The “Real Time” host didn’t seem to appreciate his pal Larry David’s satirical New York Times column, “My Dinner with Adolf.” ...

Maher received major backlash for his obsequiousness, including from actor Larry David, who wrote a scalding New York Times essay titled “My Dinner With Adolf” to parody Maher’s visit.

who lampooned Trump and Maher’s meal together in an essay for The New York Times titled “My Dinner With Adolf.” ...

Maher’s remarks still prompted a wave of criticism, including from fellow comedian Larry David, who penned a satirical guest essay in the New York Times entitled “My Dinner With Adolf” in ...

Like, you hear Larry David wrote that editorial, My Dinner with Adolf, and there’s this idea that it’s like, look, that’s a bridge too far and you’re just simply lending credibility by the ...

Larry David's satirical New York Times op-ed, "My Dinner with Adolf," imagined a charming Hitler to warn against excusing dangerous behavior. Both comedians highlight a shared dilemma: How do we ...

And now, “My Dinner with Adolf.” Lesser comics would need to vary their material, but you’ve remained steadfast in returning to Hitler, Nazi, and Concentration Camp jokes. Again. And again.