Bill Maher Makes Neil deGrasse Tyson Go Silent with His COVID Rant #Shorts | DM CLIPS | Rubin Report

Dave Rubin of “The Rubin Report” shares a clip of “Real Time with Bill Maher” clip where Maher goes off about pandemic learning loss, lockdown effects, and the real harm caused by how we handled the pandemic to Neil deGrasse Tyson.

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[jamesbarca]

Whenever Tyson starts losing a debate, he raises his voice and waves his arms around. That is the exact opposite of the reasoned intellectual a scientist is supposed to be.

[mansiondave]

Neil didn’t go silent, he threw a tantrum. And refused to listen beyond that.
So much for scientific inquiry…

[joev]

deGrasse the most intelligent man in his own mind.

[Koop]

I try to follow the science, but it keeps leading me back to the money.

[LilCraftyNook]

Right on Bill!! The other countries were WAY ahead of this with research and handled this superbly!

[ramasunfarr]

Tyson is the last guy who's gonna admit defeat on the debate stage. his ego can't handle it

[mixterx]

DeGrasse has a pattern of creating a scene when he's challenged with any reality other than the one he chooses.

[robjohnson]

You go Billie!!! Common sense can be sooo refreshing!!

[Kil-Caustic]

Poor Neil, where once a man of science stood now is nothing but a mouthpiece for the establishment.

[christinemurray]

At least Neil's interns had a break from his sexual harassment during the lockdown

[tb]

Listening to Maher over time is like a rollercoaster. Up and down. Sometimes he's spot on and others times he's way off the farm or just plain ignorant of the facts. He's spot on this time.

[MadDad]

NGT is a prime example of how expertise in one field DOES NOT translate to expertise in another field.

[jropar]

Hard to understand that someone trained to interpret data still believes we responded reasonably to this "pandemic".

[jaymac]

Tyson is notoriously rude and overbearing. He never admits he's wrong he's a narcissist lol

[askingmebartender]

Neil is a very good lapdog. He does and says whatever he is told or he can't play with his telescope anymore.

[amyashlyn]

Neil is a perfect example of someone with education thinking way too much of himself! An education doesn’t necessarily make someone smart. It makes them educated!

[missmerbella]

Tyson is one of the most self-important people I’ve ever seen.

[heathbrodersen]

The largest object in the known universe is Tyson’s ego. What a hack

[DavidRay_]

Never thought I'd ever agree with Bill Maher about anything.

[friendlymerc]

Neil should be the janitor at an observatory, not in charge of it