Comedian and longtime Trump critic Bill Maher visited the White House on Monday Donald Trump Arranged by musician and Maga supporter Kid Rock.
Now, Rock shares his thoughts on Maher about his HBO show “Live-time Experience with Bill Maher.”
“I think he’ll say nice things to the president,” Rock’s real name is Robert James Ritchie Sean Hannity Tuesday night.
“He won’t wear a magazine hat, and he probably won’t vote at any time,” Locke admitted.
President Donald Trump said he will meet with comedian Bill Maher at the White House, although he wants to use the event to criticize him. (Gate image)
According to Locke, Mach seemed nervous about his first visit to the White House. Once, Trump asked him if he wanted to drink, and Maher jokingly replied that he wanted a margarita. Trump then asked White House staff to prepare for him.
Ultimate Battle Championship (UFC) CEO Dana White also attended the dinner.
“We basically stick to what we agree with,” Locke told Hannity.
“They both have a deep understanding of American history, they are both very smart, and you know, despite this very strict relationship. It’s cool.”
The discussion point is Trump’s past statements about potential Seeking third term. Locke said Maher raised concerns about the idea, but he declined to reveal details about the conversation.
“When the president, when people were
talk Semester 3that and another. He made it…they talked a little bit. That’s something I think is private. Share I feel uncomfortable. If the president wants, he can. ” he explained.
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Trump has previously said he has not explored legal avenues for his third term, insisting that he is focused on doing one”Great job“In his current four-year term. However, he has not ruled out the possibility if law allows it.
The evening also included a private tour of the White House residence, where Trump displayed the group’s historic artifacts, including a copy of the Gettysburg address in Lincoln’s bedroom.
Locke pointed out that despite political differences, Maher and Trump found common ground on issues such as “end of Walknez” and “protecting the border.”
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During the reflection meeting, Locke said he was inspired to see two outspoken characters abandoning their dialogue differences.
“If they can do it, maybe you have family members like this who are politically divided with you… Maybe you can go back and be like, hey man, let’s have supper and talk about what we have in common.”
