John Oliver Says Donald Trump Lied About Being Invited On His Show | WWHL

During the After Show, John Oliver reveals that Donald Trump claimed he had been invited to appear on his show, which John says was a confusing lie. Plus, Rebel Wilson talks about going to Beyoncé’s concert in Dubai as a woman in a same sex relationship and sharing a mini slider at Nobu with Chanel Ayan from The Real Housewives of Dubai.
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[@luisguillen97]

The way not one person laughed after “John you’re famously bi” 😂😂😂😂

[@bradenmcpherson]

Surrogacy isn't illegal in Australia. Commercial surrogacy is, but surrogacy for altruistic purposes is perfectly legal. It's an incredibly difficult process of course, and arguably needs an overhaul, but not illegal.

[@wordzmyth]

This is the least friendly relationship I have seen John have with a host. Shows how genuine his onscreen friendships usually are

[@markmillonas1896]

Well the whole show, the host and even the guests in this case are pretty much anti-matter for Oliver and people who are fans of Oliver that like his intelligence, his self-effacing style, and his impatience with fluff. This is perilously close to something he would parody on his show, and he finds himself sitting in the actual set. By the end the host is literally holding up his cards and reading from them like he is running out of ideas, and NOT in an ironic way. What's not to hate?

[@fonkenful]

Agreed, Andy is very easy to have little patience for.

[@crazycrackinchick]

What???? John and Andy are friends IRL lol

[@mamemb6258]

Andy was a terrible host to John Oliver and the audience was dead.

[@mountcomfort740]

You know Trump is lying when his lips are moving

[@Heterogeneity]

This is the least comfortable I've ever seen John Oliver in an interview and he is normally somewhat acerbic at least.

[@roseagostino-sj2oe]

Need to be clear on comment made about surrogacy being illegal in Australia. Altruistic surrogacy is not illegal, but commercial surrogacy is. The problems with commercial surrogacy are very evident, the commodification of women’s bodies, economic and power imbalances in the dynamic. The comments made show unseen privilege and bias.

[@GB-TX]

Brilliant response. Thank you for educating us. Andy should do a follow up clarifying this point / shedding light on it!

[@Bluefrog757]

That is great and I wish it was that way everywhere

[@JLuew]

I came to say this exact thing. Rebel should know this fact and advocate accordingly.

[@l4nd3r]

Good luck find someone willing to do it that's not a close relative. My country has similar laws about this subject, and it ends up that barely anyone ever uses it due to the legal requirements and not being able to be paid to do it. Not mention the whole legal problem regarding birth certificates.

[@kstar1489]

Except I bet you don’t apply this to most forms of labor. Most labor is commodifying bodies within capitalism, with a big economic power imbalance. But you support a law that punishes women for trying to survive in that system. You could just as easily say sperm donorship is commodifying men’s bodies. Of course it’s more labor intensive to go through pregnancy, which is all the more reason they should be laid for it. Why would a woman risk their job and livelihood to go through pregnancy for something she and her family will gain nothing from no matter how altruistic they are. This just punishes women.

[@veaton77]

Surrogacy is LEGAL in Australia as long as it is altruistic. Please don't spread misinformation. Commercial surrogacy is illegal. There is a big difference.

[@ChirumboloFilm]

Just curious, but what do you mean when you say it has to be altruistic?

[@anthonyd4771]

I thought that was odd they said that, too

[@veaton77]

@@ChirumboloFilm It means that you can't be paid to do it. You are doing it out of the kindness of your heart. Medical bills etc can be paid, but it is illegal for any payment to be made to the surrogate for having the child. :)

[@ChirumboloFilm]

@@veaton77 Thanks! That makes sense to me now.

[@samotheba]

Very big difference. Though I don't understand why, as long as there are strong regulations.

[@blackbird5634]

So happy for Rebel!!!🥰

[@caroljordao93]

In Brazil, paying for a surrogacy is illegal but you can convince a friend or a relative and have it for free. We don't allow any trade that involves body parts and human life. For instance, you aren't allowed to sell blood or organs here, but you can donate.

[@b.k8051]

Well, considering abortion is illegal in Brazil, there are over 5 million children in the country who need adoption. Maybe it's a way of encouraging people to adopt rather than seek surrogacy

[@l4nd3r]

There's also a lot of problems regarding who's the legal parent of the child, it's not really a good system and it's not surprising people rarely use it here, if you have the means you go the US and just pay someone there.

