Bill Maher defends Jack Del Rio’s right to voice opinion on January 6 attack

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Bill Maher defends Jack Del Rio’s right to voice opinion on January 6 attack
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Speaking on his HBO show “Real Time,” Bill Maher said Washington Commanders assistant coach Jack Del Rio should have the right to speak his opinion on the January 6 attacks.

Speaking on his HBO show “Real Time,” Maher said the Washington Commanders assistant coach should have the right to speak his opinion on the January 6 attacks.

“In America, you have the right to be wrong,” Maher said. “They fined him, the team fined him, $100,000 for this opinion. Fining people for an opinion. I am not down with that.”“He doesn’t have a right to an opinion,” he said. “And it’s obviously not his right to do so.” “I see the images on TV, people’s livelihoods are being destroyed,” Del Rio said. “Businesses are being burned down. No problem. And then we have a dust-up at the Capitol, where nothing burned down. And we’re going to make that a major deal.”Photo by Jesse Grant/WireImage for Amazon.com

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