New Rule: The City Mouse and the Country Mouse | Real Time with Bill Maher (HBO)

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[@MrCal2648]

The city vs. rural dichotomy is a well-known idea in sociology and it applies to almost every place in the world.

[@dan8085]

mostliberal This is why socialists hate liberals.

[@Nikki-bo8uu]

Mhmm

[@timothyamaraobrien]

"He's such a New Yorker. He had his last wife delivered." LMAO!

[@rodprops]

I'm from NYC, and I highly approve that joke! LoL

[@Boobalopbop]

Daaaaaaaaaaaamn!

[@delphi-moochymaker62]

One of his most accurate monologues.

[@user-zo2rn1ct6i]

Bill never ever go retire! Not American but you make tremendous sense.

[@jopenny8819]

Bill is a brilliant and funny man, but his seditious monologues are getting old.

[@LYCANSS777]

Look up the meaning of a word before you use it. According to you hard critique of a person in office would be sedition? Bill is just using harsh language to try to get stupid people to use their brains to recognize they've been had by the ultimate con man.

[@jimmyjohnn19]

He does not write this, his lower employees come up with it

[@2126Eliza]

LYCANSS777 Jo Penny is from Russia where making fun of Putin is sedition. Sad.

[@ixlnxs]

Team Morocco here. You don't have to be American to love Bill Maher.

[@renovasquez5589]

Absolutely fantastic

[@jimspotswood277]

T.E. = sucker

[@AmirandJake]

T.E. Lawrence Russian troll

[@TriggeringTrumptards]

You got got

[@orangecharlesmanson1272]

IT is OK to COLLUDE with RUSSIA, IRAN, NK &&& to GROPE SOME PUSSIES ONCE in a WHILE, BUT it is TREASON &&& a REAL IMPEACHMENT OFFENSE to HAVE DINNER WITH PELOSI &&& SCHUMER.

[@dct4lif]

Republican red states especially in the south. Are among the poorest in the country. While democratic liberal states like CA are among the largest economies not in the US but the planet. Go figure

[@aurevoiralex]

It's speeches like this one that remind me why I love Bill Maher so much. So fucking on pointe.

[@rynegreen7902]

I don't get why rural citizens are considered "real American." I live in an rural area but how does that make me more America than someone who was born in New York?

[@dan_hitchman007]

It was called sarcasm, at least on Bill's part.

[@rynegreen7902]

Dan Hitchman I know but don't republicans use that phrase all the time? Why is that?

[@Ichigo111293]

Because they're ignorant out the ass.

[@sithdowell3788]

Because freedom

[@2126Eliza]

Because they're white. And all they know about cities is that they're scary and filled with "colored" people.

[@bobmiller3627]

There's an old American business saying from the early 20th century that's just as true today as it was back then. "No one's ever gone broke by overestimating people's stupidity."

[@kevinJmadsen]

Best segment in a long time.

[@Slicksterzz]

"Trump likes Chuck and Nancy because they're NOT YOU".

[@californiasunking]

NYC existed long before Trump's family immigrated there. And of the thousands of buildings in Manhattan...Trump only developed like 6 or 7.

[@danielvelez7239]

T. E. Lawrence Yep because Trump bulidt all the bridges the subways and all the skyscrapers...yep

[@progeda666]

new rule last week was excellent

[@avedic]

Bill, especially as he gets older, can sometimes be _really_ cringe-worthy. But....he always seems to find a way to snap back and deliver killer satire. And this particular segment is a perfect example of that....this is just pitch-perfect on _so many levels._ Kudos to his writers, and to Bill for the excellent delivery.

[@valentino5370]

Well said as always Bill

[@jvhee]

"I've seen farms on tv and they look dusty" So true.

[@tarrynlea]

My God, the truth-bombs in this! #shook

[@takingnamesandkillingdrago3468]

Unfortunately, Bill is exactly right. I live in a rural area and there are many good people, values, and positive things about that, but I do understand Bill & other urbanites contempt and disdain for many of the negative aspects of rural America. The naïveté, the close mindedness, and a sort of sheltered ignorance that is somewhat common. During the campaign, and even for a few months after the Inauguration I gave many Trump voters the benefit if the doubt about many of their motives for voting for him. Not so much anymore, one lie after another, one broken promise after another yet most STILL support this disgusting man, I don't get it. It really does disturb me, this slavish cult like behavior in many of his supporters. Trump plays to their most base and ugly instincts. I could go on and on. Lol.. Bill has definitely come upon a very insightful truth.. Brilliant.

