Blue Georgia

Bill Maher: I saw on the news today that El-Sayed in Michigan says he would do my show, even though he doesn't like the way I talk about people like him. It's not people like you. I would love to have you on. Sir.

"There are Republicans now wanting to investigate Don Jr's wedding because it was financed by Putin's good friend."

Bill Maher says Republicans are peeling away from Trump and feel betrayed over the war, Epstein, tariffs, and corruption.

Bill Maher and James Kirchick don't believe there's a genocide in Gaza. 😬

Maher: It is a word in the English language.

Kirchick: It really is the biggest lie of the 21st century.

Jonathan Swan: No one has played Trump better than XI Jinping. The only thing that works is raw power. Trump declared a trade war with the whole world, and he essentially flipped him the bird.

Bill Maher: Xi comes here, he's Iran's ally, which contributed to killing American troops. And he gets paraded around like they're best friends.

James Kirchick: Trump behaves like old buddies when he's meeting with the dictator of North Korea, or Xi, and he treats the Danes like they're the enemy. It's insane.

Jon Ossoff: Georgians can't afford to fill up their cars. Georgia farmers can't afford to harvest their crops. It's never been more expensive in American history to stock your fridge or power your home.

Jon Ossoff: They already drove 300,000 Georgians off their health insurance through their attacks on the Affordable Care Act. Mike Collins voted with Donald Trump to double health insurance premiums for more than a million Georgians. And they ask how they've become so unpopular?

Jon Ossoff on Mike Collins: He is apparently surrounded at work and at home by N**i sympathizers and white nationalists. This is a sitting member of Congress now seeking a six-year term in the U.S. Senate, while his office uses official power to carry water for Holocaust deniers

Jon Ossoff: They lied us into this war. They told us last year they had obliterated Iran's nuclear program, and then they told us earlier this year that Iran's nuclear program posed an imminent threat. Both times they lied to the American public.

Jon Ossoff: Georgia foster kids were allegedly trafficked, abused, and neglected in state care. Special-needs children were even considered for juvenile jails.

The response to his Senate investigation was "denial, PR, and a counterattack."