As Los Angeles continues to recover from the devastating fires, Bill Maher made light of the tragic natural disaster this week on his show.
During the ‘New Rule’ segment of Friday’s Real Time, the comedian continued his ongoing “Donald Trump is gay” bit and predictably compared a didgeridoo to a bong before turning his attention to the Los Angeles wildfires. “From now on, when tragedy strikes an American city, let’s just assume they’re strong,” he said. “First, there was ‘Boston Strong’, and then ‘Orlando Strong’, Dayton was strong, El Paso… you guessed it, strong. ‘San Bernardino Strong’, ‘New Orleans Strong’, now there’s ‘Los Angeles Strong’.
And we are; Los Angeles is a place where the people are strong, just not the water pressure.” At least 25 people died in the Southern California wildfires that broke out this month and caused immeasurable destruction, with more than 105,000 receiving mandatory evacuation orders.
Meanwhile, President Donald Trump falsely asserted that the U.S. military entered California on emergency orders to turn on water flowing from Northern California, claiming Gov.
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