Clinton Jaws - Crowd Roars When Bill Maher Puts MSNBC Host In Her Place

Episode Date: August 30, 2026

Bill Maher looks like a genius when he debates this MSNBC Host - This Is Priceless!#usa #trump Start building your credit the easy way with Kikoff. Get started for as low as $1 your first month at https://getkikoff.com/clintonjaws

Well, you can't shut down the crowd from clapping. That's like trying to shut down their ability to speak. It's such a dumb talking point. Of course they explain why. Okay, so why? But to stop them from- First of all, I actually thought the Lake America thing was actually funny. I really did.

So did I. It's crazy, right? Again, we're arresting all the wrong people for the wrong stuff, right? Not all. Well, but I mean, when it comes to this, this is clearly, there's clearly a lot more to the story also that we're not totally getting, I think. What? What are we not getting? I mean, what, what, Byron?

I don't know. Nothing about this. Nothing at all. Well, listen up. Because I'm going to tell you. Clinton Jaws, you know what I love about Bill Maher? He doesn't care who you are. Whether he likes you or doesn't like you, he tells you how it is.

He's a straight shooter. I wish I was... Well, I am like that. Why was I going to say I wish I was like that? Just the other night, he has an MSNBC host on. She's a real. I don't even know how to describe her a ghoul. I don't want to be too mean, but she's a wackledoodle.

Can I say that? Wackadoodle? I don't even know what that is, but that's what she is. You'll remember her from my election video that I did. Watch this. But give me your... Look at this thing. As you're looking at, women voters, abortion rights.

The only bright spot in this entire night was that white college-educated women. We're not, we're not having it. That said, white, non-college educated women were all in. The dummies. We're in a completely different media universe than we were in 2012 or 2010. And I think that's a really important point. We don't know where people are getting their news. Not from you.

Lost my lighter. Let me shut that off. But now she's on Bill Maher. And she knows she knows the answer now. She knows where people are getting their news. Facebook. and she's really mad at Facebook. This is how we're going to start.

But this is Congress's fault, right? They never regulated any of this. They never regulated Facebook at all. I mean, they got us here. And by the way, this has killed local news. I mean, these big companies, like, they could have said, you know, you have to be connected to a local news source. You have to have fact checking.

They never said any of that. I mean, there's been no regulation. Local news killed local news. Yeah, local news killed local news. I am not mourning the death of local news. news. Well, you're talking about the... But local news is how you keep power to account in places like all the...

Local news is bullshit about how to carve a pumpkin and... You know, it's... Local news is... The Weather Girl and Rick Rattagliaglia with the sports and... Well, you know what you watch, but I don't watch it. The government in Canada regulated it. They banned all news to civilians in Canada on Facebook. Canadian Facebook users can't access news on Facebook.

Why? Because local news keeps the liberals alive. There's more information flowing through everybody's phones today than you could ever get off of the 6 o'clock news or waiting for the Saturday evening post. Good point. And I think more information is always better for people, not less. But you can't have an algorithm that just traps you in with impunity. And I think that's the issue we're seeing in this case

and we'll see where it goes. You also wanted to be true. Yeah, I wanted to be true. have all the information. You want it to be true like your network? Now we know that the vaccines work well enough, that the virus stops with every vaccinated person. A vaccinated person gets exposed to the virus.

The virus does not infect them. The virus cannot then use that person to go anywhere else. Oopsie, Daisy. As opposed to one news anchor or frankly, one editor telling me what's true through their own eyes. It's impossible. In this current... atmosphere we live in.

I never believe anything I read just from that one thing I read. It's just, it's sad. You can't. X has community notes, and I think community notes, I don't want to compliment X here, but community notes works pretty well. I've been compliment them. Why can't you? You just got it.

I'm doing it. Yes, I'm doing it, but I don't want to. Why love when you can hate? That's what I say. And that's what they do. And that's what I do. like about Bill because he doesn't do that. He just tells a truth. His truth.

Okay, Molly, you recently wrote about plastic surgery. Could we see a beauty gap in our society in the future between those who can afford it? Ah, and those who can't. Oh, I see. Two Americans. One that looks good and one that

doesn't. Or one that looks their age and one that looks ageless. And I think that it's the forever thing. Ageless. guys. Plastic surgery makes he look ageless. And I think that it's the Forever 35 phase.

Forever 35. And in fact, it's already here, women who make over $400,000 a year or some number like that, you know, about half of them, maybe more, do some kind of plastic surgery. But, you know, Fran Liebwoods had the great line on this years ago, and she said, who looks at someone 70, who said plastic surgery and goes, who's that 35-year-old person? Well, I think you can look, I think you, the older, we'll, well, we'll What we have, which is cool, from a feminist point of view, is we have older women in movies, in television, in a way we didn't 20 years ago.

Now, the problem is, they don't really get to look like older women. They sort of have to look like older women who really look kind of like younger women. And so I think it's... They look like older women who had plastic surgery. Right, exactly. This is... Yeah, they do. This is, we're not in...

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Can we acknowledge that this is the same NIH that was investing in other research that shut down half the basically entire planet? Could we acknowledge that? No. We don't acknowledge that the NIH funding gain of research, gain of function research. I do not believe the NIH caused COVID. So then why did Fauci please the 1 hundred and fourteen times? That's what he's saying is that the NIH caused COVID. Wait a second.

We don't know that. If COVID came from a lab and that lab was in Wuhan, which is coincidentally, right where the disease started, of course it could have come from that lab. And of course that not only that. The disease is the same name as the lab. If you look at the name, look at the name. Can I, let me see your business card. Of course it could have come from that lab. And of course that lab has been linked to gain of function.

research. Look, if their evidence comes out that the NIH caused COVID, okay, but it hasn't. I didn't say the NIH caused it. I said that they're not funded. Those are two different things. That's what I'm saying. But I'm just saying that cutting cancer research in America has nothing to do with who may or may not be responsible for COVID. All I'm saying is we cannot sit here with a blind eye and assume that every grant that was issued by NIH, every program that's funded by USAID is somehow actually in the interest of the United States is government and its people. Because we do know that there are programs that have been funded that actually have not worked in the interest of the United States. So why would we continue to fund that?

But the grant the rule now. You don't clap for that, you guys. That's an honest assessment. Let the crowd come up. It's a bad faith reading on something. Well, you can't shut down the crowd from clapping. That's like trying to shut down their ability to speak. I'm censoring the crowd.

This is a real thing. Gain of function. If people don't know what we're talking, of function is when you purposely soup up a bacteria or a virus that you're studying to make it worse. Because maybe it will get there on its own. Maybe it will evolve to that place on its own. So you want to see in the lab whether we could get ahead of this.

Okay. There's an argument to do that. But if it escapes the lab, which absolutely may have what happened there. Obama was very much against doing this, but they were still doing it. of function is a real thing and it may look like it was a very, very bad call in the future. So I don't know how much the NIH is directly responsible for that, but they had their finger in that pie. So they're like, I don't know why we have to like pretend that that's not true. Such a good point. Oh, my God. They just ate her alive. They ate her up. And I loved it.

I loved every minute of it. And I wish this wasn't over. I wish I could keep on talking and keep on going. I just lit a cigarette. I can't believe it's over already. Thanks for watching. Subscribe. Bye bye.