Bill Maher tells Schiff to follow Fox News: "Enter the bubble"

HBO animator, Bill Maher, told the chairman of the House of Representatives Intelligence Committee Adam SchiffAdam Bennett SchiffDems lobbies Barr to make public the report Mueller Schiff calls on GOP colleagues to publicly share their private concerns about Trump Trump and Kim plan an individual meeting | Pentagon asks DHS to justify transfer of funds for border wall MORE (D-Calif.) Friday to "enter the bubble" and appear more on Fox News.

The California Democrat appeared on "Real Time with Bill Maher" this week after calling his GOP colleagues to share their personal concerns about President TrumpDonald John Trump: Two-digit tax refunds, the IRS data indicate that the White House is warning Maduro while Venezuela orders the partial closure of the border with Colombia's administration. Trump sends 1,000 extra troops to the Mexican border MORE publicly.

"No one who needs to hear this hears you. That's the problem, "said Maher before asking if the network would ever invite the legislator to his broadcasts.

"From time to time," replied Schiff, adding that host Sean Hannity invited him to perform regularly on his television show.

"You should go in. It's who needs to hear your message," Maher said. "I thought you were not invited … whatever you like, leave."

"You have to enter the bubble, man," he added.

Schiff said that there were "credible journalists, some on Fox News" and had stopped.

"I'm just trying to think of some," he joked as the audience laughed.

The chairman of the committee conceded at the end of the conversation, saying that he would appear on the network for Maher.

Schiff was one of Trump's most outspoken critics in Congress and opened an extensive committee investigation into the president's alleged ties to Russia and his personal finances earlier this month.

In one The Washington Post has published its editorial On Thursday, he criticized his Republican colleagues for not speaking when Trump attacked the Justice Department.

"When he attacked the press as an enemy of the people, you fell silent. When he targeted the judiciary, labeled the judges and rendered rulings that he did not like to be illegitimate, we heard no word. And now he's coming to Congress, the first branch of government, seeking to strip him of his greatest power, the purse, "wrote Schiff.

"Many of you have acknowledged that you have been deeply concerned about the President in quiet conversations over the past two years, you have lamented his lack of decency, his character and his integrity – too easy to understand, you have chosen to keep your private fears and alarm. "

"It must end, the time of silent disagreement is over, you must speak."