Liberal comedian Bill Maher warned Democrats this week that President Joe Biden’s insult calling millions of supporters of former President Donald Trump “garbage” could be damaging come Election Day next week. Maher made the remarks on his HBO “Real Time” show Friday evening while discussing the fallout over the remarks. “I think it’s a bigger gaffe than people think,” said Maher. “It’s so funny, Joe Biden, his whole career, he was like Mr. Gaffe, and then here at the very end — he’s like Aaron Judge [in Game 5 of the World Series]. He just f***ing muffed the fly ball and at the end of the thing, and blew the whole [game].” He said that Biden’s insult was so bad “because I feel like it epitomizes everything that the Trump people hate about the Democrats.” Maher noted it reinforces the idea that Democrats look down on Republicans. “It’s like ‘deplorables’ times 10,” Maher said. MATT WALSH’S ‘AM I RACIST?’ NOW STREAMING ON DAILYWIRE+ WATCH: Wow. Bill Maher just called out Joe Biden over his ‘garbage’ comment: “I think it’s a bigger gaffe than people think. It epitomizes everything the Trump people hate about Democrats. It’s like the Deplorables x10.” pic.twitter.com/TfNwa5Xuey — TV News Now (@TVNewsNow) November 2, 2024 The White House has reportedly canceled the remaining campaign calls that Biden had listed on his calendar after the “garbage” insult this week. The organizations Biden was set to speak to did not disclose whether the calls happened after they were removed from his calendar. Biden has no official events with the Harris campaign before Election Day next week. The move comes after Biden declared Trump supporters “garbage” during a campaign call Tuesday night with a Latino voter outreach group. “Donald Trump has no character. He doesn’t give a damn about the Latino community,” Biden claimed. “Just the other day, a speaker at his rally called Puerto Rico a floating island of garbage,” Biden continued, referencing remarks that were made at Trump’s rally at Madison Square Garden in New York City by an insult comedian. “The only garbage I see floating out there is his supporters,” Biden said. “His demonization of Latinos is unconscionable, and it’s un-American. It’s totally contrary to everything we’ve done, everything we’ve been.” WATCH: President Joe Biden: “The only garbage I see floating out there is [Trump] supporters.” pic.twitter.com/9teSUOytqC — Steve Guest (@SteveGuest) October 30, 2024 Officials in the Biden-Harris White House altered the official transcript of Biden’s remarks at the event as they sought to stave off negative news coverage just days before the election. The Associated Press reported that the alteration of official government records drew objections from the federal workers who document all of the president’s remarks for historical reference. Official White House stenographers recorded Biden stating: “The only garbage I see floating out there is his supporters — his — his demonization of Latinos is unconscionable, and it’s un-American.” However, Biden-Harris officials altered the quote by adding an apostrophe, changing it to “supporter’s” instead of “supporters.” The change was made only after the White House press team “conferred with the president,” according to an email obtained by the publication. Federal officials pushed back, noting that the interference by the White House was “a breach of protocol and spoilation of transcript integrity between the Stenography and Press Offices.” “If there is a difference in interpretation, the Press Office may choose to withhold the transcript but cannot edit it independently,” the supervisor wrote. “Our Stenography Office transcript — released to our distro, which includes the National Archives — is now different than the version edited and released to the public by Press Office staff.” The supervisor, who is a career White House employee, said that urgency of a transcript’s release was not their concern and that what mattered was that it was authentic and legitimate. The edit came as the administration tried to contain the fallout from Biden’s remarks during the final days of the presidential race. House Republican Conference Chairwoman Elise Stefanik (R-NY) and House Oversight and Accountability Chairman James Comer (R-KY) on Wednesday accused White House staff of “releasing a false transcript” of Biden’s remarks, and said that they were considering opening an investigation into the matter. “Unsurprising too were the White House’s actions after he said them,” they said in a joint statement. “Instead of apologizing or clarifying President Biden’s words, the White House instead sought to change them (despite them being recorded on video) by releasing a false transcript of his remarks.” “The move is not only craven, but it also appears to be in violation of federal law, including the Presidential Records Act of 1978,” they added. “White House staff cannot rewrite the words of the President of the United States to be more politically on message. Though President Biden’s relevance continues to diminish, his words continue to matter, even as they become increasingly divisive and erratic.”

