Maher: Larry David op-ed ‘insulting to 6 million dead Jews’
- Bill Maher reacted to Larry David's op-ed comparing his dinner with Donald Trump to dining with Adolf Hitler, calling it 'insulting' to Holocaust victims.
- Maher claimed he could be friends with David despite their disagreement, indicating they could discuss their differences.
- Larry David's satirical piece did not mention Maher by name but was perceived to reference him, according to Patrick Healy, the Times' deputy opinion editor.
- Maher emphasized the importance of discourse, arguing that meeting with Trump is more effective than ignoring the Republican Party, which holds political power in Washington, D.C.
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A Message to Larry David: Curb Your Derangement - The American Spectator | USA News and Politics
Larry David is a legend. The irritable neurotic behind Seinfeld and Curb Your Enthusiasm turned petulance into a form of performance art. He gave awkward silence a pulse. His misanthropy is somehow warm. His genius lies in the discomfort. But in his latest op-ed for the New York Times, titled “My Dinner With Adolf,” David overreaches. Way over.
Bill Maher: Larry David satire of Trump dinner is ‘insulting to 6M dead Jews’
The "Real Time" host said that he always considered the "Curb Your Enthusiasm" creator a friend, and was blindsided about the piece: "This wasn’t my favorite moment of our friendship.”
Maher Responds To Larry David's NYT Opinion Piece Comparing Dinner With Trump To Dining With Hitler: 'Insulting To 6M Dead Jews'
Left-wing commentator/podcast host Bill Maher rushed to respond to actor/producer Larry David’s satirical essay, where he compared his White House dinner with President Donald Trump to dining with Nazi leader Adolf Hitler -- asserting that the comparison is an insult to the Holocaust's “six million dead Jews” and in poor taste.
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