Is Real Time with Bill Maher new tonight, February 7? The answer is yes, and the HBO late-night TV is opening its doors to one of President Donald Trump's biggest supporters.
Real Time with Bill Maher has a habit of ruffling feathers on both sides of the aisle. But there's no denying that it has the most diverse group of guests in late-night TV when it comes to political and social views.
That characteristic will absolutely be on display tonight, February 7. A brand-new episode of Real Time with Bill Maher will air featuring one of President Trump's most loyal supporters in Washington, D.C.
That honor goes to Representative Byron Donalds. The Florida Republican joins Real Time with Bill Maher tonight as a member of the panel.
While Donalds will be eager to keep the attention on Trump's second term and the wave of changes the president has already made, don't be surprised if BIll Maher wants to look backwards. Representative Donalds pushed back on the 2020 election results, something Maher has tried to use as a "gotcha" topic for Republicans.
Maher isn't completely aligned with liberal talking points these days. But it will be hard to imagine him finding much common ground with someone like Byron Donalds. The result should be an entertaining episode of Real Time.
Who else is on Real Time with Bill Maher tonight, February 7?
Before he welcomes Byron Donalds to the show, Bill Maher has another guest to get through. Chris Hayes will be tonight's first Real Time visitor.
Hayes is an author, political commentator, and television host best known for his work on MSNBC. All In with Chris Hayes airs weekdays, and he also hosts the podcast Why Is This Happening?
He recently published the book The Sirens' Call: How Attention Became the World's Most Endangered Resource. Expect Bill Maher to jump all over this topic given his past rants on social media and mainstream media.
Journalist Tara Palmeri will also be on tonight's panel. She serves as the senior political correspondent for Puck, a role similar to the one she had at Politico.
She recently interviewed Senator John Fetterman, who shared his thoughts on Democrats' response to President Trump's first few weeks in office. Look for Maher to pick her brain about how both sides have responded to Trump 2.0.
Real Time with Bill Maher airs tonight, February 7, at 10:00 p.m. on HBO. It's also available to stream on Max.