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Bonavita, J. (2026, October 31). Bill Maher hits back at Trump over blistering Truth Social post, jokes about president's dinner review. Fox News. https://www.foxnews.com/media/bill-maher-hits-back-trump-blistering-truth-social-post-jokes-president-dinner-review
Bonavita, Julia. “Bill Maher hits back at Trump over blistering Truth Social post, jokes about president's dinner review.” Fox News, 31 Oct. 2026, https://www.foxnews.com/media/bill-maher-hits-back-trump-blistering-truth-social-post-jokes-president-dinner-review.
Bonavita, Julia. “Bill Maher hits back at Trump over blistering Truth Social post, jokes about president's dinner review.” Fox News, October 31, 2026. https://www.foxnews.com/media/bill-maher-hits-back-trump-blistering-truth-social-post-jokes-president-dinner-review.
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On October 26, President Donald Trump posted a scathing 1,300-word rant on his social media platform Truth Social, attacking comedian Bill Maher, calling him a "complete and total loser." The tirade followed an appearance by Karoline Leavitt on Maher's show, where she discussed the dinner between Maher, Kid Rock, ESPN host Stephen A. Smith, and Trump at the White House on October 15th. In his post, Trump claimed that Maher looked terrible during their dinner and used a "laugh track" on his show, despite evidence to the contrary.
Maher responded to Trump’s criticism during an episode of HBO's "Real Time with Bill Maher" on Friday night, comparing dining with Trump to dating Taylor Swift. He quipped that while it might be fun at the time, later on, they would criticize you fiercely, referencing Swift's tendency to publicly disparage her exes. Additionally, Maher disputed Trump’s claim that he had "invited himself" to the White House dinner, noting the impossibility of such an occurrence.
The exchange highlights a longstanding contentious relationship between Trump and Maher, with both figures engaging in public sparring over political commentary and personal appearances.
Comedian Bill Maher mocked a lengthy Truth Social post from President Donald Trump, in which the president reversed course on his assessment of the pair's second dinner at the White House.