Bill Maher Tells Street-Blocking Protesters: ‘You’re Not Popular’

Activists with antisemitic sentiments blocking traffic are failing to garner real support for their cause of Hamas terrorists, as highlighted on HBO’s “Real Time With Bill Maher.”

In his monologue, Maher criticizes anti-Israel protests, stating, “New Rule: Someone needs to tell the people who block traffic in the name of a cause that no one likes them, and they’re probably hurting their cause.”

Maher questions the effectiveness of disrupting daily life for showing support, emphasizing the importance of understanding both sides of conflicts globally. He emphasizes the need to prioritize responsibilities like work and parenting over acts of protest that inconvenience others.

Maher, known for his moderate views as a former Democrat, has been challenging liberal progressives and their activism, highlighting issues of privilege and narcissism in their movements.

He also criticizes extreme acts like self-immolation in protests, urging activists to reflect on their motives and knowledge before engaging in civil disobedience.

Maher condemns the protesters for mislabeling President Joe Biden, warning them against supporting destructive ideologies like the goals of Hamas. He then provocatively compares liberal activists to former President Donald Trump in their self-centered approach to activism.