Real Time with Bill Maher Overtime – Episode #644: Ray Romano, Laura Coates, Walter Kirn
Dec 16, 2023
A lively debate erupts over Oprah's endorsement of the weight loss drug Ozempic, diving into its societal and health implications. The conversation shifts to humor’s role in today's polarized landscape. The historic $700 million deal for Shohei Otani sparks insights into the economics of baseball and future talent inspiration. Adding to the fun, discussions on American spending absurdities and the complexities of presidential immunity arise, all while exploring the emotional undercurrents in politics and potential leadership shifts.
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Oprah's Weight Loss
- Bill Maher knew Oprah used a weight loss drug because she kept the weight off this time.
- Her previous diets haven't worked.
Ozempic's Potential
- Ozempic is being touted as beneficial not only for weight loss, but also for addiction.
- It purportedly affects brain function.
Raymond's Relevance
- Ray Romano believes a show like "Everybody Loves Raymond" could still be successful today.
- He is more concerned about the changing landscape of stand-up comedy.