Bill Maher Makes Bold Admission About Donald Trump’s Marijuana Reclassification Push
- On Friday, August 23, Bill Maher said he agrees with President Donald Trump's marijuana rescheduling plan, referencing the August 11 White House briefing room announcement.
- Maher argued the move reflects a political calculus: President Donald Trump was poised to get a big political win by reclassifying marijuana, emphasizing that `Elections are won on the margins,` highlighting narrow gains in Philly, Detroit and Milwaukee.
- Guests on the panel raised data doubts, noting that columnist Bruni questioned extrapolations from limited evidence and Harvard's $2.6 billion research funding, saying, `I don't think one week proves anything`.
- Maher reflected that President Donald Trump's frequent reversals on TikTok and cryptocurrency reveal hypocrisy, and Maher said, `In the future, historians will say this was a very dark time in American history.`
- Real Time With Bill Maher is off next week and returns on September 5, with Maher and Dr. Andrew Huberman discussing extreme weather and mRNA vaccine technology.
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When beginning the panel discussion phase of this week’s Real Time With Bill Maher, the host made a candid comment about the nature of political talk shows in 2025. “I wish every week was not Donald Trump week, but it is,” he said. It’s something of a paradox: the current administration’s actions mean Maher and his guests aren’t short on subjects to discuss, but there’s also a familiarity to some of those discussions. Though the Trump administra…
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