Bill Maher warns Democrats still haven't 'renounced their crazy,' says it could spell trouble in 2028

Comedian Bill Maher warned the Democratic Party hasn't yet "renounced their crazy" on Thursday and that it could spell trouble for the party in 2028, but maintained that Republicans were likely to lose control of Congress in November.

During an interview on "The Chris Cuomo Project," host Chris Cuomo asked Maher if President Donald Trump and Republicans taking a "beating" in the midterm elections would mean the Democratic Party successfully made the case to the American people.

"Absolutely not," Maher said.

"They have not renounced their crazy at all.

In fact, they're going full steam ahead.

That's why I'm so worried about 2028.

And a lot of the far left will take Trump's loss, they will misinterpret it as a recommendation for what they're trying to do.

You know, the whole thing with communism — and it is communism." "I know Trump says it, that doesn't mean it's wrong," he continued.

"When you talk about taking over the means of production and taking over all the private industries, that's communism, folks.

You can look it up." BILL MAHER ADMITS HE COULD VOTE FOR JD VANCE, WARNS 'COWARDLY' DEMOCRATS FACE SOCIALIST TAKEOVER "All this stuff, the Democrats could put this to the side for this election, even though they will be having these sort of internal debates," Maher added.

"But you see that the sane wing of the party is very circumspect at how much they criticize this because they know there's just so much energy on that side." "I mean, it's interesting we're talking about this on October 7, you know, which, man, they can't even give them the one day, you know?" he said.

"It's just like that the Israeli craziness.

That's another place the Democrats will see.

We'll see if they can check themselves on that." Maher said the midterm elections would be primarily about Trump.