Bill Maher Reflects on Surprising White House Dinner with Donald Trump
The comedian shared unexpected insights into Trump's private demeanor while maintaining his broader critiques of the administration.
- Bill Maher detailed his March 31 White House dinner with Donald Trump, arranged by Kid Rock and also attended by Dana White, during the April 11 episode of 'Real Time with Bill Maher.'
- Maher described Trump as 'gracious and measured,' noting his humor, self-awareness, and ability to laugh at himself—traits the comedian found absent in Trump's public persona.
- Maher revealed that Trump used the word 'lost' when discussing the 2020 election, a rare acknowledgment that surprised him.
- Despite the positive observations about Trump’s private behavior, Maher reaffirmed his critical stance on the administration’s policies, including trade tariffs and governance practices.
- The meeting, intended to foster dialogue beyond partisan divides, included lighthearted moments, such as Trump signing a list of past insults he had directed at Maher.