Comedian Marc Maron says Bill Maher has ‘desperate chasing of relevance’ issue

Stand-up actor Marc Maron said on Sunday that he “always had a problem” with the tone of the host “in real time” Bill Maher and thought he had a problem of “desperate relevance chasure”.

The podcaster “WTF” was seated with the co-host of “Pod Save America”, Jon Lovett, where he was asked about his opinion on the HBO host among other comics.

“I can’t do it,” said Maron. “I always had a problem with his tone.”

Maron said that he had previously participated in Maher’s “In real time” program as well as in his program “politically incorrect” several times in the past. Despite his experience with Maher, Maron said that he could not escape what extent he thinks that Maher became “desperate”.

Marc Maron gave his opinion on his colleague actor Bill Maher on “Pod Save America”. (Kevin Winter / Ga / The Hollywood Reporter via Getty Image | Christopher Polk / Variety via Getty Images)

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“I think that with Bill, there is that, and it happens with some of the other baby boomers, there is this desperate prosecution of relevance which, you know, changes someone’s mind in terms of the way they approach what they do and that the whole business feels desperate,” said Maron.

He continued: “Apart from his ideas on mainly, I think that ignorance, I do not know, it is simply not for me. I know his joke writers. He has good joke writers who know how to write for his tone, and I knew some of these guys. They were comic strip, and they are good guys, but I can’t see it, you know what you can do, you can not see it in what you can do in what you can do, you can not see it in what you can do, you can not see it in what you can do, you can not see it in what you can do, you can’t see it in what you can do, you can not see it in what you can do, you can’t see it in what you can do, you can’t see it in what you can do, you can’t see it in what you can do, you can’t see it in what you can do in what you can do, you can’t see it, you can’t see it, you can do it in what you can do, you can not see it in what it is, you can do it in what you can do. conversation.”

The host “in real time” Bill Maher frequently attacked democratic policies “awake” on his program. (Screenshot / HBO)

Fox News Digital contacted Maher’s publicist to comment.

While for a long time aligned with liberal policies, Maher has attracted in recent years for his strong criticisms of Democrats and his so -called “awakened” policy.

Friday, in his latest program, Maher called the Democratic Party for allowing President Donald Trump to withdraw their voters during the 2024 elections.

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“While the Democrats offer high-level intangible assets like equity and save the soul of America, Trump says:” Hey waitress, how would you like to pay no tax on these tips? “Do you remember that?

Maron, also liberal, told Newsweek last week that even if he believed that everything, including progressives, was “a good game”, he did not consider himself “anti-alarm” like Maher.

The actor and podcaster Marc Maron discussed his reflections on the fight against politics in routines on Newsweek. (Matt Winkelmeyer / Ga / The Hollywood Reporter via Getty Images)

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“The problem with the left is all the intestine struggles and everyone is fighting over what should be platforms, what is most important? And I treated it years ago at Air America and everything. Relieved it was right for comedy,” said Maron.