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Progressive talk-show host Bill Maher and conservative Daily Wire Editor-in-Chief Ben Shapiro sparred Friday on Maher's HBO show on which side of the political spectrum is more responsible for what they called rising levels of incivility in politics. [19659002] On "Real Time with Bill Maher," Shapiro sat down for an interview with the liberal host and submitted that incivility "pre-existed Donald Trump 
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" This stuff pre-existed Donald Trump, " Shapiro told Maher. "Mitt Romney" Mitt Romney 
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Shapiro later pointed to the protesters of liberal students at the University of California, Berkeley, saying, "I needed 600 officers to protect me at Berkeley. "
Shapiro made a controversial speech at Berkeley in September of last year, at the time slamming protesters as" pathetic, lying, stupid jackasses "for claiming to protest" fascism "in his speech.
" Well if you're t Why do not we say 'Lock Her Up'? "" Maher asked Shapiro, referring to the vocals against the opponent Hillary Clinton 
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Maher continued to argue that one party's" incivility "was more powerful than the other's, saying," you can not walk into a room "
"But it's not an elephant and a mouse, it's two elephants," Shapiro responded.
Debates over civility raged in recent days of the Trump administration in public, especially when they dine at restaurants, after White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders was removed from a Virginia restaurant by the eatery's owner. ] (function (d, s, id) {
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