Guest Shuts Down Bill Maher's Attempt to Trash Operation Epic Fury
Bill Maher missed the target
when trying to cast Operation Epic Fury as a disaster last night, which
got shut down by guest Douglas Murray, who outlined how this military
action was a tremendous strategic success. Now, what’s the off-ramp
here? That’s a legitimate question, as the Trump White House has all but
said the military objectives behind Epic Fury have been met, more or
less:
Douglas
Murray just shattered the “failure” narrative with receipts after Bill
Maher declared the Iran operation a disaster and called for the U.S. to
“cut and run!”
MAHER: “We did it and it didn’t work.”
“Now what? Do we cut and run or do we stay the course?”
Now what? Do we cut and run, or do we stay the course? I hope Donald Trump is the abandoner he’s always been.
We always cut and run!
We
did it in Vietnam, we did it in Iraq, we did it to the Kurds, we did it
in Afghanistan, we did it in Beirut. That’s us. No lifeguard on duty.
If
you get in with us, we are going to fck you, and that’s Donald Trump.
He’s an ashole but he’s our a*shole. Murray pushed back with a blunt
assessment of what he says actually happened on the ground:
MURRAY: I disagree because I think once started, you have to finish this.
I don’t agree that it’s failed. It’s been an incredibly successful operation in lots of ways.
Supreme
leader dead, Iranian air force destroyed, nuclear sites attacked again.
The Navy of Iranian Revolutionary government at the bottom of the
ocean. These are not small things. It’s not the case that the Iranian
Revolutionary government has come out of this well.
I know that some people are wanting to say that after four to six weeks of war, this is some kind of loss for America.
It isn’t.
It’s an amazing strategic success but everyone wants to know what the out is.
Maher isn’t one of us—we all know this—but he has been more willing
to challenge his side, which has gone off the rails with woke,
DEI-obsessed, illiberal nonsense. The man enjoys conversation. If you
listen to his podcast, Club Random, he talks with anyone, which is
problematic for leftists today because it threatens their authoritarian
mindset. Exposure to different ideas is considered heretical. The
process of testing and scrutinizing their policies is seen as heretical
behavior. That’s partly why they’re so extreme today.
Maher was right about Islam here, where he’s been openly critical of the religion for years:
Bill Maher just went so hard against Islam, it left his guests in stunned silence.
It all started when Maher recalled how people overused the term “Islamophobia” after 9/11.
He says that moment was the “beginning” of a “wokeness” that forbade you to say this out loud:
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