On this week’s episode of Club Random, Bill Maher sat down with filmmaker Gus Van Sant for what initially felt like a typical Hollywood conversation — loose, reflective, and meandering.
But as the episode wound down, the tone shifted.
What followed was one of the most unguarded mainstream discussions about Jeffrey Epstein, his powerful associates, and the lingering questions surrounding his death that Maher has ever allowed on his platform.
And Maher didn’t hold anything back.
As the conversation turned to the recently resurfaced Epstein files, Maher zeroed in on two names that continue to hover over the scandal: Bill Clinton and Bill Gates.
Names that, for years, have been surrounded by half-acknowledged discomfort — but rarely discussed this bluntly.
Maher started with Clinton.
Not with an accusation, but with something far more revealing: plausib…