to put pediatrician toss prison if they put medically necessary life care for those they serve. >> laura: lifesaving? they use that claim as a weapon to beat back that opponents? please. they say the research backs them up that providing puberty blockers and gender who are mows decreases the risk of suicide but a new study out completely debunks that joining me now is the author jay green from the heritage foundation along with nugent who transitioned to a man but now is talking about how the medical transitioning of kids issue is so dangerous >> jay start with you the research completely turns this on its head the activists narrative on this issue are strong. what do you need to tell us in tonight? >> the prior research is very poorly done and using a better research design we

the committee played a clip saying that she had accepted attorney generals bill maher is a conclusionon was not stolen. the former president pushed back saying that she was not involved in election results and had long since checked out. if she served as a senior advisor in the white house. biden administration lifting the covid-19 test mandatory before entering the u.s. international travelers have been required to take the test one day prior to boarding u.s. bound flights. the mandate will expire sunday with the cdc determining no longer necessary. i matt finn, now back to "hannity" for all your headlines log on to foxnews.com. ♪ ♪ >> sean: more developments tonight and the chronicles of zero experience hunter biden. according to our brand-new report from "the new york post," miranda devine insiders close to the bidens now say that hunter is his father's closest advisor. either reportedly offering advice on ukraine policy. what a shock. you remember joe himself called hunter the smartest man he knows, but maybe joe was onto something. hunter did a very lucrative deals in ukraine wit

you will see representative steve scalise and hbo's bill maher way weighing? doing more than every president i've worked for. >> what happened the production has gone down. refinery capacity has declined in the united states and oil production has declined. >> the natural resources had a committee hearing on big cats, that's right. amidst this gas crisis, that's crushing american families, taking money out of their pockets every single week. >> in 2020 biden said no more drilling on federal lands. >> no keystone pipeline. >> when people get off fossil fuels before they have a replacement they wind up going back to even worse fossil fuels. we said saudi arabia go [bleep] yourself. you killed a journalist. now biden is going over there hat in hand begging them for oil. elizabeth: biden has been undercutting u.s. energy, congressman. at least seven executive orders, multiple initiatives, undercutting, cracking down on u.s. energy. your committee, democrats are talking about cats? >> that seemed to be the most important subject they could come up with how we regul

let's watch bill maher. >> we are literally experimenting on children. age eight. i wanted to be a pirate. [laughter] thank god nobody took me seriously and scheduled me for like removal and peg leg surgery. elizabeth: that's pretty funny. your reaction? >> children are, of course. schools were shut down for two years and when they reopened, they were told they were bad people based on the characteristics like skin color and sex. it's no wonder children are sad. i'm not clear why they want to rip our children's innocence away. i think a better way to address this might be to teach children to learn, give them self-confidence, give them other than trying to enforce other things. elizabeth: more appropriate for college. in elementary school or even high school, they are not ready for it. you get into the debate about history and learn about the history so they don't repeat the bad stuff again but it feels like it's a matter of focusing where children are in their lives. >> the frontal cortex is not fully developed, that subject matter this process that i t

like i will defend bill maher. sure he hates fox. rogen may hate fox but whatever.n, the fact, his side isn't doing it. he's the least political person that you might ever see at this kind of level of fame. that's because he's all over the map and you can't pin him down. that used to be a good thing. not being able to pin someone down on their ideology used to be a virtue. but now people on his side are saying, no, i need you to agree on every single thing or you're out. that's why you're seeing people like dave rubin and others leaving the left because the left is basically kicking them out. >> jessica: katie? >> katie: i always find it interesting what people's perception is of fox when they haven't watched the channel. like there's an entire industry that is built on just trying to, you know, destroy fox and decide what they are instead of people just watching the channel and they'll find that, yeah, we like joe rogen. i like him because he's a lion not a sheep. i like that he's a hunter. i like that he hunts. he's actually a pretty normal guy in the grand scheme

