But he hits some strong points home and given it's been viewed 1.1 million times in 24hrs, that's fine. The fact that Finland and Sweden's cessation of puberty blocker use was mentioned is incredibly important because so many people aren't aware.
Indeed, to some extent, what he's actually saying isn't the most important thing. What's really important is seeing those real headlines, and Abigail Shrier's book, up there on-screen. The comedian shtick is just the delivery mechanism - it's what ropes in the audience to receive the message.
As many people as possible need to be exposed to those headlines, and books like Shriers, so the issues with gender ideology enter public consciousness.
And, yes, that includes whoever enjoys Bill Maher's show in the US.
What we're celebrating here is seeing more exposure in more parts of the media.