[@l4nd3r]

​@@b.k8051That's not it. The reason is purely due to the 'morality' problem of being able to pay someone to carry another's baby, similar to why abortions are still mostly illegal.

[@b.k8051]

@@l4nd3r it’s all wrapped up in religion. It’s Brazil.

[@christineelizabethart163]

lol this comment section is rougher than my grandma's chin.

[@vimp6260]

Gross

[@demonsnfan]

Altruistic surrogacy is legal in all Australian states and territories, but specific eligibility requirements vary. Commercial surrogacy is where the surrogate mother makes a profit from the arrangement. That is, she is paid more than the cost of medical and legal expenses.

[@nora4981]

Why isn’t there a clip of rebel speaking about prince Harry ?

[@anthony_obrien4080]

Rebel, you are an absolute champion, a national treasure, all the love in the world from your home Skippyland...from me at least anyway- Obi 🤙🍻🍺🍻🍺🍻🍺

[@bretth404]

I lost it when Andy said “you’re famously bi” lmaoooo

[@kellyslow9081]

Love you rebel

[@HyperactiveNeuron]

John obviously forgot Bob Murray LOL! Bob tired him and HBO up in court for a looooong time... But John won😊

[@johndemeritt3460]

YES! And I LOVED the closing number in that episode on SLAPP suits. Well worth EVERY PENNY HBO spent on it!

[@bdp8102]

Kafi Dublin basically had the same story arch as Rebecca from Crazy ex-girlfriend with pretzels (with the difference that Dublin and her cookies are successful!) 🥰🥰🥰

[@bunyipdragon9499]

Sorry I've never seen or heard of this interviewer before and he's really bad at it.

[@jenniferford2067]

You’re commenting on a clip from his talk show…..

[@bunyipdragon9499]

@@jenniferford2067 I got that but it doesn't change the fact the interviewer is doing a bad job.

[@WendyDahling3]

So happy for Rebel!

[@woodybalfour8213]

D Drumph and John Oliver are at extreme opposite ends of the modesty spectrum...One has the ability to laugh at himself and the other doesn't...Think about that for a minute...

[@jessiesecrest3211]

Oh please. Andy laughs at himself constantly. Read his book.

[@bpatrickt]

@@jessiesecrest3211 umm that host isn’t either end of the comparison you are responding to?

[@woodybalfour8213]

Spelling out the obvious for those that are being challenged by above...Im referring to Donald Trump...Cant believe I had to point that out...

[@nixl3518]

What a horrible show! I’ve never seen it before and never plan to see it again. Completely useless and negative in what it has to offer.

[@JordiVanderwaal]

"We're hoping to have kids, do you have any advice?" Umm just adopt. I know it's a hard and lengthy process, but you don't use a woman as a vessel in exchange of money.

[@eshbena]

So true, instead just make sure to pass a bunch of laws where she can't control her own body or make choices about it. That's so much better. If a person wants to be a surrogate for another person, then they should be allowed to. The money is to compensate for the extreme stress that pregnancy puts on a woman's body. The money is to compensate for the risk they are taking for someone else. Pregnancy and birth can be fatal to a mother and yes, she ought to be given something for doing something so important. You, as a man, have nothing to say here, as your life isn't at risk during pregnancy or childbirth.

[@JordiVanderwaal]

@@eshbena what you just spouted is a bunch of capitalist / neoliberalist nonsense. You do NOT commercialize women's bodies. Would you defend slavery based on all you just said?

[@l4nd3r]

​@@JordiVanderwaalIf a woman wants to commercialize it's own body from it's own free will she should be able to. I get it that it can create for some bad power dynamics but the reality is that people are rarely autruist, having a system that's rarely used and kinda forces people to fly to other countries to make use of it there doesn't make sense to me.

[@JordiVanderwaal]

@@l4nd3r "it's own body"? 🙊

[@kstar1489]

The could be said about any pregnancy, you just intentionally use dehumanizing words to make it sound inherently bad. A women willingly doing this should not be punished, which is what you are doing. In a capitalist system, asking women not be paid for the WORK of being pregnant for someone else is insane.

[@nathanmichael861]

Rebel is so funny

[@robinvolpi]

Is she? I don't see it. John was being kind.

[@Just_a_Sprinkle]

I’m sure they used facial recognition software to identify all of the 🌈 lured in by Rebel , Beyonce , and all of the spineless celebrities that went. As long as you get a free concert I guess 🙄 👏👏 Way to help the cause .

