'Just put on a wig': Host rips into Jada Pinkett Smith over Will's Oscars attack
Comedian Bill Maher tackled the Oscars slap, but took aim at Jada, not Will.
Comedian Bill Maher tackled the Oscars slap, but took aim at Jada, not Will.
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