“Real Time” -Gastheer Bill Maher Welcomed the decision of the NFL to get his “final racism” message from the end zones for Super Bowl Lix, and insisted that it was “stupid to start”.
The words “final racism”, which were previously shown in the 2021 Super Bowl and the NFC Championship Game of this year, will not be visible on Sunday While the chiefs of Kansas City take on the Philadelphia Eagles, the NFL announced this week.
During a panel discussion on Friday evening, Maher introduced President TrumpWho is expected to attend Super Bowl Lix, was that the NFL “made” the slogan from the field.
“Real Time” host Bill Maher said that the slogan “end racism” that appeared in the end zone of football matches was “stupid to start with.” (Screenshot/HBO)
“But why?” Puck News’ Tara Palmeri responded. “It just seems crazy.”
“To do it or not to do it?” Asked Maher.
“Why would you get rid of it?” Palmeri pressed.
“Oh, I could tell you why,” Maher shot back and laughed laughing from the audience. “Because it was stupid in the beginning.”
“Let me ask me who it is?” He went on. “If you are a racist and you see ‘final racism’ in the end zone, are you going to stop being a racist?”
The NFL has announced that it will not contain the slogan “final racism” in the end zones of Super Bowl Lix. (Kirby Lee/Getty images)
“But the sentiment is actually” don’t be AH —, “Palmeri replied.
“But I think it is an AH — to nag us during the football match about something that does not change anything or anything-if I am not a racist and I see it, it doesn’t matter. If I am a racist, it will me Just make more racist ”
“I think if you write:” Don’t be AH — “in the end zone, everyone will agree,” Rep. Byron DonaldsR-fla., Chimed in.
“The problem is that we all think that the other man an AH —!” Maher chuckled.
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The chiefs of Kansas City and the Philadelphia Eagles will be confronted in Super Bowl Lix. (Kirby Lee-usa Today Sports)
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Instead of “final racism”, the sentences “choose love” and “it all takes from us” will be decorated in the end zones in the Caesars super dome. NFL spokesperson Brian McCarthy told Athletics On Tuesday, the decision was made in the midst of the recent tragedies that have occurred in the US since the beginning of 2025, including the terror attack in New Orleans, forest fires in the Los Angeles area and the deadly plane crash near a Washington, DC, airport.
“We thought it was a suitable explanation for what the country has passed collectively, given recent tragedies and can serve as inspiration,” he told the outlet.
Ryan Gaydos from Fox News has contributed to this report.