[@nyc9993]

TakingNames AndKillingDragons very well said.....

[@KalvinPatel]

Very well said. Share the same thoughts.

[@PerseusToons]

TakingNames AndKillingDragons Probably one of the best KZbin comments I’ve read in months.

[@2126Eliza]

TakingNames AndKillingDragons Exactly. The condescension toward hicks is deserved, which is why I don't sympathize with their "hardships".

[@atheist28403]

"Trump plays to their most base and ugly instincts" Just as obama played on everyone's desire to blame their lot in life on everyone else. Also, "The condescension toward hicks is deserved, which is why I don't sympathize with their "hardships"...yeah, that condescending mindset is essentially why hillary lost. By all means, please, keep being smug fucks...it's worked out great so far.

[@vedwalker3974]

Yikes, that last line hurt!

[@morgaffi]

Oh shit, some damned good lines in this segment I'm going to be using myself...

[@atheist28403]

Of course you will...thinking for yourself has never been your strong suit.

[@MadFrenzy582]

This segment was SPOT ON!!

[@albinabraham2433]

Brilliant breaking down of the election Bill

[@carter1940]

Damn, this is a good one. Accurate & piercing.

[@gloriaa3652]

This is the greatest show you've done! You just explained the Trump phenomenon in a way that all thesociologists and books being written can't. You NAILED it. It is the country mouse and the city mouse. And those suckered people ...well, got suckered. Thank you. I will definitely share this.

[@senorashish]

"I love the poorly educated!" - Donald Trump, 2/24/16

[@MrTurkalven]

lol trump got 46.5% of the educated vote

[@faster6329]

@MrTurkalven lol, "educated" in this case does NOT mean having a degree from some college or not, but being EDUCATED in life, politics, having knowledge of the world around us.... basically everything that Trump voters are uneducated about.

[@MrTurkalven]

says the person who goes ahead and generalizes about 63million people. You can't see the irony can you?

[@MrTurkalven]

Leansifer 69.0 okay, makes sense

[@ixlnxs]

I was thinking of the same line. In fact, a 19th century socialist caricaturist showed a rich robber baron and a priest. In this cartoon the priest said to the industrialist: "You keep 'em poor, I'll keep 'em dumb!" I think that is all the political education the Donald needed.

[@luxdosul]

He says it all in a very few words and he's right! 🤗🤗

[@jacquesmbikila5346]

luxdosul Damn right!!!😎😇😇👍

[@edwardmaxwell3951]

I love the city / country mice analogy.

[@revuproar5636]

Brutal reality beatdown.

[@MjolnirsPower]

"You didn't make America great again.... You enrolled in Trump University Brilliant

[@onedayatatime1494]

Omg i love bill Maher he is brilliant

[@timothybrown760]

To those country folk who hate being called stupid by us city folk; You've got to meet us halfway and not proving we're right by continuing to support someone who is not on your side when he says he is and does everything opposite that because to us city folk that's the definition of stupid in our book! : \

[@TheAwe50me]

Well shit look at kettle calling the pot black both political parties ain't doing nothing for the PEOPLE

[@annatar6453]

I laughed out loud at every punch line. Good job Bill

[@sirierieott5882]

The best 5 minute monologue for Bill in 2017 - clarity, wit, truth.

[@Think4aChange]

LEGEND! Hope you give your writers a raise.. you too while you're at it!

[@akp167]

Bill did an amazing job with this. Last week was great too

[@Learnamericanenglishonline]

Mr. Drysdale! LOL. I got a sudden itch to watch The Beverly Hillbillies.

[@VCYT]

How about re-watching the last republican conference.?

[@Annlindgk]

Actually, he'd be rooting for MRS. Drysdale (who always wanted to run them out of town).

