Shame on you Bill Maher

When a guest says:

" just not sure enough to write about it in his book."

that means they do not know.

Giving a rumor monger a platform to besmirch the reputation of Nikki Haley is unbecoming.

Nikki Haley discussed with Politico how as the daughter of Indian immigrants raised in small-town Bamburg, South Carolina, she got into American politics, wending her way from the state house to the governorship of the Palmetto State and now, to Turtle Bay, where she represents President Trump.

In response to the salacious rumor spread on Bill Maher's show, Haley told Politico

“I saw this as a legislator. I saw this when I was governor. I see it now. I see them do it to other women,” she said. “And the thing is, when women work, they prioritize, they focus, and they believe if you’re gonna to something, do it right.”

“Others see that as either too ambitious or stepping out of line. And the truth is, we need to continue to do our job and if that means they consider it stepping out of line, fine. And if that means they’re gonna throw stones, people see lies for what it is. Do I like it? No. Is it right? No. Is it gonna slow me down? Not at all. "

"Every time this has happened, it only makes me fight harder. And I do it for the sake of other women that are behind me because they should never think that they have to put their head down and cower out of fear that somebody’s gonna do something to you.”