Bill Maher tore in a Trump supporter -guest in his show when he encouraged her to admit that the first seven weeks of his second term 'really gone bad'.
The talk show gastheer came in the fiery argument with journalist and author Batya Ungar-Sargon on his Friday night show and said that her avid support for Trump is “no point.”
“We don't have time to go around, I have to go to you right away,” Maher told Ungar-Sargon when he started the panel segment of his show.
“When I read you for the first time, you were a conservative republican, but not crazy,” he said.
“Like I read you in Newsweek, Time Magazine, and I am not saying that you are crazy now, but you just leaning from a conservative to a Trump supporter, I would never go somewhere.”
Ungar-Sargon replied: “The night is young, Bill,” on which he said, “It will never be so young.
“And I just wonder what you think now,” Maher went on. 'We are approaching two months.
“I mean, you have to have a feeling in your intestines, look into my eyes and tell me that you don't (think) that this is really going badly, and I shouldn't have thrown my fate with this team.”
Bill Maher tore in a Trump supporter -guest in his show when he insisted her to admit that the first seven weeks of his second term 'really gone bad'
The talk show host came in the fiery argument with journalist and author Batya Ungar-Sargon on his Friday evening show. Maher said her remark that she is a 'left -wing Trump supporter' '' makes no sense '
Unyar-Sargon, the Deputy Opinion editor of Newsweek, responded to Maher's Taunt that she felt 'the opposite'.
“I'm proud,” she said. “I was never a republican or a conservative. I was left and I am still a left. I'm just a Maga -Linkse now. '
“That makes no sense,” Maher went against.
The tense exchange came after Maher Pennsylvania -Gouverneur Josh Shapiro welcomed in his show, where the comedian tried in vain to let the legislator say that he was for President in 2028.
Shapiro urged Maher's urgently about his presidential ambitions and said that he “is not an expert in the DC things.”
“I live in the real world in Pennsylvania, where we have to balance budgets,” he said.
Shapiro was a rumor candidate to be Kamala's running buddy Harris against Donald Trump, where Maher noticed: “Many people said” the only reason he didn't get it, is because he is Jewish. '' '
'There is a wing of this party that is very anti-Israel. The Democrats used to be a very pro-Israel, then that was changed, “said Maher.
The governor replied that Harris's decision not to choose was a 'deep personal decision'.
“I like to be the Governor of Pennsylvania. I am a damn pride of my faith. I am a damn pride of the good people of Pennsylvania and how they received that, “he added.
The tense exchange came after Maher Pennsylvania -Gouverneur Josh Shapiro welcomed in his show, where the comedian tried in vain to let the legislator say that he was for president in 2028
Although he did not bring himself to the president in three years, Shapiro criticized democratic leadership and said that he was frustrated by figures such as senate -remedy leader Chuck Schumer in their efforts to prevent a government closure.
“I would have liked Schumer to use his leverage to demand more from Republicans,” said Shapiro.
“Forces them to meet us halfway about important issues.”
The rumors of Shapiro are ambitions of the White House when the Democratic party is looking for a new approach after their elections in November.
The Governor of Pennsylvania was nominated in a Puck News/ Echelon Insights Survey after the election as a potential candidate, although Harris led the field overwhelming with 41 percent of the votes.
Shapiro gave seven percent support, a point for the man who chose Harris about him for her ticket, Minnesota governor Tim Walz.
The Governor of California Gavin Newsom came in second with eight percent, with many people seeing the governor as an inevitable candidate because he is limited and recently launched a controversial podcast.
