

Bill Maher: I Didn’t Think I Could Still Cry
Bill Maher tells Dr. Daniel Amen about imagining the loss of someone close to him—and the unexpected moment it brought him to tears. Their conversation turns to emotional attachment, loneliness, smartphones, AI, and the growing mental health crisis facing young people. #BillMaher #DanielAmen #ClubRandom #MentalHealth…

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“I never cry much when people die, even when my parents and sister died, I just miss them. But recently my best friend aged 50 died (I'm 53) and I cry most days about him and it's been 3 months. We were in each other's lives almost every day…”
“bill is crass but always real to the core love you all”
“Bill sounds like he needs Jesus.”
“I’m not at all narcissistic but I’m pretty sure he’s talking about me”
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