Crowd Stunned by Bill Maher's Rant on Why Kids Should Skip College
Dave Rubin of "The Rubin Report" talks about Bill Maher shocking his "Real Time with Bill Maher" audience with his controversial new rule: Don't go to college. He rips apart Harvard University and the rest of the Ivy League for abandoning elite education in favor of indoctrination. Plus Greta Thunberg getting on the Free Palestine bandwagon to attack Israel; the insanity and ignorance of Queers for Palestine; the murder of synagogue president Samantha Woll; Fox News' Hillary Vaughn asking Ilhan Omar the question about Hamas that she doesn't want to answer; White House Chief of Staff Ron Klain telling Jen Psaki about Joe Biden's concerns about growing Islamophobia; State Department spokesman Matt Miller admitting that humanitarian aid intended for Gaza could be used by Hamas to fund terrorism; Joe Rogan talking to Coleman Hughes about the latest Babylon Bee joke about the New York Times reporting Hamas' talking points; and much more.
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