immigrants wife is a usian war monger. quelle surprise!

That’s a Jewish face if ever I saw one

I gave up just a few minutes in when Oliver spoke of the commentary after the Trump-Biden debate.

So they’re talking about other people talking about other people.

Gossip and drivel.

Surreal

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Just going by the top screenshot, if someone accidentally tapped this beta in the nose, he’d hit the floor and crawl into a fetal position—yet the Republicans are so weak their first reaction with a faggot like Oliver is “Please, can we talk.”

John Oliver represents what is wrong with Britain, the man has grown up with dark skins having special rights in Britain…where native born whites are second class…that a leader cannot be white anymore.

John Oliver is the atypical self hating white…this from the country that produced Shakespeare, Newton, Maxwell…it shows how utterly demoralized the white male has become.

I say get off the sh#t food…turn off the demoralizing screens and fight! Britain will be nothing degrading the gene pool, do they they think a Chadspeare or Nigerton or a Zuluwell will produce the same work as their white predecessors?

Another Anglo-Saxon cuck

Typical Brit turd-buglar 🙄

Hes of the jewish ruling elite class. The BBC is owned by them now.
They used the radfems from the 70s onwards to force out all the traditional British males.

He jewish , not British.

If SHTF hes on the first plane to Isreal. assuming it still exists at that point in time…

John Oliver is the atypical self hating white

Nope, he’s the typical whites hating Jew.

lulz

For years, Oliver has criticized the estate tax, which opponents, in a smart linguistic move dreamed up by Frank Luntz, long ago labeled the “death tax”; and the tax code’s raft of loopholes that benefit special interests he identified as oil companies and hedge fund managers. Oliver even briefly established the bogus Our Lady of Perpetual Exemption to draw attention to tax-exempt status granted to churches and charities.

Back in July 2014, in an episode in which he lamented the Wealth Gap in America” (which has resulted in the richest one percent of Americans controlling 20 percent of annual income), Oliver said, “At this point the rich are just running up the score…What sets America apart is that we are actively introducing policies that disproportionately benefit the wealthy,” such as tax cuts and loopholes like trusts.

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So it’s a little surprising to discover that just months before, Oliver had a tax attorney set up two revocable trusts, one for him and one for his wife, to hide the couple’s purchase of a $9.5 million Manhattan penthouse. Then he used a tax loophole created by Donald Trump himself back in the 1970s, when the current president was merely a prominent New York real estate developer and aspiring celebrity author.

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…Oliver’s lawyer at the firm was Jay Waxenberg, who “focuses his practice on estate and tax planning and estate and trust administration.” Waxenberg, the website goes on, “represents many families with significant multigenerational wealth, and has assisted them in the structuring of their estate plans so as to minimize gift, estate and generation-skipping taxes in the transmission of their wealth through several generations.”

In other words, Waxenberg is exactly the type of fancy pants attorney who helps his 1 percent clientele get the tax breaks and use the loopholes that Oliver gets such mileage deriding on TV.

In Oliver’s case, Waxenberg set up two revocable trusts — JO, named for John Oliver, and KNO, named for his wife Kate Norley Oliver — with Waxenberg as the trustee and his law firm serving as the trusts’ registered address. The trusts were then used to create a shell company called Hoagie’s Place LLC, named for Oliver’s beloved dog. Incidentally, Kate Norley Oliver’s New York voter registration shows she is a Democrat and lives in the penthouse in question.

https://observer.com/2017/05/john-oliver-property-tax-scam-trump/

Apparently he isn’t. Spanish.

His writers used to turn out some funny, albeit whacked stuff, and he could deliver it with believable feigned outrage, but yeah, that was 2016.