Comedian Bill Burr recently expressed his frustration with billionaires, arguing that their accumulated wealth contributes to widespread financial hardship. During his "Monday Morning Podcast," Burr responded to a fan's letter detailing her financial struggles, asserting that billionaires are the root cause of such suffering.

Burr criticized the focus on liberal versus conservative arguments, claiming that this division distracts from the real issue: the vast wealth disparity. He emphasized that hard work should guarantee a living wage, eliminating the need for multiple jobs just to make ends meet. Burr believes this financial strain negatively impacts families and children.

He further accused billionaires of being "rabid with greed" and intentionally dividing the population. He argued for a system where a full week's work provides enough income to cover basic living expenses like rent.

In addition to his comments on billionaires, Burr also criticized the Trump administration's renaming of the Gulf of Mexico to the Gulf of America, calling it an "empty" and "racist gesture." He questioned the purpose of such a move and its impact on people's financial well-being.

Burr has a history of criticizing both conservatives and liberals. In 2023, he targeted liberals for their handling of Donald Trump, arguing that their actions inadvertently made Trump a "martyr." He suggested that liberals should have remained silent on Trump, whom he referred to as a "narcissist."