Real Time with Bill Maher
Ep. #637: Alexandra Pelosi, Paul Begala, Bret Stephens
Oct 21, 2023
Joining the conversation are Bret Stephens, a conservative columnist at The New York Times, and Paul Begala, a seasoned Democratic strategist known for his sharp political insights. They dive into the internal rifts within the Republican Party, the fallout from election denial, and the humanitarian crisis in Gaza. The discussion also highlights the impact of social media on political beliefs following the January 6th Capitol riot. With humor and candor, they critique modern education and society's expectations, ultimately prompting reflection on resilience in leadership amid global conflict.
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Quick takeaways
- Biden's successful trip to Israel and aid package is compared to a grandparent slipping money, highlighting his positive week as president.
- Criticism of biased media coverage of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict underscores the importance of understanding history and utilizing critical thinking skills.
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Israeli trip and Biden's presidency
Joe Biden's trip to Israel is seen as his best week as president, and his aid package to Israel is likened to a grandparent slipping money. The Republicans' control of the House, their choice of Jim Jordan, and the paralysis in the House of Representatives due to lack of a congress, is discussed.
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