Bill Maher Criticizes Merrick Garland’s Handling of Trump Cases

The comedian accuses the Attorney General of inefficiency and bias in managing high-profile legal actions against the former president.

Bill Maher brands Merrick Garland as overly cautious, likening his prosecutorial style to a 'purse dog' rather than the needed 'pitbull'.
Maher highlights a perceived inconsistency in Garland's approach, particularly in the slow pursuit of cases against Donald Trump compared to swift actions in other instances.
The HBO host criticizes the appointment of Republicans as special prosecutors in major investigations, noting a lack of Democratic appointments since Watergate.
Garland’s historical context as a thwarted Supreme Court nominee under Obama is used to critique his effectiveness and motivations as Attorney General.
Maher's commentary reflects broader frustrations with perceived partisanship and ineffectiveness in the U.S. justice system.