[@misssummersalt]

And what has been your contribution Vanessa?

[@Just_a_Sprinkle]

Not supporting fascist regimes, not ideologically or monetarily.

[@damightyshabba439]

Interesting listening to Rebel talking about her transition from straight to "out". I personally am the nightmare middle aged white straight male... BUT... I love using the line "I don't THINK I'm straight, I KNOW I am straight" to any homophobe in a bar - because then I get to tell them the story of how at one point I was curious.... and tried out a few very different relationships. Oh yes, I have been on top, underneath, on the side and in the middle. I ended a straight boring white guy, but had some fun on the way. I don't think people experiment enough, and really do think that can be extremely damaging long-term. In my case I was mistaking long haired guys for girls... it started like that. But a few tussles in the hay later.... guess what? All out of my system a confirmed chick magnet... OK... Single and alone, but at least I know what partner I want! Seriously, if you have feelings you're not sure about... try them out. In my case I went full circle, and decided I was straight (can still appreciate a builder though!) but my attraction is to women. But I had to experiment to confirm that. Go to a town far away from anyone you might accidently know - and live a different life for a few nights. If it takes, it's yours. If not... well, thats what happened to me.... back to being rejected by the receptionist and feeling awkward talking to my sexy boss.... The best line you can have is one of two: "I don't think I am Straight, I Know I am Straight" or "I don't think I am Gay, I know I am Gay"..... both make it evident that you have played on the other side of the fence. And that annoys bullies... A lot.

[@damienpol5215]

If you needed to try it to find out, you're not very straight...or you're a degenerate.

[@missmary2877]

Rebel Wilson has a net worth of approximately 22 million dollars. OF COURSE her family is supportive. The family knows that there are approximately 22 million reasons to be supportive.

[@californio1850]

Is it just me, or does her voice sound different. Deeper and more muffled maybe?

[@crystallamar169]

Ultimate Girls Trip needs to keep it fun, so Brandi and Phaedra should always be there, Jill Z. , Marlo, Ramona, Tamra, Gretchen, Alexis, etc. DORINDA'S house Girls trip was the only one that lightening bottled

[@docerikson2141]

An egotist would say when he was turned down by Trump...😂😂😂

[@frans1020]

Wasn't John Oliver the guy who made fun of Trump running for president?

[@bkzone8]

Not the only one!

[@eardescentmarvelo7566]

That was Seth Meyers

[@melwelker6077]

Many did.

[@amyreynolds3619]

So much to unpack there.

[@bunyipdragon9499]

Thousands of people all over the world thought it was funny and outside of the US, that trump was and is funny. How do you manage to single out one person? 🤣

[@lavienestpasunlongfleuvetr2559]

Andy's casual attitude to surrogacy is so gross. Unpaid surrogacy is one thing, but paid surrogacy is simply the further commodification of women's bodies. Rich people like Andy are renting the bodies of poorer women to carry their children. It raises so many ethical questions, that none of them seem concerned by, so strong is their desire to become parents. Even egg donation can be hugely problematic, because it carries the risks of overstimulated ovaries (potentially fatal), early menopause and infertility for the donors, who are typically 20-something women who have not yet had kids of their own. It shows that even in artificial procreation, the highest cost is paid by women, and none of these rich celebrities seem to care. Then there's the second ethical problem of deliberately creating a bond between a baby and the woman carrying them, and then deliberately breaking that bond. It should not be considered controversial to be against surrogacy or to consider it bad for woman and children. It's a totally 'parent-centric' approach to having children, and to my mind, that in itself makes the people involved unsuitable for parenthood, a role that requires a mostly 'child-centric' approach.

[@imalwaysright]

@@caitlynlivingston7272 they are? 😳

[@imalwaysright]

This is giving strong religious vibes

[@JS-hn5ld]

Very well said…he annoys me when he goes on and on about surrogacy as a gay man who has no idea what the woman is giving him…it’s just strange. His kids are with the nanny 90 percent of the time as well. It’s his way to cheat the system, because he wouldn’t be allowed to adopt since he’s never around and has no partner.

