Aida Rodriguez | Club Random with Bill Maher
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Why does Bill keep insisting everyone should agree with him?
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I'm back. And you got a podcast. What a look at you. Welcome to comedy. You're now officially a comic. You have a podcast.
Well, my real show is real time.
I mean, that's where you go to get cancelled every week.
I'm I mean it's just Look. It's just that's a real show.
Yeah.
There's it's just us kicking it and that's there's a place for that. Just like there's a place for uh, you know, Sergeant Pepper, a meticulously produced timeless album, and then uh a jam band. So this is this is a
jam band? Yes. And some people like that
better.
Yeah.
You know, it's raw.
But you know, we people need to see all sides of you. But they need to see all sides of you. They need to see that you two are a person, right? Because you just Again,
I think you mean that as a compliment, but I think people see me as a person.
No, but I don't mean it as a compliment. What I mean is Oh,
I can tell.
No, what I mean is that people need to see All sides of you. And I think it's important because you know, the the conversation about you is always about your political, your social point of view.
Look, we're not basically disagreeing.
No.
We're just saying that um, you know, like the figure of Janice, we are we are multiple sides to us.
Abs do you do you feel that people enjoy dis disagreeing with you? Like there that is becomes sport?
I don't know if they do, but I know I don't. I don't like any disagreement. If if I had my way in the world, if I was king, everyone would see how right I am. Uh, which I usually do prove to be about everything and that I n I I don't wanna argue with anybody. I only do it because it's like uh well, I've gotta try to convince you that this is the way it is and should be and You know, I mean Why do people think That's just common sense. But you know the world keeps drifting further away from common sense on both sides.
Absolutely. You and I talked about that. But first of all I wanna say I I would pay I would pay handsomely to have this confidence of a white man. I but I don't have the self esteem. I think I'm always wrong. Really? But yeah, you know, I I had a conversation with you last time.
Yeah.
And we talked about how
But you're not always wrong.
No.
But it's not a good thing.
We were talking about because nobody has we don't explore nuance anymore. Everything is
that's there's something that's right.
Right.
Why do you think you're wrong? You're right. I'm telling you. I talked to you myself
as very
in this very spot or that spot or some spot in this room. Um and I was like, Wow, yes, you really Have your shit together mentally about all these issues which so many people have their head up their ass about. People just generally have their head up their ass and they just want to bitch and bitch and bitch and they it's never about like what the actual You know, engaging in the actual argument. It's always about some stupid s side argument. I mean what they always when they come after me it's like, you're old. Yeah, but am I wrong?
Yeah.
They call you they say you're
old? Yeah, that's like the best thing th they like oh fine. Well, I'm I I mean I certainly don't feel old and I probably act younger than they do, 'cause that they're the ones who are like afraid of the world and you know, the virus and everything. But okay, engage with the argument.
Absolutely. You know,
engage okay, I'm old, but tell me why my argument is wrong. That they don't even want to get in that game. They don't want to suit up to that one.
You know, I wish we could document other people calling people old. Right? So that when when they get older.
Talk about it a lot. It's a it's the last acceptable prejudice.
Yeah, it's r you're so right. And I I don't allow people to call me auntie 'cause that's one a that's a go to, but it's funny to me.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
Why does Bill keep insisting everyone should agree with him?
0:01–7:32
2
What does the “last acceptable prejudice” refer to in their conversation?
7:32–16:11
3
How does Aida describe the health benefits of her 21‑day fast?
16:11–23:10
4
Why does Bill consider Jim Carrey a uniquely unreplaceable actor?
23:10–30:25
5
How did Prince become a fan of Politically Incorrect?
30:25–37:32
6
What are the pros and cons of doing corporate stand‑up gigs?
37:32–44:48
7
Is it ethical to steal a joke from a significant other?
44:48–52:42
8
Why does Aida think the ideal age gap in dating is important?
52:42–55:52