"There were moments where it seemed like he was either going to do [Club Random], but they were very squirrely and I think it was always bullsh*t, Maher said. I mean I think he's afraid. If I were him, I'd be afraid to talk to me too."
"There's nothing you can do that's more fun than getting high with me, Maher added."
"How did he go from a pretty normal Republican to, you know, spewing complete conspiracy theories?"
"I would argue he is more than a little bit dangerous."
Bill Maher would welcome Tucker Carlson on his show but believes Carlson is afraid to appear. Maher refuses to host Nick Fuentes because Fuentes self-identifies as a Hitler admirer. Maher described prior coordination attempts with Carlson's camp as "squirrely" and insincere and judged Carlson to be fearful of the conversation. Maher would not be hostile and expected a worthwhile exchange, noting past guests have enjoyed appearing, including Ana Kasparian. Maher characterized Carlson's recent turn toward conspiratorial rhetoric as dangerous, suggested it is driven by clicks, and argued Candace Owens genuinely believes such theories.
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