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Bill Maher Revealed Relationship Secrets To Rachel Bilson On His Podcast Amid Queer Rumors
Summary
- Bill Maher is candid about his views and personal life on his podcast, "Club Random", including his views on marriage and his connection status.
- Maher believes that marriage is unnecessary and unpredictable.
- He doesn't prioritize long-term, life-long commitments due to his age and personal preferences.
Bill Maher has not only made an unbelievable amount of money from his HBO political discuss show, Real Time With Bill Maher but he's also built a large fanbase. This dedicated fanbase has followed Maher to his YouTube podcast, "Club Random". While there are some similarities between Bill Maher's HBO show and his podcast, there's no question that the informal structure of "Club Random" has allowed Maher to be far more candid about his opinions. Including his sexuality and affair status.
On his podcast, Maher has openly cr
Bill Maher Claims He Never Got Married Because He Needs to Have a Steamy Love Life
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"I mean, that's the main reason I cannot consent a life without scorching s--," he said, later noting that he's been close to tying the knot two or three times in his existence. "Yeah, I got near. I mean, I was engaged when I was 29."
"But I kind of knew even as we were engaged in buying the ring and all that stuff," he added. "I just, there was a voice in my back in my top always saying, 'really, you're just going to f--- this one person forever.'"
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"So it was about the s--," Owens replied, prompting Maher to confirm that it was. "I think that that does show that pornography ... is something that is not a fine thing. You're maybe right. Yeah. You may be prevented you from unlocking this thing."
But Maher was undeterred. "Now take the s-- out of the equation," he continued his argument. "I mean, is anyone really that intriguing that the person you want to spend this much time w
‘Real Time’s’ Bill Maher Claims Rise Of LGBTQ May Be Sparked By Want To Be Trendy
Bill Maher touched one of society’s third rails tonight on his HBO show Real Time, taking on the rise of the LGBTQ community in his “New Rules” editorial at the end of the show.
Noting that polls have documented an exponential increase in those who claim LGBTQ status, he asked whether people should be allowed to ask, “What’s up with that?’
It wasn’t that long ago when adults asked children what they wanted to be when they grew up. “They meant what profession,” Maher joked.
He quoted a recent ACLU finding that claimed the controversy about abortion rights affects LGBTQ people more than so-called “Breeders.” While allowing that everyone should always be mindful of respecting and protecting others, he said, “Someone needs to say it – not everything’s about you. It’s okay to ask questions about something very new,” and turned toward the trend of putting young children on hormone blockers.
“We’re literally experimenting on children,” Maher claimed, adding that we don
Bill Maher Knows Exactly What He's Doing
A few weeks before Bill Maher nearly blew up his career for the second second, a middle-aged man named Billy Martin warmed up the audience that had come to watch a filming of Real Occasion with Bill Maher. Martin, Maher's head writer, stood on the L.A. soundstage where Real Time is broadcast live on Friday nights, the same one used by The Price Is Right. He asked if there were any conservatives in the audience, which skewed white and rowdy. A guy in a Tommy Bahama–style shirt raised his hand.
"How was the drive up from Orange County?" Martin asked.
The crowd laughed, unaware that Martin would use the same joke the next week. He finished his routine by urging a standing ovation for Maher, who blew a peck to the audience as he moved toward his mark on the stage.
Maher, who is sixty-one, has been hosting Real Time on HBO for fourteen years, ever since a blunt comment cost him his old series, ABC's Politically Incorrect. That was the first time he nearly scuttled his television career. Real Time's format is a throwback to a seventies talk show—with a monologue, an interview, a panel discussion, some jokes, and a closin
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