Bill Maher Defends Decision to Attend Private Dinner with Donald Trump

The comedian likens the upcoming White House meeting, facilitated by Kid Rock, to Nixon's historic visit to China, emphasizing dialogue despite limited expectations.

Bill Maher has accepted an invitation from President Donald Trump for a private dinner at the White House, facilitated by musician Kid Rock.
Maher compared the meeting to Nixon's 1972 visit to China, calling it a symbolic effort to foster dialogue across political divides.
While acknowledging the dinner is unlikely to achieve significant change, Maher believes it is important to try to bridge divides through conversation.
Maher has faced criticism from some liberal circles but maintains that the invitation is an honor and reflects mutual respect for his willingness to critique 'woke' culture.
As of now, the date for the dinner has not been confirmed, and Maher has clarified that he does not intend to leave the meeting as a Trump supporter.