Bill Maher Asks Fox News' Greg Gutfeld 'You're In News?' During Trump Argument
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The "Real Time" host visited Gutfeld's show and that time Trump sued Maher came up.
Bill Maher turned his legal history with Donald Trump into a sharp dig at Fox News host Greg Gutfeld on Monday. (Watch the video below.)
Gutfeld and Maher were sparring on “Gutfeld!” as the “Real Time” host reiterated his concerns that Trump will not accept the results if he loses in November, just as he refused to accept his defeat in 2020.
The debate on the political satire talk show got minorly heated before panelist Drew Pinsky tried to moderate. “Boys, boys, we have a show here,” he said.
“It does feel personal about Trump with Bill,” Gutfeld said.
“It’s not,” Maher insisted.
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