Bill Maher Dines With Trump, Kid Rock, and Stephen A. Smith at White House

Nathan Howard / REUTERS Bill Maher’s hot-and-cold relationship with President Donald Trump has taken yet another turn.

The comedian, 70, had dinner with Trump, 80, just weeks after the president tore into him in a scathing Truth Social post—according to MAGA musician Kid Rock.

Rock, 55, revealed in an interview with Fox & Friends on Friday that he had dinner with Trump, Maher, and sports commentator Stephen A.

Smith at the White House on Thursday night as he railed against Abdul El-Sayed, the Democratic candidate for Senate in Michigan.

“The point I would like to make with, especially El-Sayed, is that we need to be very careful.

And even friends like my friend, Bill Maher, agree with me on this, with these ideologies that I don’t believe are compatible with Western civilization,” Rock, who hails from Michigan, ranted.

“I think actually Black men, educated Black men, my friends in Detroit and other areas are really our best shot,” he continued.

“And also people like, you know, last night I’m having dinner at the White House with the president, Bill Maher and Stephen A.

Smith.

One thing we all wholeheartedly agreed on is that socialism and communism has no place to have a foothold in our government.

And this guy’s screaming socialism.” The remark quickly derailed the conversation, with hosts eagerly asking Rock how the dinner went.

“It was epic,” Rock bragged.

“There’s so many points I could do a whole hour on it.” “Everything from socialism and communism to the war in Iran to, I think Bill Maher was talking about getting, you know, our interpreters and things back from Afghanistan that helped us out.

Stephen A.