Liberal author urges Biden to ‘dissolve’ the Supreme Court before leaving office: ‘This is Trump’s harem’

Libertarian author Fran Lebowitz meets with President Biden “Dissolve” the Supreme Court During a discussion with “Real Time” host Bill Maher.

In an interview Saturday, Lebowitz, 73, criticized the high court, calling it “Trump’s harem.” presidential immunity rule In the case related to the former President.

He said, “This court is so insulting that it should not even be allowed to be called the Supreme Court.” “It’s not. Calling it the Supreme Court is an insult to Motown. It’s not even a court… Basically, it’s a harem. It’s Trump’s harem.”

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“When they passed that law, that ruling, where they said ‘You’re not the president, you’re the king,’ which is that ruling, you can do whatever you want, you can never be held accountable, I Thought, ‘You know, Biden is still president,'” she said. “But I think Biden should dissolve the Supreme Court.”

Maher pushed back, saying, “Dissolve the Supreme Court? Come on.”

“I’m the president, I’m the king now, like you said, and go home,” Lebowitz replied.

“Okay. Nice to see you’re a centrist,” Maher responded sarcastically before changing the subject.

Supreme Court gave an important decision presidential immunity case against former President Trump in July, declaring that a former president has substantial immunity from prosecution for official actions taken while in office, but not for unofficial actions. The move by the conservative-dominated court – which also includes three judges nominated by Trump – means the trial judge in the lower court case against Trump will now have to hear whether the charges against Trump are based on the then-President’s death. Were based on official acts. Or informal ones.

WASHINGTON, DC – OCTOBER 07: United States Supreme Court (front row L-R) Associate Justice Sonia Sotomayor, Associate Justice Clarence Thomas, Chief Justice of the United States John Roberts, Associate Justice Samuel Alito, and Associate Justice Elena Kagan, (back row L-R ) ) Associate Justice Amy Coney Barrett, Associate Justice Neil Gorsuch, Associate Justice Brett Kavanaugh and Associate Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson pose for their official portrait in the East Conference Room of the Supreme Court building on October 7, 2022 in Washington, DC. (Photo by Alex Wong/Getty Images)

Trump described the decision at the time as “brilliantly written and intelligent” and a “huge victory for our Constitution and democracy.”

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President Biden called it a “dangerous precedent” New reforms in Supreme CourtThat includes term limits and a new code of conduct, and drafting a new constitutional amendment that limits presidential immunity.

Lebowitz, an author and speaker best known for her appearances on “The Late Show with David Letterman,” has a history of making extremist statements against Trump.

In 2019, he suggested on “Real Time” impeachment was not enough To discipline Trump.

Republican presidential nominee former President Donald Trump listens at a town hall campaign event at Macomb Community College on Friday, Sept. 27, 2024, in Warren, Michigan. (AP Photo/Alex Brandon)

Lebowitz said, “Certainly, he deserves to be impeached. I mean, impeachment is just the beginning of what he deserves. That doesn’t even scratch the surface of what he deserves.” “Whenever I think about this and what he really deserves, I think, ‘We should hand him over to the Saudis, you know, his friends. The same Saudis who got rid of that reporter, you know. I know. Maybe they can do the same for him.”

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His comments were in reference to the murder that took place in 2018 Washington Post writer Jamal KhashoggiHe is believed to have been tortured and dismembered with a bone saw, allegedly under orders of the Saudi government.

He later apologized for his comments after facing widespread backlash.

Lebowitz told Maher, “I saw your face when I said it. I didn’t even realize I said it. I had twelve cups of coffee.” “I’m sorry to say that.”

“You know, everybody’s also, too, too, too…” Maher told the panel. “I mean, it’s a live show. You don’t really want to see the president being torn to pieces by the Saudis. I don’t even like Donald Trump. … But it doesn’t matter who the president is, we Don’t want any physical harm,” Maher said at the time.

Fox News’ Joseph Wolfson contributed to this report.