On his weekly show, HBO presenter Bill Maher gave a piece of his mind to the extremist left-wing activists who've been rallying behind Palestine. These youthful troublemakers have taken over campuses across the country and started multiple demonstrations, wreaking havoc on the daily life of industrious American citizens. Despite leaning toward the Democratic side, Maher, known for his moderate political stance, fiercely criticised the native protestors for their self-absorbed activism.

The host kicked off his monologue by discussing the recent protests that have ensnared major highways and landmarks, such as San Francisco major routes, O'Hare International Airport in Chicago, and the Brooklyn Bridge in New York. He proposed a 'new rule': pushing a middle-of-the-road message to protesters who disrupt traffic for their cause, emphatically stating that their tactics were not winning them any popularity contests.

In Maher's words, 'It takes a rather imprudent person to believe that causing people delay in picking up their kids from daycare will endear them to your perspective.' He encapsulates this idea as the common perception of the general public, who have work or family responsibilities. 'I have children; I have a job', the host voiced out his thoughts that mirror that of many.

On his weekly show, HBO presenter Bill Maher gave a piece of his mind to the extremist left-wing activists who've been rallying behind Palestine. These youthful troublemakers have taken over campuses across the country and started multiple demonstrations, wreaking havoc on the daily life of industrious American citizens. Despite leaning toward the Democratic side, Maher, known for his moderate political stance, fiercely criticised the native protestors for their self-absorbed activism.
The host kicked off his monologue by discussing the recent protests that have ensnared major highways and landmarks, such as San Francisco major routes, O'Hare International Airport in Chicago, and the Brooklyn Bridge in New York. He proposed a 'new rule': pushing a middle-of-the-road message to protesters who disrupt traffic for their cause, emphatically stating that their tactics were not winning them any popularity contests.
In Maher's words, 'It takes a rather imprudent person to believe that causing people delay in picking up their kids from daycare will endear them to your perspective.' He encapsulates this idea as the common perception of the general public, who have work or family responsibilities. 'I have children; I have a job', the host voiced out his thoughts that mirror that of many.
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