[@Kermit_T_Frog]

The point that Bill seems to have missed is that the Beverly Hillbillies and the Mr. Drysdales are EQUALLY Republican.

[@UncertainSurgeon]

You didn’t make America great again, you enrolled into trump university. Thanks for the bumper sticker

[@oldrrocr]

please don't let that fool polarize us and lose sight of what is REALLY happening.

[@timothybrown760]

And the most tragic thing about that statement is too many 'Real Americans' continue to pay the tuition without any results to show for it despite the evidence they are still being conned (Poorly I might add). : - /

[@saansaephanh4365]

Nigga cut the fuckin dogs loose on me.

[@HarlotBug3]

Probably his best Trump analysis to date. I have HBO and still watch this on youtube btw, because I'm a city mouse.

[@eaubert1]

On this one, I really have to agree with Maher! In Switzerland, we have the same phenomenon. In Swiss cities, where the percentage of foreigners is at its highest people are most likely to vote liberal. In the country, where there are hardly any foreigners, people are most conservative. What is really at stake is that city people are more educated and country folks are working class. Intelligent equals liberal; dumb goes conservative!

[@terrigonzalez4522]

Etienne Aubert I think it's because we are surrounded by other cultures and we adapt to them as they adapt to us.

[@eaubert1]

I agree with you! Once we begin to meet people from certain nations, we automatically develop a positive image of their culture and we begin to appreciate their values. If we don't have any contact to foreigners (as is the case in certain rural areas), all we have is a hateful rhetoric that flows through our conservative media and our provincial village meetings.

[@eaubert1]

@Bryzz Lull: Yeah, that's the ultimate argument winner! "You're an idiot" - which by the way you misspelled - cannot be argued with. It proves that you are entirely correct about this debate and that you explained the political issue at hand to such a degree that I cannot come up with any counter argument. In fact, I'm afraid I'd better pack my bags and retire from being a "KZbin commentator". Congratulations on that!

[@2126Eliza]

Etienne Aubert yup. Same here.

[@eaubert1]

@17sunnyhour: I'm sorry, but this discussion was about the drift between city dwellers and country bumpkins and how people who live in the city tend to be more liberal despite higher crime rates and a larger population of foreigners. In a second comment, I tried to explain how social interaction with foreigners tends to endear the local people to immigrants. Finally, I replied to Bryzz Lull's comment "Yeah youre an idiot" by sarcastically claiming that "you're an idiot" is always the ultimate argument winner (which it is obviously not). At what point was the topic about women going from ladies to sluts? Are you on the wrong thread or did I seriously miss a metaphor here?

[@monkeymouse]

This is no joke. Last year I was at a gas station in Pennsylvania, and a Trump miner was arguing with the Hillary cashier. I said that mines are inevitably getting played out, and the miner unloaded a "secret" that all you have to do is take some charcoaled wood, put it in a mine for 90 days, and there'll be a new seam of coal. And he told me to look it up! Desperation plus bigotry (and some voter suppression) equals Comrade Tramp as our Supreme Leader.

[@monkeymouse]

Bryzz Lull Read up on Kris Kobach, Kansas Secretary of State, and his "voter fraud" crusade, which is in practice a way of getting Democratic voters thrown off the rolls before the election to stack the deck for the GOP. They keep their hands clean by handing out "provisional ballots", but they don't get counted unless it's a tight race, and by disallowing registered Democrats the race will never be tight; Catch-22.

[@Wildfan-sg3fh]

Pittsburgh, Philadelphia, and Alabama in between.

[@andrewwilson5388]

Yeah that guy clearly doesn't understand that coal is fossilized firn trees

[@dixiecup6668]

So glad I grew up in a city

[@atheist28403]

So glad I was exposed to both so I wouldn't be such a smug fuck.

[@omaha2pt]

Brilliant. Quite possibly one of the best New Rule's ever.

[@jasminemcdonald5762]

I'm not sure Mike Pence is even human. Or can see.

[@charliemorris2338]

He has mommy issue's.

[@ruirodtube]

One of Maher’s best monologues!

[@vichraev.5386]

So true. Thank you Bill for your amazing service to the sanity of America.

