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Maher on Fires: Climate’s Mostly Out of Our Hands, We Can Control High Taxes for Nothing, Stupid DEI, Bass Going Nero 

During his closing monologue on Friday’s broadcast of HBO’s “Real Time,” host Bill Maher stated that while climate change makes wildfires worse, “that’s largely out of our control. What are we going to do? Pass a ballot measure to make sure [the] Chinese stop burning coal?” But it’s “not wrong to associate some of the unforced errors our government made with the things normies see as hallmarks of uber-progressive politics, questionable budget priorities, high taxes that get you nothing, making everything about identity politics, virtue-signaling overseas instead of tending to the nuts and bolts at home.”

NEW YORK, NY - NOVEMBER 05: Bill Maher Performs During New York Comedy Festival at The The

Netflix Signals No Change in ‘Woke’ Brand as Hollywood & Tech World Drops DEI Obsession for 2nd Trump Term

Netflix’s response to President-elect Donald Trump’s reelection victory is the scheduled premier of a documentary on Duchess of Sussex Megan Markle, a symbol of Hollywood wokism. Netflix, a streaming service giant that openly works with the Obamas, does not appear to be willing to shift its left-leaning corporate scope following Trump’s reelection as did Meta and Amazon.

LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA - APRIL 30: Ted Sarandos, CEO & CCO, Netflix speaks onstage du

Mumford and Sons’ Winston Marshall Slams Two-Tier Justice System for Conservatives in UK

Winston Marshall, the former banjoist for the band Mumford and Sons, has called out his native Great Britain for creating a two-tier justice system that holds conservatives, populists, and other anti-establishment thinkers to a different standard than the rest of the population — one of the many unfortunate consequences of the country’s far-left swerve in recent years.

Winston Marshall

The Oscars Have Never Meant Less. But as L.A. Burns, Hollywood’s Highest Awards Show Morphs into a Pledge Drive

The Oscars remain as scheduled, but it’s certain that they will be transformed due to the wildfires, and that most of the red-carpet pomp that typically stretches between now and then will be curtailed if not altogether canceled. With so many left without a home by the fires, there’s scant appetite for the usual self-congratulatory parades of the season.

Firefighters battle a fire as a trailer burns on Sunset Blvd. during the Palisades Fire i