In a stunning live segment that has gone viral, Bill Maher unleashed a scathing critique of Vice President Kamala Harris, leaving viewers both shocked and entertained. During his show, Maher dissected Harris’s shortcomings with razor-sharp humor, claiming her 100 days in office were defined by a disconnection from reality. He mocked her focus on “charts” while dismissing voter concerns over crime and immigration, stating, “In this house, we believe in science,” while questioning her competence and leadership abilities.

Maher didn’t hold back, likening Harris’s campaign attempts to a desperate TikTok trend, pointing out that voters were not swayed by celebrity endorsements or her awkward social media appearances. He bluntly stated that her popularity was akin to a root canal, and her handling of the border crisis was more like an “annoying group project” than a serious government responsibility.

The late-night host highlighted Harris’s chronic inability to articulate coherent thoughts—a so-called “word salad” that left many wondering how she would manage actual crises. He questioned her leadership during the border crisis, noting that her vague speeches and PR stunts did nothing to address skyrocketing illegal crossings.

Adding to the fire, comedian Rob Schneider also weighed in, asserting that no one voted for Harris in the primaries and calling her unfit for leadership. With both Maher and Schneider pulling no punches, their remarks underscore a growing discontent with Harris within her own party, revealing the fractured state of Democratic leadership as the 2024 election looms.

As the political landscape shifts, Maher’s brutal roast and Schneider’s candid remarks spark urgent conversations about the future of Democratic leadership and the potential fallout from Harris’s performance. The question remains: can the party rebound from this biting critique, or is it too late?