[@lavienestpasunlongfleuvetr2559]

@imalwaysright What an ignorant, prejudiced, mistaken judgement of me you've made. If you get 'religious vibes' from my post, you're senses are waaaay off, because I'm not remotely religious. I literally have no religion and am a borderline atheist, who is actually pretty liberal - I'm pro-choice on abortion, for example, because I don't believe that any woman or girl should be forced to carry another person against their will. The vibes I'm ACTUALLY giving off are 'cares about the welfare of women and children and puts that above the selfish desires of rich people to become parents'. Perhaps you should re-read my original post and this time actually take in what I said. There's nothing religious about it - I made no reference to 'sins' or 'God'. My concerns about surrogacy are not religious, they're ETHICAL - learn the difference. Just because we CAN do things scientifically doesn't mean we SHOULD. We could probably clone humans, for example, but so far, no country that we know of has permitted this, because it's deemed UNETHICAL. There are ethical questions about surrogacy that I've noticed a lot of people who use it don't seem to consider. Their approach to it is pretty selfish (and that's no surprise - the drive to have children can make people terribly selfish - it causes some women to steal other people's babies, for goodness sake!). Thus, their judgment about it can be way off. They ask themselves whether they feel comfortable with a stranger carrying their child, but I've never heard them discuss the ethics of further commodifying women's bodies, as they're doing. In that sense, surrogacy is not that different from prostitution, and it's a lot more invasive. And once again, it's mostly the bodies of poorer women being used, especially outside the US. Just ask the foreign couples who used Ukrainian women to carry their babies and then couldn't get to them after Russia invaded. Check your own ethics if you see no problem with this. 'I'm always right' is an ironic choice of username, because this time you're patently WRONG.

[@88bobcat]

Very valid points. I especially appreciate your comment on the ‘parent-centric’ attitude towards having children. As a kinship guardian to a family member, my or their parents desires should never ever come above the needs of the child. And when parenthood is rooted simply in the desire to have a baby we end up with children who are abused, neglected or disowned because they couldn’t fit into the mold their parents dreamt up before they existed.

[@lipkin108]

Didn’t she lie about her age and she’s really in her 40s?

[@socialanarchy081]

Celebrities, please stop trying to sell us your worthless products and services. This is almost as shameful as Matt Damon shilling for Crypto.

[@staceyc5308]

Rebel looks great but not really funny anymore...

[@Brassbuttonbrews]

She’s still hilarious, just being a normal person on the show

[@telmagarcia4620]

Joe Oliver tromp

[@darindunn]

Or Jon Oliver is lying.

[@HH-gv8mx]

So is rebel with a woman now? Or was this just a phase she was going through?

[@imalwaysright]

She’s married I think and has a child

[@Jamietheroadrunner]

She’s married to a woman so it’s more than a “phase”

[@lipkin108]

She’s engaged

[@irock2403]

Lessbe honest - Rebel Wilson

[@HH-gv8mx]

@@imalwaysright google says she’s not married and does not have children

[@kimberbrown2858]

Andy i love watching bravo but you cant seriously think our coutry is being ran right! Quit doggin on Trump all the time

[@janicenewton7944]

how embarrassing

[@somethingclever2]

Run not ran

[@LeaveAhNah]

No.

[@imalwaysright]

Imagine still cheerleading for Trump and thinking it’s convincing lmao, especially after he led a terrorist attack on the nation and continues to lie

[@Jamietheroadrunner]

Our country is undergoing an economic boom. Lowest unemployment, and lowest black unemployment in history and we don’t have an obese orange moron saying racist sh*t every two seconds in the White House. The midterms said it all! Get ready for a second Biden term MAGAt!

[@JS-hn5ld]

I miss the Trump economy though. John Oliver is the weirdest looking man. Rebel looked confused the whole time.

[@imalwaysright]

The economy he ruined and now everyone has to fix

[@amyreynolds3619]

You're one of only a few who actually liked the twice impeached disgraced FORMER president's reign of racism and bigotry. 81 million felt differently.

[@Brassbuttonbrews]

John is hot

[@kstar1489]

Trump economy? You mean all the terrible shit he caused with his broken response to the pandemic and tax cuts for the rich?

[@yusufmentes1969]

Power king Trump 🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷

[@yusufmentes1969]

2024 HERO king Trump play 🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷

[@tjewett1967]

Rebel stopped getting attention as "the funny fat girl" so she had to switch it up for attention and media coverage.

[@bugsfrickingbunny]

Rebel is really hard to look at

[@kstar1489]

Projecting how you see yourself in the mirror onto other people. Pathetic