[@canadatrip2144]

Can't wait for January 19. Miss you Bill Mayer👍😀

[@TheCalvin1902]

"he roots for Mr. Drysdale" LOLOL

[@Cappadoccia04]

The way he says, “Jeff Sessions is from Alabama”, it had me dying!!!! 😂

[@Tripper111]

All so True...and for that we thank you Bill.

[@stone1andonly]

"...trouble, with a capital P and that rhymes with T and that stands for Trump!"

[@MrJreed1000]

We need a new government. Not just a new president ..

[@azizbelkharmoudi2564]

Well done Bill, absolutely right.

[@TravelinBand747]

One of the best New Rules ever. He's telling the truth that until Trump got into politics, he'd have never bothered with people like McConnell, Paul Ryan, Mike Pence, or that stupid Keebler Elf from Alabama. He uses people like tissue and throws them away, only interested in what they can do for him.

[@tescheurich]

The wince, the tiredness, the how do I help you people in Maher's voice for this bit is the collision of comedy and compassion we're all in search of

[@freddytravale4741]

Fkn classic Bill , u r the man

[@LadyC0bra]

Excellent!!

[@EdBoonSucks]

Guys...*sigh*... I live in Missouri, the southeast region, and I had no idea that only 3 counties voted for Democrat. This god damn state that I'm trying like hell to get out of, is the *MIDDLE EAST OF AMERICA!*

[@atheist28403]

Actually, Michigan and Minnesota are quickly becoming the Middle East of America.

[@anthony-kelly]

Bill hit the nail right on the head with this one.

[@aloshyreji4313]

Brilliant

[@MarCeyG]

Great new Rule tonight!

[@Iskowitz]

One of best Bill comments about Trump all year.

[@DarkWater4Eva]

Well said Bill....I said the same thing when Trump was gaining steam with the back woods country people. I had said in the past "why are they so obsessed with him and he's not even Christian like most of them and he's a typical NYC elite." I also said "they don't even realize he doesn't even give a shit about them and is playing them."

[@ryanphillips3160]

So true and so god damn obvious to anyone who looks at the man's life.

[@Boobalopbop]

"Hes so "New Yawk" he had his last wife delivered!"..... WOW!!! This was another 10/10 new rules.

[@JonEllenSnyder]

This should be MUST SEE for everyone in the USA. Brilliant.

[@refusoagaino6824]

(We) were thinking Mahar was talking too much and getting 'old', but the boy is back. Tonight was hysterical, and with 3rd degree illumination.

[@slimischillin7753]

Welp... that was a good one.

[@slimjim1104]

I dont give a shit what side you define yourself as if you put party over reason or common sense then you are doing yourself and all of us a diservice.

[@billgrandone3552]

Amen Jim.

[@pica8039]

punce, the "human hard on"!! Great stuff, Maher!!!! Thanks!

[@anahernandez9905]

Bill tells the truth with humor love it.

[@GiratinaofFury]

It's the same anywhere in the world, a cultural divide between the urban and rural. Rural communities tend to be conservative, more about preserving a simpler way of life, whilst urban areas tend to be more liberal, embracing difference and change more easily. It's not right to call the rural types less educated, but you have to sell everything differently to them.

[@ho2cultcha]

i think you are giving rural people too much credit. they are less educated - formally - by far. they tend to make decisions based on how the world used to be, rather than how it is. i am from the country, but have lived in many cities around the world now, and i believe this. and i don't think city people are any better than country people. but they are much, much more educated - for whatever that's worth.

[@mtaanikenya6844]

Giovanni Magnus pretty much by lying to them

[@2126Eliza]

Giovanni Magnus it's not really the same. The US is big on states' rights, which results in small towns operating 65 years behind cultural changes, innovations, technology, education. It's okay to be different but not divided by half a century.

[@tranceqpx]

well said !

[@sctupurani]

These past couple of segments are some of the best i've seen in a while!

[@canadatrip2144]

Happy holidays, Bill Mahler! Here's wishing you'd come back with more 🔥

[@aaronbono4688]

Thank you Bill for saying it this way. I saw Don the Con a mile away but the poor rural saps hadn't experienced someone like him before. Most rural people are a trusting lot, at least for "their kind" and that white male who said all the things they like to say and hear thought, "Hey, he's one of us." The next question is, how much longer before enough of them see the light?

