Aside from believing that Christianity was more brutal than Islam in the Middle Ages and asserting that “I am a truth lover,” Bill Maher wasn’t wrong about much of anything in this exchange with Brian Levin, who was obviously not prepared for Maher’s position on Islam.

Levin, director of the Center for Study of Hate and Extremism, attempted to put Islam, Christianity, and Judaism on the same moral plane. Shockingly, Maher would have none of it and Levin was visibly uncomfortable and ill-prepared to respond.

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Via Daily Caller:

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