Bill Maher Says Larry David's Essay About Him Insults '6 Million Dead Jews'
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"Maybe it’s not completely logically fair, but Hitler has really kind of got to stay in his own place," the comedian told Piers Morgan."He is the GOAT of evil."
Comedian Bill Maher insists he’s OK with Larry David writing a scathing piece spoofing Maher’s recent meeting with President Donald Trump, but he thinks his fellow comedian needs to apologize.
Not to him, of course, but to the millions of Jews who died in the Holocaust during World War II.
Maher visited the White House recently to meet Trump and described the president as “gracious and measured.”
In reaction to Maher’s praise of Trump, David wrote a piece titled “My Dinner With Hitler” that the New York Times published on Monday.
The piece is set in 1939 and is written from the standpoint of someone critical of Adolf Hitler who decides to meet with him, just to get the Führer’s side.
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