Dana White reveals ‘awesome’ moments from Trump, Bill Maher meeting

Although HBO host Bill Maher and President Donald Trump historically clashed, it seems that the duo broke some old hatred during what the Ultimate Fighting Championship Dana White said said Handcuffs On Saturday’s interview, there was a “terrible” visit to the White House.

Maher visited Trump At a meeting of March 31, which is the mediator of musician Kid Rock in which White also attended. Kid Rock said Trump took the group to a private residence, where they saw Gettysburg’s address in Lincoln bedroom and talked about their joint associations such as “ending of Wokenes” and “securing the border”.

White said that the “sweetest thing” about socializing, whether “two guys who didn’t love each other for a long or two guys who had many opposing views-they got and sat down and talked.”

“There was a lot of really good and smart conversation that went forward -the first of him and the president. Kid Rock and I just somehow sat there and let the two have their time together. It was great,” White said on Saturday. “My gaze with Lara Trump. “

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White recounted Maher’s “funny” move, bringing a long list of epithets that Trump used to characterize the host of late nights. Maher later said On Friday “Real Time” Trump signed a print with “good humor”.

“It was funny. Thank God he had the two of them, because I both signed them, and I set it up and hang it in my office,” White said.

White said Maher made a light, “funny” reference on Trump’s controversial meeting With Ukrainian President Volodomyr Zelenskyy, jokingly suggesting that White – who didn’t wear a suit – got clothes from “Zelenskyy Collection”.

Since the meeting, Maher has offered his perspective of his visit and said that Trump is merciful and better than he expected.

“No one goes into a meeting or dinner with Donald Trump and goes out and does not love him,” White added, thinking about their friendship that has flourished for more than two decades.

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“That’s what’s going to happen. People with opposing views, instead of everyone hates, gathering. Talk. They don’t agree. It’s okay not to get along,” White told Fox News Host Lara Trump.

“There will never be a case where you agree with everything anyone says. Your friends, your family, and are definitely not the president of the United States. That doesn’t mean you have to hate yourself.”

Fox News Digital, Taylor Penley, Joseph A. Wulfsohn and Alexander Hall contributed to this report.