Bill Maher says he won't 'go f---ing nuts again' and 'get anxious like a Millennial' if Trump wins
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"Club Random" host Bill Maher vowed he "won't go f---ing nuts again" if former President Trump wins the 2024 election during an exchange with fellow comedian Jerry Seinfeld.
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"Climate change is probably gonna get us at some point, but it hasn't yet," Maher said on Sunday's episode. "We walked out here today. We weren't, like, evaporated by the rays of the sun or something. I mean, it was a beautiful day. The grass is green. The sky is blue. I know it's really not - there's lots of things going on behind the scenes that are horrible, blah, blah, blah but we're still living in that time where we're basically, you know, yes, health certainly can rear its ugly head and there's lots of poisons everywhere and lots of terrible things and Trump could do this and democracy and blah, blah, blah and nuclear war. But for the moment…"
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