Debating the Viability of Reparations for Black Residents in San Francisco

Bill Maher criticized San Francisco's plan to give each Black resident $5 million in reparations, calling it "madness." He also addressed the disruption of a speech by a Trump-appointed federal judge at Stanford University, which was supported by the law school's dean of diversity, equity, and inclusion. Maher questioned the proliferation of DEI staff members at universities and wondered if it had become a "cottage industry." Andrew Yang suggested that the hiring of more administrators was contributing to the rising cost of college.