Liberals got a taste of common sense when Bill Maher’s audience erupted in cheers for Trump’s America-first policies. A Republican analyst schooled Hollywood elites on live TV, proving even coastal liberals are tired of endless wars and woke foreign policy.
Scott Jennings didn’t hold back on HBO’s Real Time, defending President Trump’s game-changing deals in the Middle East. While snowflakes whine about moral purity, Trump secured $600 billion with Saudi Arabia – including $140 billion in American-made weapons. That’s jobs. That’s strength. That’s winning.
Maher reluctantly admitted Trump’s doctrine works: no more nation-building, just hard-nosed deals putting Americans first. Remember when Obama and Bush wasted trillions trying to turn dictatorships into Disneyland? Trump ended that nonsense. Real peace comes through power, not fairy tales about converting terrorists to democracy.
The crowd went wild when Jennings called out leftist hypocrisy. The same people who condemned Iraq now attack Trump for avoiding wars? You can’t have it both ways. Trump’s laser focus on American interests – not globalist daydreams – is why our enemies respect us again.
Maher tried arguing about the Constitution, but Jennings shut him down with facts. Trump’s record speaks for itself: historic peace deals, crushed ISIS, and energy independence. While Karens clutch pearls over Saudi Arabia’s politics, patriots see cheaper gas and paychecks.
This wasn’t some Fox News echo chamber. This was deep-blue Hollywood clapping for Trump’s wins. When elites finally admit reality, you know the silent majority is right. Trump didn’t just change foreign policy – he exposed the establishment’s decades of failure.
The “Trump Doctrine” works because it treats nations like businesses, not charity cases. No more U.S. troops dying for countries that hate us. No more sucking up to Iran while abandoning Israel. Real leadership means making deals that help Americans, not virtue-signaling to CNN.
Let this be a wake-up call: America is done apologizing. From the factory floor to the HBO greenroom, Trump’s common-sense revolution keeps winning. The elites can sneer all they want – but when even Bill Maher’s crowd cheers “America First,” the people have spoken.
