Bill Maher curses and calls Trump a ‘crazy person’ after he’s pressed on his dinner with president
- Comedian and political commentator Bill Maher defended his decision to dine with President Donald Trump at the White House, arguing that engaging with the president is essential because Trump lacks fixed beliefs and is influenced by those around him.
- During a July 15 appearance on NPR’s “Newsmakers,” Maher described Trump as a highly self-aware person who was far more normal in private than his public persona suggested.
- “Many people hated that you met him,” host Steve Inskeep said.
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- Comedian and political commentator Bill Maher defended his decision to dine with President Donald Trump at the White House, arguing that engaging with the president is essential because Trump lacks fixed beliefs and is influenced by those around him.
- During a July 15 appearance on NPR’s “Newsmakers,” Maher described Trump as a highly self-aware person who was far more normal in private than his public persona suggested.
- “Many people hated that you met him,” host Steve Inskeep said.
Sources: The Independent