Trump's SCATHING Retort to Bill Maher: Shocking Dinner Details You HAVE to See!

In a surprising twist this Valentine's Day, President Donald Trump unleashed a lengthy tirade aimed at late-night host Bill Maher, whom he previously hosted for dinner at the White House. This uncharacteristic mention appears to stem from Maher's recent critique of Trump's comments about potential trade negotiations with Canada.

During a segment on his show, Maher ridiculed Trump's bizarre assertion that China would “terminate all ice hockey” if Canada signed a trade deal with the U.S.'s rival. The host's incredulous response was simply: “What the f***k?” This commentary likely ignited Trump's fury, as he felt Maher had mischaracterized his remarks, claiming they were intended as a joke.

In his rant, Trump described Maher as an “extremely nervous” individual who, upon arriving at the Oval Office for dinner, immediately requested a “vodka tonic” to calm his nerves. “He said to me, ‘I’ve never felt like this before, I’m actually scared,’” Trump recalled, adding that this admission was “somewhat endearing.” Despite his initial warmth, the dinner seems to have soured in Trump's mind, particularly after Maher continued to criticize him on his show.

Trump's Valentine’s Day message featured a retrospective on their dinner, which he described as “quick” and “easy,” noting Maher's respectful demeanor at the time. However, the President expressed disappointment that Maher reverted to his typical anti-Trump sentiment shortly thereafter. “I think this is the kinda thing that is causing his popularity to go down,” Maher had remarked, which seemingly added fuel to Trump's fire.

In a lengthy statement, Trump lamented the time wasted on Maher, stating, “Sometimes in life you waste time!” He further elaborated that Maher's subsequent comments were “very boring” and accused him of engaging in “fake news” about the Trump administration. The president detailed many of his recent achievements, including record-low crime rates, a booming stock market with the S&P 500 reaching 7,000, and military advancements, and expressed frustration that Maher failed to acknowledge these during his segments.

In his tirade, Trump also noted Maher's television ratings, implying that the comedian's criticisms would go unnoticed due to dwindling viewership. “Fortunately, his Television Ratings are so low that nobody will learn about his various Fake News statements about me,” he added, dismissing Maher's influence.

Ultimately, Trump concluded that inviting Maher to the White House was a mistake, expressing a strong desire to focus on “MAKING AMERICA GREAT AGAIN” rather than engaging with someone he views as suffering from “Trump Derangement Syndrome.” He emphasized that Maher's request to return to the White House was declined, showcasing a rift between the two that seems unlikely to mend.

This public spat demonstrates the ongoing tensions between Trump and figures in the media, especially those critical of his administration. As the political landscape continues to evolve, it remains to be seen how this conflict may resonate with audiences, particularly as late-night television increasingly serves as a platform for political critique.