Bill Maher Warns Against Relying on an 'October Surprise' to Affect 2024 Election Outcome

Maher argues that Trump's consistent controversies have desensitized voters, while Kamala Harris remains susceptible to last-minute political shifts.

Bill Maher asserts that Donald Trump's history of scandals has made him impervious to an 'October surprise' affecting his election chances.
Maher highlights that voters have become accustomed to Trump's controversial actions, making new revelations unlikely to sway opinions.
In contrast, Maher describes Vice President Kamala Harris as vulnerable to unexpected political developments, as she is still defining her public image.
Maher criticizes Harris for deflecting questions by comparing herself to Trump, urging her to present her own policies and achievements.
Harris is set to participate in a CNN town hall in Pennsylvania, a critical swing state, as Trump opts for a pre-taped Fox News town hall.