The Biden administration is struggling to stay afloat. Even ardent Leftists are betraying them.
And Bill Maher handed Joe Biden a devastating reality check he never saw coming.
In this week’s episode of his Club Random podcast, HBO comedian Bill Maher projected that President Biden will lose the presidential race to Donald Trump.
The talk show host debated the November election results with his Lefty guest, journalist Kara Swisher.
Maher admitted he would “vote for [Biden’s] head in a jar of blue liquid” over Trump, but he remained concerned that Biden would lose to Trump.
“He’s going to f—ing lose,” he said.
Swisher objected and asked if he wanted to put a bet on the election results. Maher admitted that he could be convinced to the contrary if presented with a compelling argument in favor of a Biden triumph.
Swisher projected that a silent majority of Americans, particularly women, would never vote for Trump and would support Biden in November as the “less problematic” choice.
Maher stated that the forecast was “absolutely possible,” but he could not put wagers on either outcome.
However, he said that there is an equal chance that the “shy Trump voter” offers the former President an advantage over Biden.
“The shy Trump voter is the one who’s going to vote for Trump, but doesn’t want you to know it because it’s a little déclassé,” he said, predicting that this tendency would be visible on Election Day even in deep blue cities.
Maher also addressed his Left-wing opponents, who claim he has “changed” over the years as a result of his reputation for calling out the “woke” left.
“That’s so much more about them,” he told Swisher of his liberal opponents. “That’s so much more about being locked in your tribal silo.”
“That’s not who I’m working to anymore,” he continued, adding that these people have to “fit into a trope.”
During an appearance on The View last month, co-host Sunny Hostin argued with Maher about the Democratic Party’s tilt to the far-Left on subjects such as Israel.
After Maher defined himself as an “old-school liberal,” Hostin plainly told him, “You’ve changed.”
Despite his disagreement with Hostin, he gave great appreciation to the show and its co-hosts during the podcast.
“I loved it,” he told Swisher. “I think we all got along great.”
After Swisher joked that he was “very well-behaved” on the ABC show, Maher emphasized that he was able to communicate his thoughts while remaining courteous.
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