[@TheAwe50me]

Never

[@zaphodbeeblebrox6627]

Trump ran out of suckers in New York.... NAILED IT!

[@jimslancio]

Nobody else hits it out of the park quite like Bill Maher. I can't stop watching this.

[@jumblyman]

Brilliant. This is why Bill is so great, best New Rule for a while.

[@JamesHarris-]

If only Trump's base could learn they voted for a guy who actually shares none of their values we would far better off now.

[@teelee1663]

exactly

[@michaelwarlick4328]

We would be better off giving all our guns to Hillary and accepting her description of us as "Deplorable"? Do tell.

[@Vecchio_Rhosod85]

This New Rules segment felt too short. But it was so good!

[@A.C.W_1991]

I don’t know why but I died when he said “Alabama”

[@timothybrown760]

Because maybe he sounds like Slingblade??? ; DDDDD

[@Monochromicornicopia]

Wow so much truth in 5 minutes

[@MerkinMuffly]

McConnell's from Alabama, I know, what's the difference? Not a helluva alot.

[@penboyasgod6103]

You must have voted for Trump --- it shows --- you're fucking stupid. McConnell is from *Kentucky* -- look it up, trumpwad.

[@lordhoho1]

Penboy as 'god' he was born in Alabama, lived also in Georgia and the family moved to Kentucky in 55. Saved from lifelong disability because of polio by getting treatment at hot springs hospital set up by that democratic devil Roosevelt

[@chasjacks9378]

@@lordhoho1 Living in Kentucky for 65 years does make him a Kentuckian. I always wondered of the polio is the reason for his disdain for everyone and everything. John Boehner made a remark about Mitch burying his ethics morals and empathy in a metal box deep int he ground.

[@thett2368]

Right on the fucking money

[@leanneblake4248]

So True. Fantastic.

[@IBMara]

Wow! Bill, you and your team have the knack of making issues easy to hear (humor) and understand. Thank you all.

[@TheKevoyo]

😅Delivery service.

[@konnichiwa7925]

Best clip evar!

[@amandadurham2563]

Ugh! I have been saying that for so long, but I have no platform...Thank you for bringing it to a larger platform!

[@atheist28403]

You've been stereotyping people based on their geographic location and race? My, how open-minded of you.

[@BesharALAzzawi]

Wow! You're a genius! I love smart, high quality comedy. And that's what one expects from Bill Maher

[@pseudorealityisreal]

"Ala bum aaah"

[@someguy3186]

Trump, the modern day carpet bagger.

[@addistewart4710]

Some Guy sharecroppers in the WH.

[@captaincounty4963]

jezus..he nailed this one

[@brettwolk6640]

Best new rule editorial in a while. Refreshing to see him right again after selling out. Good piece

[@warpedjaffas1]

New Democratic slogan. 'There's a Trump voter born every minute' - Bill Maher.

[@theworldofnexttuesday2802]

The thing is that there is a disparity between what the city values and what the country values. It's not that people are against multiculturalism out here. It is just a non-issue or priority, just like how land disputes don't really happen between residents in the inner city. In the country, even when your neighbors are significantly different in terms of culture you really do not have to interact with them. 'Neighbor' has a completely different connotation in the country than in the city. I live at the edge of a small city and my neighbors moved from the inner part, it drives me up the wall how they keep walking on my property. It's a difference between how city and rural cultures view land: it's as if all outdoor space in the city is treated as fair game, and in the country it is considered trespassing even if there isn't a fence or posting. I try to be understanding, but it just feels as inconsiderate as if they were to invite themselves through the front door. The countryside is geared more towards self-sufficiency while the cities are more geared towards community. It's not because the cities are weak or the country is self-centered, it's because the environment is such that you have to fend for yourself in the country and you have to work with others in the city, both of which have pros and cons. It's all about the distribution of space and people.