Donald Trump may be the king of trolling after turning a controversial comment from President Biden — he called Trump supporters “garbage” — into a media spectacle. Trump arrived in Wisconsin aboard a garbage truck emblazoned with “Trump Make America Great Again 2024” while wearing a bright orange reflective vest like a garbage man. “How do you like my garbage truck? This truck is in honor of Kamala and Joe Biden,” Trump joked to the cameras, immediately catching media attention and intensifying the debate around Biden’s comments. However, the mainstream media has been doing everything it can to mitigate the disaster Biden created, literally rewriting history by adding in words and context that were not there. In an article published by Politico, Jonathan Lemire wrote that “Biden, in a Zoom call with the organization Voto Latino, said ‘the only garbage’ was the ‘hatred’ of Trump supporters who said such things about American citizens.” “This is the worst, this was the most egregious,” Keith Malinak of “Pat Gray Unleashed” says of the blatant rewrite. “They actually added in the words.” “There’s just no defending the indefensible,” Gray adds. “Really, thanks to Joe Biden for putting a lot of this focus right back on them. That’s fantastic. It just again goes to show how they feel about you.” And Trump has not wasted the opportunity Biden laid out for him. “He’s doing some really smart things right now. This is really good. So he posed, he had a photo op with some garbage men, he did a press conference in a garbage truck,” Gray says, adding, “So, the focus is right back on Kamala and their hatred for America.” Want more from Pat Gray?To enjoy more of Pat's biting analysis and signature wit as he restores common sense to a senseless world, subscribe to BlazeTV — the largest multi-platform network of voices who love America, defend the Constitution, and live the American dream.

Hendersonville, North Carolina — The devastation of Hurricane Helene has not dampened the spirits — or suppressed early voting turnout — in storm-ravaged western North Carolina.“It’s a phenomenal turnout, but you’re actually seeing quite a bit fewer today because we’ve opened up three additional locations around the county,” said Brett Calloway, chairman of the Henderson County Republican Party.“So we were setting records, still setting records, every day on turnout, but now it's spread over four locations instead of just the one,” Calloway told Blaze News at a polling station. “That happened late last week. And we’ve had 3,000 to 4,000 every day. "In 2016, which was a good turnout, 72% turnout, we were having 1,600, 1,800 a day. So we're doubling that.”Calloway said voters have been motivated not just by the failures coming out of Washington but also the anemic federal hurricane relief response. — (@) “They were motivated before with the failures of the Biden and Harris administration, but even more so after that, and you can see it with the turnout,” he said. “The turnout has been very high.'They are determined to come vote.'“We’ve got a hundred counties in North Carolina, and [in] none of the counties have the Democrats performed at previous levels,” Calloway said. “In other words, they’ve underperformed every single county."“We have overperformed. So we’re very motivated,” he said. “We’re fed up with what we’ve seen in the administration, and their response here to the storm has just put fuel on the fire.”‘Tremendous’ devastationCalloway said the storm damage still makes travel inconvenient, but it does not stop the voters from coming out.“The devastation was tremendous. Still, coming in here, I had to go alternate routes to get around bridges that were out," he said. “And there are a lot of trees still down. Most of the county is now able to get where they need to go, but it's not as convenient as it had been. “So that's been a real challenge, but what I will tell you is those areas that were most affected have not seen a drop off on their turnout. They are determined to come vote,” Calloway said.Ryn Riley, a first-time voter, said she drove two hours from her university to make her voice heard.“I'm here to vote for the candidate that I think will better our country,” Riley said at a polling station in Hendersonville. She said the abortion issue motivated her to vote for Donald J. Trump for president. Ryn Riley, a student at East Tennessee State University, made the two-hour drive to vote at her home polling station in Hendersonville, North Carolina.Photo by Steve Baker/Blaze News“I think that is really sad that people are trying to promote abortion and promote that to be a free will,” she said. “And I think that it's wrong to murder because I think that life begins at conception. And so that one for me is a really big one.” Riley said her position on abortion is in the minority at school and among her peers.