“Real-time” host Bill Maher is likely to step down if he loses in November. Rejecting his years-long warnings about President Trump hit the mainstream media.
Trump shocked the media this week after refusing a commitment to a peaceful transition of power, with mail-in ballots suggesting election results could be represented. Amid public outcry by Democrats and some Republicans, the White House later said it would support a peaceful transition of power after “free and fair elections.”
During its panel discussion on Maher’s show, the host initiated the New York Times to bury Trump’s comments on the newspaper’s “Page 15”.
“This is not the paper with which I grew up,” Maher said. “I’ll put this on the front page. It’s just my madness. They wrote, ‘A once-in-a-lifetime fantasy that the president refuses to accept the election results.’ Well, it wasn’t imaginative for everyone! “
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“I’m going to sniff about it silently, but it’s sticking to my crew that no one heard my voice and I didn’t get any help from The New York Times, The Washington Post, CNN – the mainstream media amplified. .I have no help in expanding what I am pointing out, ”he told the panel.
Maher, who has long speculated that Trump will not leave the White House in November, offered such warnings on his April 2018 show.
“I realized, I know people in these mainstream media don’t like me … people who walk out of bounds like me. We’re not the only ones, you know, take it, kneel down, and the parrot is a true Opinion, ”Maher continued. “We’re bad people, so they don’t cover the show. But on this one, you could have helped me a little bit.”
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HBO Tara then credited Trump with being the one person who “expanded” his warnings, mocking the “real-time” host’s apocalyptic predictions at his rallies, playing the president’s second montage.
Maher then asked his panel what they thought. CNN’s political analyst Bakri Selro predicted delayed election results to follow either “election week” or “election month.” Podcast host Coleman Hughes said he would “leave” if Trump was defeated but would “complain and not accept” – with one percent of the country’s population agreeing with him, calling a forecast “optimistic.”
Both Maher and Hughes agreed that regardless of who wins, there will be “trouble on the streets”.
