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Liberals Bill Maher Mourning the killing of conservative activist and American co-founder Charlie Kirk, contrasting with conservatives, they had a conversation with left-wing activists, who argued they tried to keep it silent.
“Look, I might drink a little more than usual today,” Mah Tell Billy Corgan, the guest who crushed the pumpkin. “Because I don’t know when this will air, but it’s one day.
Kirk’s assassination at a campus event shocked the country and reignited a national conversation about the value of political dialogue, even in a deep ideological sense.
“Neither can I,” Kogan replied.
Bill Maher condemned the far left, praising such conservatives, such as the murdered activist Charlie Kirk, at least facilitating dialogue among those who opposed the view.
“We shouldn’t,” Mach continued, before speaking to the open liberals. Celebrating Kirk’s death. “And if you’re on the other end of the political divide and you don’t care because the wrong team member was shot dead – f — you. You’re the fault of this country.”
Maher reiterated that he still considers him a “old-fashioned liberal” but remains critical of his view as the most leftist dominance of modern progressive politics.
“As I kept saying to my friend who woke me up, we voted for the same person – you’re why she got lost.”
I’m a Democrat, Charlie Kirk’s murder must unite all Americans
People hold candles and sings in the memory and prayer vigil of Charlie Kirk at the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts (AP Photo/Rod Lamkey, Jr.)
He went on to highlight the gap between conservatives and the leftmost political dialogue issue:
“They are people who don’t want to talk,” Maher said. “Charlie Kirk is always willing to participate-I’m talking to him here. Say what you want about the right wing, but they’ll talk to you. The left has more stuff, ‘I won’t talk to you. You’re sad. I can’t break the bread with you.’ Right wing doesn’t have that attitude.”
Maher stressed that differences do not negate humanity. “Now, I haven’t voted for them. Charlie Kirk and I certainly disagree politically. But he sat down here. He is alone. He is not a monster. ”
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View of flowers and photos paved by the US Embassy in the outskirts of Pretoria on September 11, 2025. （Phil Magakoe/AFP/Getty Images）
“There are also husbands and fathers,” Kogan added.
“Yes. I like him-I love them all. When you meet them in person, they are all good people. No one is as crazy as they do.” Political violence To stop.
Kogan agreed: “Violence must be out of the situation.
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