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NBC’s Harry Smith sat down with Maher for an
interview, which aired during the March 16th “Meet the Press” and the NBC
reporter treated the comedian to a friendly puff interview without ever
bringing up his tasteless comedy routine. Moderator David Gregory hyped the
interview and observed how Maher has “been thinking about how dysfunctional
politics has become in the country and he’s been dishing on both parties as he
takes his message to red state America.”
The interview began with Smith commenting how
Maher is “reliably funny and reliably liberal” and allowed Maher to openly
argue that the Republican Party “drove the short bus to crazy town at a certain
point.” Not once did Smith ask Maher about his past comments, such as
when he called President Reagan a “anti-government, union-busting,
race-baiting, anti-abortion, anti-gay, anti-intellectual, who cut rich people's
taxes in half, had an incurable case of the military-industrial complex, and
said Medicare was socialism that would destroy our freedom.”
Read the full story: www.newsbuster.org
Related: Media Research Center - "Hypocritical Cable Networks Eagerly Bash Rush But Embrace CrudeBill Maher." [Warning: this article includes uncensored vulgarities to accurately represent what Bill Maher has said about conservative women.]
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