bill maher shows up every friday sounding like the bastard son of henry kissinger and margaret thatcherter years soundsr foles like maher found his limit. chess abu dane got recalled like a toyota with a defective air bag after the public had enough of violent crime. this may be the first of recalls against sorrows backed. johnny depp went to trial the public largely agreeing with his side of the story. the me too defense didn't protect amber herd from facts. people saw through her crap. [laughter] >> greg: turns out she loves corn on the cob. picnic season. now elon musk announces he's voting republican for the first time in his life. so what do all these things have in common? people found their limit. the slippery slope finally hit a brick wall. let's not rejoice just yet there are other places also screaming for that brick wall. black on black crime at what point does the murder rate seem unacceptable to democrats. we're already there, but not the dems. why is that? what's their limit. artificial intelligence are we paying attention to it to even know if there is a limit. because li

even liberal bill maher said the times buried it because they just wear their bias on their sleeve. not going to blame this on rhetoric by democrats. that's sort of finger pointing both sides have long indulged in, but with i do blame a leader of the protests at kavanaugh's home for posting his address online are. i'm howard kurtz, and this is "mediabuzz." ♪ the. ♪ ♪ howard: ahead, former congressman devin nuÑes join withs our discussion of in the story as well as this: house democrats held their first hearing on january 6th in what the media relentlessly touted as a blockbuster prime time show. >> but for donald trump, that was only the beginning of what what became a sprawling, multistep conspiracy aimed at overturning the presidential election. howard: there was a brief clip of the president's daughter saying she agreed with bill barr who said a the election fraud charges were bull. >> it affected my perspective. i respect attorney general barr, so i accepted what he said, was saying. howard: the hearings didn't have much that was new. the most dramatic moments involved previousl

they barely cover the story, even prompting scorn from hbo's bill maher, hardly a conservative. take a lookll at the new york times buried this week below the fold. this hader been a liberal supree court justice that someone came to killon. it would have been on it would have been on the front page. and that's what's so disappointing about a paper like the new york times because they just wer biased on their sleeves and they if it's notso part of something that feeds our narrative and you better check it with reaction. outnumber co-host kayleigh mcenany along with former arkansas governor mike huckabeeh who is about to be displaced as the former best governor in arkansas as his daughter i expect will win that race handily w. kelly , let me start with you. this is a big story. it's not assassinate and plot against a supreme court justice that we have. the approval of the biden white house.pp then jen psaki and chuckat schumer threatening on the steps of the u.s. supreme courte faucets and kavanaugh and they seem okay with that? oh , we're fine as longpe as they're peaceful. if i

they're being called races right now if you don't believe me go look up brett weinstein and and bill maher and and look at the things that they are saying, right? they're liberals. they didn't politics didn't change. they just like, you know, i was on your side left and now you call it in today's left. i'm a racist. it's silly. so we need to talk to them we need and because the media is not on our side. we need more foot soldiers. it's not enough of us physically. there's many of them. so if they start to go out and speak it, you know, makes it easier because they can talk to an audience that we can't talk to. so to them. i say i give them the argument so all blacks are being hunted. so we agree on that. so let's not, you know debate that what we can do though is say if that's the case. how do we solve it? because the far left is saying burn it all down. right, you don't agree with that in the liberals. like of course not so why don't you join us in solving this cultural slide and this racism and then and it's radical left and then, you know we can argue about issues after the fact so that

it didn't earn top billing, and bill maher on his show last night, real time, pointed that out. >> thewhat's so disappointing about a paper like the new york times. [applause] because they just wear it on their sleeves. and if it's not part of something that feeds our narrative -- rachel: he's so right. it's these people doing, if the perpetrate ther had been a pro-lifer, he would have been labeled immediately a domestic terrorist, there would have been an investigation opened. in this whole thing would not have happened. again, you have children's schools being, you know, put out by in the organization, ruth sent us, or whatever they're called. it's just so outrageous because, you know, these are human beings, lawrence. they are worried about their families and the message being sent by these protest ors and by their enablers many congress and at the doj and this administration by not forcefully calling it out, by not getting the protection that they need is that that's okay. lawrence: and apparently it's okay to leak as well -- the. rachel: that's right. lawrence: -- a government doc

