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Bill Maher begs Rapper to endorse Biden over Trump

Rapper Killer Mike refused on Friday to endorse President Joe Biden despite pleas from Bill Maher

During an interview on HBO's "Real Time," Maher pressed the legendary rapper, whose real name is Michael Render, for his perspective about the upcoming election.

At first, Render responded with wise advice.

"My feeling is: Pick your policy, not your person. This is not the Dallas Cowboys versus your favorite team. This is the policies that will affect our generations for the next 20, 30, 40 years to come. So close your eyes and listen to the policies that are being pushed," he said. "Make it policy-based."

Later he said, NO" to Biden.

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"Maybe Trump is the Answer"

Rapper 50 Cent Says “Maybe TRUMP Is The Answer”

Rapper 50 Cent criticized Democrat New York City Mayor Eric Adams for a plan to allocate $53 million to migrant families.

“WTF mayor Adams call my phone, I don’t understand how this works ‍♂️somebody explain,” 50 Cent wrote after sharing coverage from the New York Post on Instagram.

“Can’t explain this I’m stuck maybe TRUMP is the answer,” he added.

The city program will offer asylum seekers at the Roosevelt Hotel with hard cash, intended to help them pay for food, according to city records.

The program will begin with 500 migrant families in short-term hotel stays.

A family of four could receive nearly $1,000 a month.

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A Rapper embezzled money into Obama's campaign

Rapper convicted of funneling foreign cash to Obama campaign wants retrial because his attorney used AI

A rapper who was convicted of funneling embezzled foreign money into former President Barack Obama’s 2012 campaign is now seeking a new trial for the most bizarre, unprecedented reason.

Rapper Prakazrel “Pras” Michel, a former member of the rap group known as the Fugees, filed a motion Monday arguing that his former lawyer, David Kenner, had relied on artificial technology to draft his losing case.

Kenner “used an experimental artificial intelligence (AI) program to draft the closing argument, ignoring the best arguments and conflating the charged schemes, and he then publicly boasted that the AI program ‘turned hours or days of legal work into seconds,’” Michel’s new lawyers wrote in the motion.

After a three-week trial featuring a diverse set of witnesses ranging from Hollywood star Leonardo DiCaprio to former Attorney General Jeff Sessions, jurors took less than three days to convict Michel on all 10 felony charges he faced.”

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