[@atheist28403]

Except Bill would say, "no, you're wrong...rural Americans are just toothless retards". You can be as cordial and polite as I know country folk to be (my own family runs many farms throughout rural PA)...but the big city folk will always look down on those who put food on their table. It's mind boggling.

[@theworldofnexttuesday2802]

I think at the end of the day, no matter where you go you will find idiots, chauvinists, and other kinds of ignorant people. You'll find people in the country who turn their noses up at some of the stuff that happens at a block party just like you'll find people in the city who scoff at the idea of a tractor pull. I don't really even consider myself a proper rural person, I see myself as more of a suburban type... But I live near a small city-also in PA-where if you go pretty much 5 miles in any direction from the center square you find yourself in the middle of a cornfield. It's weird because you get to interact with people from both urban and rural backgrounds. Ultimately, once you get down to just the sensible people you start to see the problems that they consider important tend to be endemic to where they live. People are more or less the same, they just have different problems. At least in my experience. That all said, while I don't think that the average city person has a particular contempt for country folks, it's definitely true that the popular media has been perpetuating this idea that people who don't live near their ivory towers are just completely backwards absolutely bigoted hicks. There is a conflation of a lack of concern with urban issues and direct opposition to those issues. It's not that country folks HATE minorities, it's that people just want to be left alone and not care altogether. The primary ethos seems to be more or less that if everyone focuses on what they need to do for themselves, then everyone's needs will be met.

[@joeyramirez6355]

Absolutely NAILED it.

[@fritsthomassen3796]

Again really on the point bill.!!!!!

[@CthulhuInc]

watching ken burns' vietnam war - the program discusses how 'modern" US divisiveness began because of US involvement in vietnam. a simplification, perhaps, but there is truth in that statement.

[@JudgeRhadamanthys]

There are still a lot Russian bots bringing up Bernie under this video. KZbin needs to do something.

[@dr.braxygilkeycruises1460]

This is so specifically on point!! Very true and explains so much. Bill, thank you!!! (Oh, and the What Happened joke made me choke with laughter!) :o)

[@sandyburns3635]

🇨🇦 well played Bill!!!!!👍👍

[@NewMessage]

Or, you can read Donny's immigration policy, 'Feivel, goes back to where he fucking came from'

[@ballen1959]

Bill Mahr needs to give more credit to Bernie. I know he is progressive, but he needs to make it more clear. He's getting attacked by some progressives.

[@infinitude7625]

He's getting attacked by A LOT of progressives. Why? Because of all those ANNOYING little shits, Bernie zealots. If you ppl can act less like Trumptards, Bernie might have been liked a little more. And also, all you sanctimonious, puerile, know-it-alls, LET GO OF HILLARY.

[@JevPrivate]

infinitude They did let go of hillary and went on to medicare for all and trumps muslim ban. Hillary didnt let us go n shat on us n continued to smear us in her shitty book tour of "what happened". We thought she was in the woods but she came out screaming "Bernie, bernie bros, where r u? i've got some complaining to do" and bill maher is joining her in the complaining a little bit too much.

[@eschatological]

Hillary had a few pages about Bernie, out of hundreds, but oddly enough they're the pages which Bernie supporters cling to because they need to be outraged about something. She spent far more time in the book talking about the flaws in the campaign (which her critics say she never owns up to), the uncertainty in the middle class that led to Trump, Russian and Republican lies, and so on and so forth. The Bernie Bros are similar to the Trump supporters who only read sensationalist news. They have no context for anything. They don't see her few pages of criticism of Bernie in an entire book as a small part of what she said the problem is among many, much bigger parts, but as her blaming her loss on Bernie. Grow the fuck up. Act actually scholarly for once. Read the entire book before you criticize it, instead of just reading the blog/website/cable news channel whose main purpose is to hone in on the most controversial things in the book so that they can drive views, clicks, likes, and whatever else this cesspool of a society has determined is "valuable" in discussions.

[@unitedjt345]

U must irrationally hate Hilary

[@unwishfulthink]

You Bernie bros treats Bernie like a cult leader. Being progressive shouldn't equal to having a membership in the cult of Bernie.

[@julieake3875]

A truth bomb just went off! Well said Bill!

[@mdirtydogg]

One of Mr Maher's best yet.