Real -time's host -building Merha lamented that all of the government was “broken” and closed his show by lamenting what Trump did to fix it.
“Considering the shutdown crisis every few months, can we really say that our government is not broken?” Merha asked the viewer during his monologue. 。 “The following is what our system has delegated. We vote for using the money we don't have and vote for whether to pay the bill. The party threatens the government at once for a few months.
“I can tell me that it's not a broken system -gerimander, lobbyist who writes law, election university, and the president who did not win. [the popular vote]Party that doesn't even talk to each other anymore? Everything is broken with our government. It is difficult to tell the government's involvement, “he continued.
Bill Merha says that he was shocked to admit that Trump is now cool. “
HBO's Bill Merha lamented his closing of his closing, claiming that all of the government was “broken” but President Trump was not the answer. (Screenshot/HBO)
The HBO Star complained about the United States having the “most expensive healthcare system in the world”. I have $ 165,000 to buy an average apartment. “It is tripled than the average wage.”
“It's broken because the economy is broken, and if you have half of the time to buy Taylor Swift tickets, private firefighters, or hall food, it has the other half. Merha said it was still broken because it wasn't sustainable unless he had a prayer, and their only hope to move forward was to get lucky with Memcoin, “Merha said.
“And your answer to all of them is” Well, there is a new sheriff in the town and he's going to fix it, “Merha continued with the image of Trump.
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Merha argued that the broken economy could afford to buy a “Taylor Swift ticket”, but the broken economy was “not sustainable.” (Getty Image)
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Merha quoted healthcare and immigrants, respectively, and continued to provide what the Republican and the Democratic Party would fix the “broken” system.
“I sometimes adopt each of these problems and claim that there is almost always a reasonable centralist position. He concluded.
