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bill maher said that he and larry david No longer friends due to differences in politics
Earlier this year, creator of the acclaimed sitcom David seinfeld And curb Your EnthusiasmWrote a satirical essay criticizing Maher’s meeting with the US President donald trumpEntitled “My Dinner with Adolf”.
During a new interview with The Free PressThis week Maya Sulkin, 69, was asked by Maher whether her public positions had a “cost.” [sic] You are invited, friends, [or] Anything of that nature”.
“F*** yes,” he said. “I mean, Larry David is definitely not my friend anymore.” He said that he did not talk after the essay was published.
“I made my point on my last show,” Maher said, referring to the November episode of his series. real time,
Asked if he was “surprised” by David’s editorial, Maher replied: “Yes… but it was a glowing compliment.”
Maher met with Trump in April, after which he controversially praised the president, describing him as “compassionate” and “measured”.
David’s article, written from the fictional perspective of an author meeting Adolf Hitler in 1939, mocked Maher’s comments about Trump.
In November, Maher defended his meeting with Trump and attacked David’s essay.
“The people who were deeply hurt by having dinner with me [Trump]You know, because he’s Hitler, Except he’s not,” Maher said, “Very useless and stupid,” ,,,Every year, I would ask Larry David to do this real time And he would always say, ‘Bill, I can’t, I’m not smart enough about politics to do your show.’ Yes, now I understand that.”
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He claimed that Trump’s critics who refuse to talk to the much-criticized American leader are “not serious people”.
“What exactly is the argument?” he asked. “By talking to Trump I’m going to elevate him? Oh God, don’t tell me he can be president.”
David, 78, has been a longtime critic of Trump, and he mocked his fans in an episode of the self-parodic comedy series. curb Your Enthusiasm,