During the closing monologue of HBO’s "Real Time," host Bill Maher trashed the government for how they’re handling the wildfires that are ravaging Los Angeles.

Notable liberal comedian Bill Maher did not spare the criticism of Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass during his kickoff HBO season opener on Friday, describing her as “Nero,” the young emperor who was said to have “fiddled” while Rome burned.

Reports of Bill Maher exiting Real Time are greatly exaggerated. In fact, Maher said that HBO will have to drag him off the weekly talk show. Maher addressed the speculation on CNN’s The Lead on Friday,

Bill Maher isn’t leaving any time soon. After Maher made headlines for claiming he “may quit” Real Time with Bill Maher because he’s sick of covering Donald Trump, CNN’s Jake Tapper asked Maher on The Lead on Friday (Jan.

REAL TIME WITH BILL MAHER returns for its 23rd season FRIDAY, JANUARY 17 (10:00-11:00 p.m. ET/7:00-8:00 p.m. PT) on HBO and will be available to stream on Max. Allowing Maher to offer his unique perspective on contemporary issues, the show continues ...

Comedian Bill Maher joined right-wing pundits weaponizing California wildfires to lambast the state government’s progressive-leaning policies in his Friday monologue on HBO’s Real Time. Maher prefaced his argument with,

I’ve done it.” Bill Maher confirmed that he won’t be quitting his HBO show “Real Time.” Youtube/Real Time with Bill Maher During Friday night’s episode of CNN’s “The Lead ...

The man who was almost Mayor of LA was sure talking like a candidate on HBO tonight in the ongoing fallout of the devastating LA wildfires

Bill Maher insisted he had no intention to "pre-hate" the 2nd Trump admin. while telling CNN's Jake Tapper "I'm just gonna hope for the best.

Get the latest on the HBO series Real Time with Bill Maher, including which guests are on tap for the newest episode.

Bill Maher called for liberals to hold Democrat leadership accountable for the failed response to California wildfires.

Bill Maher says in his new comedy special ... Instead, Maher added, he’s going to “hope for the best” and save his commentary on the HBO show for anything serious that happens. “Otherwise, I have new rules and [the] monologue as a place in ...