Bill Maher Reacts To Trump Win And Tells Democratic Party: 'Losers, Look In The Mirror'
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The pro-Democrat pundit was met with stunned silence Friday from his otherwise supportive audience.
Bill Maher wants the Democratic Party to do some serious reflecting after once again losing a presidential election to Donald Trump.
His imploring message at the top of Friday’s “Real Time,” however, initially seemed to confuse his own audience.
“We’re gonna hear about both tonight on the panel, and throughout the whole show, the winners and the losers,” said the host and Trump critic in his opening monologue. “My message to the losers? Losers, look in the mirror.”
“No?” Maher added, when the crowd met him with stunned silence. “Well, maybe you should.”
Maher eventually earned some applause after pivoting to a joke and criticizing pundits who felt blindsided by the results.
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The pro-Democrat pundit was met with stunned silence Friday from his otherwise supportive audience.
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