Bill Maher says media slow to call terrorism by name
First reported 3 Oct, 10:11 UTCUpdated 21h ago2 sources
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BILL MAHER: It seems "like the media is always a little reluctant to call it terrorism when it's obviously terrorism ... But I noticed when the Hamas propaganda is out there, boy, that gets fast-tracked."
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BILL MAHER: It seems "like the media is always a little reluctant to call it terrorism when it's obviously terrorism ... But I noticed when the Hamas propaganda is out there, boy, that gets fast-tracked."
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- Maher: Media Reluctant to Call Terrorism Terrorism, But Hamas Propaganda Is 'Fast-Tracked' (opens Breitbart in a new tab)
During the online “Overtime” segment of Friday’s broadcast of HBO’s “Real Time,” host Bill Maher discussed the attempted hijacking of a flight to Israel earlier in the week and said that there is a reluctance in the media to label
- Bill Maher says media slow to call terrorism by name (opens The Washington Times in a new tab)
BILL MAHER: It seems "like the media is always a little reluctant to call it terrorism when it's obviously terrorism ... But I noticed when the Hamas propaganda is out there, boy, that gets fast-tracked."
