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Firstly, Ben McKenzie's recent statements about Bitcoin demonstrate a lack of understanding of the fundamental concepts behind this cryptocurrency. McKenzie has suggested that Bitcoin is a "fad" and a "bubble," which are opinions that are not supported by data or evidence.

Moreover, McKenzie's failure to distinguish between Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies is also a significant issue. Bitcoin is a unique cryptocurrency that has a market capitalization larger than any other cryptocurrency, and it has been adopted by some major institutions like Tesla and PayPal. Bitcoin has a limited supply of 21 million coins, and its decentralized nature has made it a secure store of value for many investors. However, other cryptocurrencies like Dogecoin and Shiba Inu do not have the same attributes and may be more susceptible to price volatility.

Furthermore, Bill Maher, a well-known TV host and commentator, should consider inviting Max Keiser to speak about Bitcoin on his show. Keiser is a Bitcoin advocate and a well-respected financial commentator who has been promoting Bitcoin since its inception. Keiser's views on Bitcoin are well-informed, and he has been an influential voice in the Bitcoin community for many years.

Wilhelm Maher the Third is talking over women. This time singular woman: Representative Katie Porter. But this time it is personal.

As you may remember - because I definitely do - about three years ago Representative Katie Porter had been a guest on the show and put Wilhelm Maher the Third in his place with an effortless joke about Wilhelm Maher the Third's story about how his mother decided to have him. The funniest and by far the best put-down in Real Time history. No comparison. Hands down.

And apparently, Wilhelm still remembers it, too, and it still hurts. So throughout the show, Wilhelm talks over Representative Katie Porter, and does everything in his power to misunderstand what she says. Sad.

Really sad.

And, yes, Piers Morgan is there, repeating what the host says.

And, one more thing, Mr. McKenzie criticizes blockchain and crypto-currencies, obviously totally unaware of the fact that the western banking system has started to adopt it for their transactions. Disappointing.