Bill Maher mocks the Middle Americans, calling them "less rich and educated," saying "they want us"

"Real Time" host Bill Maher on Friday praised the United States in the red states envious of their blue counterparts in remarks that also include criticism of Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos. for not having its headquarters in poor states.

Maher, of HBO, blamed Bezos for opposing rich cities to a real estate battle around Amazon's next head office, while ignoring states that he said would benefit the most from thousands of new jobs. This after signing a previous contract in New York.

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"We have a problem in America called geographical geographic inequality which means that the richest and most educated people are grouped in just a few cities," he said.

He said that there are "two Americas," referring to states that historically vote against Democrats versus Republicans.

"We have neighborhoods of orchestras and theaters and world class shops. We have Chief Wolfgang Puck, Chief Boyardee. "

He continued: "The blue parts of America are organizing a great prosperity feast while the great sea of ​​red feels as if their invitation was lost in the mail – and they still use the mail . "

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The comedian then explained why he thought voters in the red state were so "pissed off".

"The States overflown have become the overthrown states, which is why the voters of the red states are so upset. They do not hate us, they want to be us. "