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John Oliver is wrong again. The liberal HBO host has a long history of bashing conservatives. But on the October 8, 2017 Last Week Tonight, he scoffed at the idea of George Washington statues being next on the so-called “cancel” list. During a show on the Confederacy, Oliver derided, “The President's concern seems to be that tearing down statues leads to a slippery slope.” He then…

Ladies and gentleman, prepare for a new feminist-invented problem: "hemophobia" in regards to sex. What is that, you ask? Well, according to feminists who are pushing for the "normalization" of "period sex" in entertainment, it is "being wary about witnessing period blood." 

Bill Maher closed Friday’s edition of Real Time with an unhinged rant directed at Republicans on Capitol Hill. In addition to slamming the congressional GOP for always sticking by President Trump no matter what, Maher compared Republican Senator Lindsey Graham to a “Slave Abused by Fat Daddy” and warned that “democracy is about to stop breathing.”

Gone With the Wind is gone from HBO Max's video library after the classic film was effectively "cancelled" in today's racial climate. On Monday, 12 Years a Slave screenwriter John Ridley wrote an op-ed in the Los Angeles Times calling for HBO Max to remove Gone With the Wind from its library because it “glorifies the antebellum south,” “ignore[s] the horrors of slavery." 

Sunday’s edition of Last Week Tonight With John Oliver featured the eponymous host going on a profane rant against the police. The left-wing comic made it perfectly clear that he supported the new fad supported by those on the far left: the defunding of the police.

“Hey, there's something awfwy scwewy going on awound here!” HBO Max’s reboot Looney Tunes Cartoons debuted May 27 but some notable characters were missing their iconic props. HBO Max’s reboot Looney Tunes Cartoons debuted May 27 but some notable characters were missing their iconic props.

Left-wing comedian Bill Maher closed Friday’s Real Time with a monologue that might have upset liberals. After all, it called into question the wisdom of the lockdowns that they have championed. However, the HBO host later made up for it by comparing President Trump to a murderous Nigerian dictator.

HBO’s dramedy Insecure has long been known for its focus on race and racism. You’re likely to hear the words “white people” several times per episode, and never in a good way. But Sunday’s episode “Lowkey Trippin’” turned things up a notch by claiming that “white people want to divide us.” And, just for kicks, they also threw in a profane jab at President Trump.