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During his new rules segment,  Real Time host Bill Maher blistered Democrats for allowing the GOP set the narrative when it comes to campaigns, and urged them  to "have some balls" and take the Republican Party head on.

During the "Overtime" portion of HBO's Real Time, host Bill Maher led his panel in a provocative discussion on how to push back against the NRA's ability to influence lawmakers on gun laws and came to the conclusion that hitting them in the wallet is the best approach.

President Donald Trump loves a good dictator, Friday's "Real Time with Bill Maher" panel noted.

During Friday's "Real Time with Bill Maher," former "Access Hollywood" and NBC host Billy Bush recalled what it was like to know President Donald Trump well prior to the election.

SiriusXMProgress host Nayyera Haq couldn't help but point out the shock that the recent firing of FBI Deputy Director Andrew McCabe just a day prior to his retirement could began.

Among the high-profile real and speculative firings in the Trump administration this week was the removal of a lesser-known figure at the State Department — and MSNBC's Rachel Maddow thinks the latter may be a smoking gun.

The host of All in with Chris Hayes on MSNBC hilariously mocked Sen. Marco Rubio's legislative priorities on Friday.

Felix Sater, who worked with President Donald Trump on his Trump Moscow deal, had a riveting interview with MSNBC anchor Chris Hayes on how he penetrated Russian Intelligence and Trump Tower.

The late great Layne Staley saw a skinhead while on stage at a concert in 1993 in Sweden. He didn't just give the Nazi-sympathizer a good talking to, but he pulled the man up on stage and punched him in the face.

CNN’s Jeffrey Toobin on Friday lifted the veil on the Trump administration’s fixation with embattled FBI official Andrew McCabe, explaining the prospect of McCabe losing his pension for authorizing leaks about Hillary Clinton is “just absurd.”

In a video whose style employs scare tactics and lighting similar to those put out by National Rifle Association's TV arm, Parkland survivor David Hogg calls out the president and the GOP for acquiescing to the gun lobby.

After growing angry at a blogger for chewing with her mouth open while filming him, Maine's Gov. Paul LePage (R) was caught on camera physically moving the older woman before appearing to wipe spittle off of his face.