Andy Beshear: I saw an administration that had co-opted faith. I've seen it used to divide people, to try to make some people hate other people. That is the antithesis of what I believe in. This was a chance to stand up for my faith.
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Bill Maher: I would love to hear a Democrat say the DSA is not socialism, it is communism. Andy Beshear: There's only one current elected official in all of America that has taken government stakes in the means of production, and that's Donald J. Trump.
Bill Maher: Democrats are really fed up with not being the macho party. Andy Beshear: What I think is hysterical is Pete Hegseth is running around talking about testosterone, but he has a makeup stand and wears more hair gel than a boy band.
Steve Hilton claims diesel in California is expensive because of Democrats. Andy Beshear schools him: One year ago, the price of diesel was less than half. Donald Trump alone has caused that increase, and anybody who supports him is responsible for it too.
Andy Beshear: I've got soybean farmers. 100% of them voted for Trump. They are on the verge of declaring bankruptcy.
Steve Hilton is trying to distance himself from Trump by now saying there was no widespread voter fraud 🤡
Andy Beshear roasts Steve Hilton: Kentucky is ten points redder than California is blue. If you're going to be the governor of California, you've got to stand up for its people, even against a president of your own party.
In today's episode of Things That Have Never Happened. Steve Hilton: "This morning in LA, and every single day, people come up to me and say, 'I'm a lifelong Democrat, but this year I'm voting for you.'"
Bill Maher to Steve Hilton and Andy Beshear: Why can you get red votes being a blue guy, and you can't get blue votes being a red guy in this state? Beshear: It's a little tougher if you've been a Fox News host.
Karoline Leavitt says she quit her job because of her "very young children" and starts at Fox News on November 1.
Here's Mike Collins saying he would like to push Nancy Pelosi out of a plane.
Jon Ossoff: People are forgoing food and health care to fill up the tank. People are furious. Democrats, independents, and Republicans. They're paying more than they ever have in American history.
Jon Ossoff: Whether it's a private actor making a decision unilaterally to gut the self-defense of a sovereign nation under Russian attack, or the Trump administration doing that in a fit of outrage because they are desperate for Putin's diesel supply in the final weeks of this midterm election.
Jon Ossoff: Our foreign policy with respect to Russia and Ukraine is being influenced by deal-making that Jared Kushner and Steve Witkoff are undertaking in their negotiations with Putin that will directly benefit the First Family's cronies.
My wife sent me this photo as she was getting gas. Chevron at North Decatur and Clairmont Rd.
Daily Beast: "Brett Benny Langham, one of Rep. Mike Collins' campaign leaders, pleaded guilty to felony cruelty to children, sexual battery, and family violence simple battery in 2014"
Keisha Lance Bottoms: Rick Jackson agreed that you should have to prove that you have been raped in order to access an abortion. If he were here, I would ask, 'How do you prove that you have been raped?'
Thom Tillis says Republicans are tone-deaf on affordability, energy costs, and the $40 trillion debt will hasten a financial crisis in the next 6 or 7 years.
Bill Maher calls out Thom Tillis for parading as a maverick while voting to confirm Pete Hegseth, Tulsi Gabbard, Kristi Noem, and RFK Jr. Tillis: I'm telling you, I fucked up and he needs to go.
Bill Maher says parts of the West are turning to "socialism, communism, and fetishizing Islam," while Sara Eisen suggests universities helped build the whole ideological framework. These people are weird.
Thom Tillis isn't buying the "red-green alliance" or mass migration theories about the French protests, and says the Trump administration is hijacking that anger for its own agenda.
Thom Tillis on Nidal Hasan's public execution: I wish that Pete Hegseth would remember back when he was forward deployed... You are putting Americans at risk, and you are building a recruiting video for more people doing what they did at Fort Hood. Sara Eisen: Or make him a martyr.
Bill Maher on Nidal Hasan: You say yes for the execution, you just don't like that it's public. Thom Tillis: No, we've got to stop that. This is bullshit. This is performative at the worst level, Sara Eisen: It's also what our enemies do.
Jon Ossoff: We have eight months of war, 18 Americans killed in action, hundreds wounded. Iran still has its uranium, still has its drones and missiles. Diesel's at an all-time high. Unleaded gas is at $4. So we've heard from the congressman that he thinks the tariffs are working.
Jon Ossoff: Mike Collins voted to cut your health care so he could give a tax break to data center developers and some of the wealthiest people in the country.
Jon Ossoff: There was an infant who had to go into intensive care because that child's mother was deported while that child was still breastfeeding. These are human rights abuses that Mike Collins and Donald Trump bear responsibility for.
Jon Ossoff: They've unleashed federal agents to kill Americans on the streets with impunity. That's Mike Collins' immigration policy. And that's what you would expect from the bigot congressman who called for executing immigrants by throwing them to their deaths out of helicopters.
Jon Ossoff: If John Lewis were marching today from Selma to Montgomery, Mike Collins would be grabbing a billy club.
Jon Ossoff: Maybe tonight Mike Collins will have the courage to buck the president. Does he agree with Donald Trump that we want Flock cameras everywhere, or will he join me in demanding respect for Americans' privacy and constitutional rights?