New Rules for Real Sports
/Bill issues a special set of New Rules to kick off the 20th anniversary season of Real Sports with Bryant Gumbel.
Heavy Duty: Puerto Rico’s Fat Tax
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Is there any doubt that if conservatives could call all the shots in America they’d declare this a Christian nation, ban gay marriage and abortion, outlaw weed and flag burning and empower law enforcement to even more aggressively “keep the peace?” They say they’re against an authoritarian federal government but what they really want is an authoritarian federal government on their terms.
Read MoreBackstage with Bill Nye the Science Guy
/Bill Nye the Science Guy joins Real Time’s Miles Leicher backstage after the show to discuss his new book, “Undeniable: Evolution and the Science of Creation.”
Jeb Bush: Convenient Catholic?
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Did you know Jeb Bush is Catholic? Neither did I. He certainly doesn’t let it get in the way – like when he used the Church’s belief in the sanctity of life as cover for dicking around with Terri Schiavo, but didn’t let it prevent him from executing 21 guys. Anyway, whatever it was that Poppy and Bar believed around the house, it’s not something that rubbed off on the kids.
Read MoreAloe Blacc Interview
/Grammy-nominated singer/songwriter Aloe Blacc joins Bill Maher to discuss copyright laws and music ownership.
Overtime: February 20, 2015
/Bill Maher and his guests – Aloe Blacc, Bill Nye, Rob Reiner, Elahe Izadi and Fran Lebowitz – answer viewer questions after the show.
Fran Lebowitz: Giuliani and Racism
/Bill Maher, Fran Lebowitz and panelists Rob Reiner, Elahe Izadi and Bill Nye discuss the underlying racism of former NYC Mayor Rudy Giulini's comments about President Obama.
Weed the People
/In his editorial New Rule, Bill Maher calls on President Obama to legalize marijuana and pardon non-violent drug offenders.
New Rules: February 20, 2015
/Bill Maher delivers the latest decrees from on high.
Oscar vs. Daytona Swag Bags
/The Academy Awards and the Daytona 500 are in direct competition this year – not just for TV ratings, but also for the best celebrity gift bag.
Is ISIS Islamic?
/Bill Maher and panelists Elahe Izadi, Bill Nye and Rob Reiner discuss the semantic battle over ISIS’ ideology.
Rudy Giuliani's Fifty Shades of Black
/Bill Maher performs a reading from “Fifty Shades of Black.”
Monologue: February 20, 2015
/Bill Maher’s monologue from Friday, February 20, 2015.
Guest List: February 20, 2015
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Aloe Blacc is a Grammy-nominated singer/songwriter whose latest album is “Lift Your Spirit.” His op-ed in Wired magazine on the ethics of music streaming services like Spotify and Pandora was published in November 2014. Twitter: @aloeblacc
Read MoreSam Brownback for Asshole of the Month
/Hustler Magazine used to have something called “Asshole of the Month.” Or maybe they still do. Who reads magazines? But if that still exists I’d like to nominate Kansas Governor Sam Brownback, who has almost singlehandedly tanked the finances in his state by imagining that cutting taxes on the rich really was an economic theory and not just a ruse to funnel more money to the rich.
Read MorePlacebo Nation
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Herbal supplements are a $61 billion a year industry in America, and despite all of the claims these pills make – they help your memory, digestion, mood, and, of course, your penis – the industry is almost entirely unregulated. None of the claims these supplements make have to be proven in clinical tests, however the pills are supposed to contain what they say on the label.
Read MoreSubmit Your 'Overtime' Questions for Friday, Feb. 20, 2015
/Bill and his roundtable guests - Aloe Blacc, Fran Lebowitz, Elahe Izadi, Bill Nye and Rob Reiner - answer fan questions after Friday’s show.
Read MoreDavid Duchovny – Holy Cow! Feb. 13, 2015
/David Duchovny joins Bill Maher to discuss his new novel, “Holy Cow!” and the role of humans as stewards of the earth.
Robert Kenner – Merchants of Doubt: Feb. 13, 2015
/Bill Maher and panelists Baratunde Thurston, Zanny Minton Beddoes and former Rep. Tom Davis discuss flaws in the Affordable Care Act.
