Welcome to an HBO podcast from the HBO late night series Real Time with Bill Mo.

Okay, here we are on the internet for our well how do you combat conflict

fatigue and apathy among Americans for humanitarian disasters abroad?

That's something that we struggle with every single day and I think that's one of our main

responsibilities as journalists. We have to keep going out there and trying to figure out new

and different ways to present a story. We cannot allow a sense of utility to silence us

or to stop us and frankly for us combat fatigue is not a luxury that we have. We cannot stop,

we cannot stop fighting for these basic humanitarian principles for children that are dying,

for people that are starving because if we stop fighting for that then what kind of a world do we live in?

But also take on the lie that the aid makes no difference because that's the biggest lie of all.

Actually if you go and see what does the education do, what does the health do?

It makes a huge difference and the biggest lie is that American aid is making no difference at all.

Okay, David what do you think of...

Sorry, sorry, was that only for her? Sorry.

No, no, no, it's for everybody. I'm really rude to interrupt.

No, there's no rude here, please. If anyone's rude here it's obviously...

I don't think so.

No, it's always a jump ball. What do you think of Theresa May calling for a snap election?

It's a sign of her strength because she's 20% ahead in the polls,

but it's also a sign that in six months time the economy is going to be down

and these European negotiations are going to be nasty, brutish and long.

But the Jeremy Corbyn is that the Labour guy in Britain?

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