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Friday’s edition of Real Time closed with host Bill Maher issuing a warning to “be careful what you apologize for” and delivering a monologue highlighting the absurdity of cancel culture.  While Maher’s closing monologue did contain some good points, it quickly devolved into an anti-Christian public service announcement.

Abortion is becoming a popular genre in Hollywood nowadays. Mainstream shows and independent movies are eager to dive into the empowering and somehow hilarious idea that is killing an unborn child. But now HBO is going deeper by attacking the very concept of motherhood itself. And it’s supposed to be funny.

Over the weekend HBO’s John Oliver addressed the issue of Americans’ lack of historical knowledge. No not that people have an inadequate sense of what makes this country great, but that people haven’t been taught how “white supremacist” the country is. HBO’s Last Week Tonight With John Oliver, which features that smarmy, condescending nerd from across the pond, decided to…

The HBO show I May Destroy You is a British series exploring the psychological trauma of rape and sexual exploitation. This week’s episode, "Social Media Is a Great Way to Connect," attacked straight white men as a group, in particular, for sexual abuse. 

After what began as a fairly non-political conversation on Friday's Real Time, things changed with left-wing comedian and vulgar artist Jim Carrey and host Bill Maher another Carrey painting with this one depicting President Trump as “the Wicked Witch of the West Wing.” After he held it up, Maher proclaimed “I love it.”

On the July 31 Real Time with Bill Maher, former New York Times op-ed editor Bari Weiss described her fear of how our nation's so-called paper of record has now seemingly banned the opinions of half of America from its editorial pages. 

Just how long can HBO stand by the radical HBO host John Oliver? He’s been spewing hate for years, but on Sunday Oliver dismissed and downplayed left-wing rioting and violence in Portland at not “dramatic.” After playing a clip of several Fox anchors, including Sean Hannity, Oliver sneered: 

HBO just wants the death of America as we know it, don’t they? Sure that may sound extreme, but how else would you see it when they’re promoting special evening TV specials hosted by National anthem-protesting lesbian soccer player Megan Rapinoe and featuring guests like Alexandria “Abolish The Police” Ocasio-Cortez, and America-hating “1619 Project” creator Nikole Hannah-Jones?

Look, we all know a Joe Biden fundraiser is the lamest ticket in town. Who wants to see, or spend money for that matter, on the most boring candidate in recent history as he meanders through a speech one sentence at a time? Combine that dismal event with an appearance from loony actress Julia Louis-Dreyfus and you’ve got one trainwreck involving speeches about “octopuses” getting “stuck in…

The HBO series I May Destroy You is a complicated and at times nihilistic show set in London exploring the horror of rape. It rightfully calls out sexual violence. However, it also eagerly promotes popular left-wing feminist trends such as a graphic depiction of "period sex."

It’s been eight weeks since HBO host John Oliver allowed a pathetic 26 seconds to the Tara Reade sexual assault allegations against Joe Biden. On the May 3 show, the HBO host promised her story would be “fully investigated” and “I am sure that we will talk more about this as the story unfolds.” He hasn’t returned. In the seven shows that have aired since, ZERO seconds were devoted to Reade and…

The “satirical” millennial series Search Party has sadly not aged since its move to HBO Max. In fact, from the look of these episodes in the June 25 season, it’s only gotten worse. We’ve moved from obnoxious characters to obnoxious attitudes as the show takes conservatives and Christians down with them.

In the mad dash for businesses to kneel for Black Lives Matter bullies, HBO Max removed Gone With the Wind from its streaming library earlier this month due to its romantic depiction of the Civil War-era South. However, HBO Max realized they can’t just destroy realities they don’t like, so they brought the film back with a history lesson tacked onto the front of it. 

In the June installment of HBO's Real Sports Tuesday evening, host Bryant Gumbel and a supporting cast of progressives looked down their noses at whites and conservatives while discussing the racial tsunami sweeping over America. There was no shortage of accusations -- including slavery -- aimed at white people, and Gumbel closed the program by claiming African Americans pay a "black…