this is what bill maher has to say, that will never happen because they are in the extreme minority in >> if biden does step down the democrats have a problem, but who? who is there bill clinton who is going to come along? clinton and obama the last two successful democrats. is there a bill clinton or barack obama out there? or broadly centrist democrat no longer possible? pete: that guy said the era of big government is over. if we are considering barack obama to be a moderate alternative, how quickly are we moving in this country? the fundamental transformation guy, more reasonable democrats are clamoring for. pete: i am pessimistic that is what she means. she may mean we need to turn more moderate to retain power, more pessimistic, do whatever it takes. rachel: she has given you reason to think that but her husband is a different matter. he showed he could move to the middle and he was a southern guy with sensibility about where america was more so than the people we have now but what we have now in the democrat party are people like aoc and bernie sanders. will: turning to biden's

. >> todd: bill maher said just because i thought i wanted to be a pirate my parents didn't take me to get my eye removed and a peg leg installed. it's great point. pick up a copy of pete's book "battle for the american mind." >> carley: congratulations on the book it is doing well as we knew it would. "fox & friends" starts right now. >> shocking election results out of texas. >> republican myra flores flipping a seat held by democrats for nearly a decade. >> alignment on education, national security and the economy and yes on immigration. >> the point is this: >> president biden continues to defend his performance on the economy. >> we're changing people's lives. >> we have a delusional leader that actually thinks he is doing a great job for america. >> the yeas are 396. the bill is passed. >> house passing the bill to improve security for supreme court justices. >> we are sending a clear message to the left wing radicals. you cannot intimidate the supreme court. >> hunter biden bragging about all the power he has over your president. >> [inaudible] >> joe biden has said that hunter

bill maher said i don't recognize these parties, boys playing with girls on girls sports, but i digress to do that, talk all you want, joe manchin has a conscience and the american people said we got so close to changing the institutions that the press is pushing the president to do. it blows me away. the press is pushing the president to be more aggressive when it comes to policy instead of taking down what the president's policies are. you have to go to a studio to find out how people feel you go to a press conference at have reporters trying to set policy for the president. term limits -- >> have you thought about term limits? carley: you sound really out of touch if your message in the midterms is unrestricted abortion for women is the most important issue in america. what is coming up on your show tonight? brian: kimberly straw so will hop on the air, republicans won the gun debate. tim scott jumped on the air, not only to talk about the way the president is approaching gas and oil but why he didn't vote for legislation just signed into law and a chance to talk to michael walsh abo

pete: standard-bearer of the democrat party in america today, who was it, bill maher pointed out recentlyr job is to protect democrats. for them to put a headline out here, they're sending a signal. they talked to 50 democrat leaders across the party, and couldn't find one who thought joe biden would be candidate in 2024. most of them would not talk on the record as they note noted. if you can't find one, you're only year-and-a-half into the presidency, we're screaming we know what trouble we're in, not just in 22, but 24. the question, where else do they look? rachel: interesting in the article, they said one thing universal aside from what you said, pete, they all said don't run, joe biden, was they were all eternally grateful that joe biden for having moved on trump. you really get an understanding what this whole election in 2020 was about. it was about moving trump away. didn't matter who it was. pete: still about him. prime time hearing. >> that is exactly the only thing they give him credit for. they deep down understand despite what, a sell rod said, will, things are very bad. wil

bill maher, whoever it may be, didn't elon musk just tweet, i believe, a quote from a rock and rollerleft of center. but the party has left me. they have gone way over here and now i'm going to be a republican moving forward. look, elon musk isn't the only way thinking on the economy. talk all the time: all say we are headed toward recession or we are already in a recession. when you got inflation, think about what inflation is right now. it's six times higher than it was when donald trump left office. six times higher. gas prices through the roof. i just paid $78 for gas for my stupid little 2006 acura. people feel what's happening in this administration. when you have joe biden as a top economic advisers brian deese out there say no things are actually very good. no the sky really isn't blue right now. trying to convince you of something isn't real because people feel inflation and will result in red tsunami in november, will. will: setting the political effects aside. everyone worries as well what the solution to this inflation may be. you raise interest rates and here comes if we