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“Creams” is a huge overstatement here. He somewhat held his own. I’d love to see that smarmy little twerp Maher get his head kicked in (verbally), but D’Souza certainly didn’t do that here. He did come off as good natured and affable, whereas Maher came off as his usual obnoxious self.

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Maher, in a mocking tone channeling Alinski, demanded to know how D’Souza could possibly expect anyone to believe that Obama was influenced by the colonial views of a man he only met once briefly.

D’Souza calmly pointed out that Obama had written a 500 page book titled “Dreams From My Father” explicitly embracing the father's anti-colonial views.

Maher, whose question was so stupid that it proved that he had obviously not seen the movie or read the book, was actually momentarily speechless and the audience was holding gasping for a second before Maher launched into a diversionary line of bombastic questioning.

I call that getting creamed. I scored this encounter on the many points that D’Souza was able to get across despite the hysterics from Maher and his delusional audience.