Bill Maher, host of HBO’s “Real Time,” revealed that he collaborated with actor Woody Harrelson on his controversial monologue about the coronavirus vaccine during his appearance on “Saturday Night Live.” Harrelson, while hosting “SNL” for the fifth time in February, shared a COVID-19 conspiracy theory by joking about a movie script he had read before the pandemic, which depicted drug cartels manipulating the media and politicians to enforce drug usage as a condition for staying at home. Harrelson discarded the script, finding the idea too absurd. He also spread conspiracy theories linking 5G technology to the virus on social media. Maher, in his “Club Random” podcast, expressed admiration for Harrelson’s decision to ad-lib during the monologue, calling it “ballsy.” Maher acknowledged he shared Harrelson’s skepticism towards pharmaceutical companies but stated that he believed COVID-19 was a real virus and that the vaccine was effective. Maher applauded Harrelson’s willingness to speak out despite potential backlash due to his popularity. David Spade, who was a guest on the podcast, jokingly stated that he had no opinions on the matter.
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