Bill Maher GOES OFF On Democrats And Hollywood Liberals Who Have Discovered Borders On 'Stolen' Land

The host highlights an incident in Minneapolis where residents created physical roadblocks and checkpoints to keep ICE out of their neighborhood, framing it as a 'community-created method of public safety.' This is contrasted with their perceived opposition to national border security and walls.

At this roundabout at 34th and 17th, flames burn as people stand guard. We are literally creating a place that we know who's coming and going in and out of our neighborhoods. Minneapolis police are stepping in after a community created their own method of public safety against ICE.

The podcast criticizes Hollywood celebrities, specifically citing Billie Eilish, for publicly stating 'no one is illegal on stolen land' at events like the Grammys, while simultaneously living in expensive, gated mansions with extensive security.

Billy reckons there's no such thing as an illegal human because we're all on stolen land. So, we're here in Billy's quite posh neighborhood... Massive gates keeping people out. I thought Billy didn't believe in borders. That same singer who says no one is illegal on stolen land promptly went back to her $14 million mansion and somehow that stolen land she wasn't concerned about just the United States of America.

Bill Maher is presented as a voice of reason, directly challenging celebrities who make statements about 'stolen land' without taking concrete action. He argues that if they truly believe the land is stolen, they should return it, otherwise, their statements are performative.

I've said it before, I'll say it again. Either give the land back or shut the up.