Maher blasts cancel culture over Teen Vogue editor's ousting: Woke 'brats' control the media now

"Real Time" host Bill Maher went on a tirade against the growing "tsunami" of cancel culture.

"Literally, on the top of my head ... I wrote down three things that I could think of -- not just what you do now... it's anything you've ever done... Not just what you say, it's now what you listen to, they can catch you for that. What you order, who you say you like, anything sort of association, if you retweet something." "Can I just say something? People talk s--- in private! We can't legislate that away!" "I don't think that it was Republicans who got Alexi [fired]."  The subject later turned to the ousting of Teen Vogue editor-in-chief Alexi McCammond, who was forced to resign even before she started the job after the magazine's staff expressed outrage over allegedly racist and homophobic tweets she made a decade ago when she was a 17-year-old high schooler. McCammond had previously apologized for the posts.