Real Time with Bill Maher guests - Friday, February 14, 2020
Real Time with Bill Maher continues its 18th season Friday, February 14 (10:00-11:00 p.m. live ET/tape-delayed PT), with a replay at 11:31 p.m., exclusively on HBO.
Senator (D-MN) and 2020 Democratic presidential candidate Amy Klobuchar is the top-of-show interview guest.
Congresswoman Pramila Jayapal (D-WA) is the mid-show interview guest.
The roundtable guests are journalist and founder of Katie Couric Media, Katie Couric, CNN host and CEO of REFORM Alliance, Van Jones, and New York Times columnist and MSNBC contributor, Bret Stephens.
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Looking forward to it! Thanks Rhiannon! Sounds like a good show! 
And it does look like a good show - not a cringeworthy one in the bunch, for once! 
We have been having a pretty mild winter here in Boston so far, but I am sure we are going to get hit sooner or later. My parents are in Florida and they are north and west of you, but they heard that their area was getting hit hard as well. I don't miss those harsh winters, although they could be beautiful - for about an hour. 
It hadn't been all that bad, but then we really got hit last Friday, ice early then it turned to snow and the driving was awful. There were power outages caused by downed trees - laden with ice and then the snow stuck. I had to take an alternate route home because the main road I take near West Mountain was blocked off. Then it got below zero, so that didn't help. 
I was supposed to take my dog to the vet in Saratoga today - just for a inoculation. But I called Tuesday and rescheduled for next week so I wouldn't have to call at the last minute. It's above freezing again and I just hope it stays that way. And yes, it's quite beautiful to see the snow clinging to the trees, unless you're out in it. I'm not a fan of winter. 
It's just too harsh and too difficult to get around this time of year. It's absolutely beautiful, but only if you don't have to leave the house to go anywhere. 
I hope things will improve for you weather-wise soon. I know how it can wear on you during the late winter months. Mid-February is when I would usually start losing it and when I would do just about anything to get out of there. Do you have a vacation planned soon?
I am thinking of something in April, but it really hasn't been that bad here, so I don't have cabin fever just yet. It's kind of cozy and chilly, but not so brutal as to be limiting one's activity. Stay warm and safe Rhiannon! 
But everyone has to go places. I think it was Monday when there was such thick fog that it was tough to see very far. It's not unusual up where I live near the watershed, but this was all over, even tough to see all the way to South Glen Falls. I wouldn't mind going out so much if it wasn't for all the other traffic! 
I'd rather see Van Jones instead anytime!