“There’s not many people who believe what I believe. Most people are pro-choice — or pro-abortion, as I call it,” Riley said. “That baby, even from day one, has the rights of [an] American citizen, and one of those rights is the right to live.“I think that they’re just, it’s like a nonverbal person. They still have rights, even though they can’t speak. They’re in the womb, and I need to speak up for them because they can’t speak up for themselves yet.”A Democrat poll-greeter at the Hendersonville polling station said she has noticed strong support for Trump among Hispanics and younger voters.“Well, I’ve previously volunteered in Buncombe County, and I’m kind of just discouraged to see in Henderson County the number of Latinos and young people that are voting for the Republicans,” Michelle Persons told Blaze News. “And I can tell that by which voter guide they accept and which one they don’t accept. And I’d say a lot of Latinos are voting for Trump, and I don't get it.”Persons said she has seen a similar trend among younger voters.“I see a lot of young people that are voting for Trump, and I don’t get it,” Persons said. “I think they must be influenced by their family members, and they haven’t formed an educated opinion yet.” Michelle Persons, a Democratic poll-greeter in Henderson County, North Carolina, said Hispanics and younger voters are trending toward former President Donald J. Trump. “I don't get it,” she said.Photo by Steve Baker/Blaze NewsPersons said her second home in Buncombe County was swept down the river by the massive floods. She said dealing with the Federal Emergency Management Agency has been frustrating.“So it’s been kind of disappointing. I mean, I don’t want to believe it because I'm a Democrat, and I don't want to believe that you can't depend on FEMA, because I know there’s people getting help, and I know I probably will eventually get help, but the process has been cumbersome and it makes you want to give up.”Carolyn Stewart, vice chairwoman of Moms for Liberty in Buncombe County, said Trump’s Oct. 22 visit to Swannanoa was a morale boost for the region. Her husband, Mike Stewart, was among those who met with Trump during his visit.“When he hugged him, he felt his heartbeat,” she said. “That's what he told me. And he said it was beating for all of us, for America, not just for western North Carolina.”Stewart, who was volunteering at a polling location in Black Mountain, said she has seen communities come together and residents help make sure each other can get out to vote. President Trump's visit to the area on Oct. 22 was uplifting, says Buncombe County Moms for Liberty Vice Chair Carolyn Stewart.Photo by Steve Baker/Blaze News“I was surprised at the effort ... that neighbors are supplying rides, and it’s so good,” she said. “And some of them couldn’t get out of their driveways, even in very affluent neighborhoods. They couldn’t because of trees or mud or blockage of cars. And people uniting to help each other. Yes, I've seen that.”Roxanne Wetzel, former McDowell County GOP chairwoman and one of the Electoral College voters for the 11th Congressional District of North Carolina, said there has been record early voting turnout.“We’ve been pushing that very strongly,” she said. “We will see it in the tale of the tape. [For] recovery for western North Carolina, [it's] imperative that we elect our conservative slate of candidates.”Wetzel said voters have taken notice of who came to help after the storms.“The citizens of western North Carolina know who came to help. It wasn’t our current administration in the governor’s mansion in North Carolina. It was our lieutenant governor who’s running for governor [Mark Robinson]. It was the citizens. Mountain people helping mountain people. They saw who came to help.”The North Carolina legislature voted to open a second voting location in McDowell County with almost total bipartisan support, she said.“Only two Democrats in the house voted against it,” she said. “Otherwise, it was unanimous in the House and Senate to mandate that we open up our second voting location in the most hardest hit area of McDowell County for the hurricane so that they have access to voting.”Like Blaze News? 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