“Real Time” host Invoice Maher tore into President Donald Trump on Friday for the “testosterone-drenched delusion” that tariffs will revive American manufacturing unit jobs, however spent a lot of his monologue suggesting that the one purpose this gained’t work is due to Gen Z’s supposed laziness.
“Now that the Trump administration has decided that America will pay any price and bear any burden to bring back factory jobs, they have to answer one question: who’s going to take them?” Maher stated Friday on his present.
“Who exactly is supposed to do all this monotonous, low-paying labor? Immigrants? They’re all deported,” he continued. “It’ll probably be robots if we’re not using them all for sex slaves. But I’ll tell you who’s definitely not doing it — Gen Z.”
In opposition to a backdrop of black and white pictures of American manufacturing unit staff, Maher argued that “these kids” at this time can’t even “handle a gig at the Cheesecake Factory.” He then slammed Gen Z for his or her purported lack of social expertise and wish for emotional help animals.
Maher was shocked by the Trump administration’s perception that it may well restore America to a flourishing hub of manufacturing — which Trump claims his steep worldwide tariffs will obtain — and returned thus far all through his monologue.
“Trump and his MAGA crowd has this testosterone-drenched delusion that America will only return to its glory days when men, real men, burly brawny manly men — go back to work in red brick factories and have cigarettes for lunch on top of skyscrapers,” stated Maher.
“I know the Trump crowd imagines a gleaming new factory created by high tariffs and thinks if you build it, they will come,” he added. “They won’t — they’re playing Minecraft. They’re not saying ‘can do,’ they’re saying, ‘can’t even.’”
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Hundreds of thousands of newfound adults attended highschool or school just about because of the COVID-19 pandemic, nevertheless, which research present deeply affected the psychological well being and ensuing social expertise of a lot of the era that Maher was lambasting.
“Did you know that America has 7 million men in the prime of their life who are neither working nor looking for work?” Maher requested, claiming the one expertise these “deadbeat people” have is “somehow getting by on either disability” or “money from their parents.”
