Bill Maher credits ‘f–k around and find out president’ Trump for steep drop in crime

MAHER ADMITS IT: Trump's Border Crackdown and Deportations Helped Drive Down Drug Deaths

HBO host Bill Maher conceded Friday that Trump's border enforcement and deportation operations contributed to the sharp drop in drug overdose deaths, while also crediting Democratic work on Narcan availability.

Bill Maher Credits Trump With National Drop in Crime: ‘I Think the Bad Guys Got the Message’ * The Gateway Pundit * by Mike LaChance

Last night on his HBO show, Bill Maher gave Trump credit for the drop in crime across the country.

Bill Maher Credits Trump’s ‘FAFO’ Approach as Crime Drops Across America - Real News Now

Bill Maher is giving President Trump credit for the sharp decline in crime across the United States, arguing that criminals

Bill Maher says Trump's 'no more Mr. Nice Guy' approach drove steep crime decline

Comedian and political commentator Bill Maher partially credited President Donald Trump for the nationwide drop in violent crime on Friday night. Maher said it’s ”childish to pretend” the Trump administration’s tough-on-crime approach hasn’t deterred criminal behavior in a segment about bipartisanship on Real Time with Bill Maher. Violent crime fell nationwide by almost ten percentage […]

POLITICS: Bill Maher Attributes National Crime Drop Partly to Trump’s Tough-Guy Reputation – The Beltway Report

Comedian and talk show host Bill Maher said Friday on HBO’s “Real Time with Bill Maher” that President Trump’s tough public image deserves some of the credit for a nationwide decline in crime rates. Maher called Trump a “f–k around and find out president,” arguing that the administration’s aggressive posture has had a real deterrent effect on criminal behavior. “It’s just childish to pretend that when you elect a ‘f— around and find out’ preside…

Bill Maher Attributes National Crime Drop Partly to Trump’s Tough-Guy Reputation

Bill Maher said on his HBO show that President Trump's tough public image deserves some credit for the national drop in crime, while also citing surveillance technology and, more skeptically, Democratic safety-net policies.