Real Time with Bill Maher Ep. #571: Eric Adams, Joshua Green, Rep. Stacey Plaskett
Jul 31, 2021
Join Brooklyn Borough President Eric Adams, a health advocate and Democratic mayoral nominee, as he discusses his vision for New York City’s future amidst challenges of public safety and socioeconomic disparities. Joshua Green, a Bloomberg Businessweek correspondent, sheds light on the intricacies of political dynamics and media narratives shaping today’s discourse. They tackle the status of U.S. territories, emphasizing self-determination, while offering satirical insights into the absurdities of culture and politics. A compelling mix of humor and reform!
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Adams' Journey
- Eric Adams shares his personal story of overcoming adversity, from being arrested at 15 to becoming the Democratic nominee for NYC Mayor.
- His message resonated with voters seeking common sense and practical solutions.
Democrats' Achilles Heel
- Bill Maher suggests that the Democratic Party's weakness lies in its lack of common sense.
- Adams agrees, emphasizing the need to address real-world issues rather than focusing on social media.
Twitter vs. Voters
- Bill Maher criticizes the Democratic Party for being out of touch with voters and overly influenced by Twitter.
- Adams agrees, stating that people on social security decide elections, not social media.
