“This is the guy who saved us from the Nazis!” Maher exclaimed. “And [Kelly] was a fighter pilot, married to Gabby Giffords, who was shot and bravely continues on. And people on Twitter- and no one denounces this! This is when the Trump people go, ‘Yes, you people are too fragile to be in control of the government.’”

“Groups are only successful when they call out their crazies. The Republican Party doesn’t, you can say that radical Islam has that problem, people calling out the crazies, and I think we have that problem too,” he later continued. “I mean, NPR will not use the term ‘homeless,’ people ‘affected by homelessness.’ I’m saying Trump people, independent people, just normal people not here on the coast hear stuff like that and they go, ‘You know what, I don’t know that much about policy, but you know, this is just too fragile. I can’t let these people in the Oval Office because they’re just too weak.’”