Real Time with Bill Maher Ep. #600: Rod Stewart, Ian Bremmer, Jane Harman
May 14, 2022
Ian Bremmer, a political scientist and author known for his expertise in global risk, discusses the irony of U.S. policy priorities, contrasting the baby formula shortage with foreign aid to Ukraine. Jane Harman, a former Congresswoman and author, delves into abortion rights and the Supreme Court's influence on women's rights, highlighting historical injustices. They also tackle disinformation in modern society, blending humor with serious critique of how government narratives shape public understanding. Insights from a music legend add a colorful twist to the conversation.
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Rod Stewart's Punctuality
- Rod Stewart prioritizes punctuality for his concerts, respecting his audience's time and investment.
- He acknowledges that other rock stars are known for tardiness, but he chooses to be different.
Concert Length Evolution
- Rod Stewart's concerts now last 1.5-2 hours, a stark contrast to the much shorter sets of early rock and roll acts like The Beatles.
- He started with short sets but has evolved to provide a longer, more immersive experience for fans.
Maggie May Success
- Rod Stewart's hit song "Maggie May" reached number one in both the UK and America.
- Upon hearing the news, he drove back to his parents' house to celebrate with them, a moment of shared joy and validation.
