Trump's Maher post

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On October 28, 2026, the President posted a 1,318-word message on Truth Social attacking Bill Maher, calling him a loser and saying he was drunk at the White House. The post followed Maher's Friday interview with Caroline Leavitt. The discussion reads the post line by line, and the length itself is now part of the story: it is believed to be his longest post on the platform.

How 3 podcasts covered it

1. Adam Carolla Show, 2026-10-27 (1:26:28 to 1:33:29)
   Guesses at the trigger behind Trump's Maher post
   Works through the Truth Social post and TMZ's account of it, then spends most of the segment guessing at the trigger - Maher's monologue jokes, the Caroline Leavitt interview - and riffing on Trump's toggle-switch style. The catalyst stays a question.
   New angle: Trump's post ran about 1,300 words and came after Maher's Friday interview with Caroline Leavitt.
2. Daily Comedy News with Johnny Mac, 2026-10-28 (1:10 to 3:35)
   Reads through the 1,318-word post
   Reads through the President's 1,318-word Truth Social post attacking Bill Maher, quoting the low-rated HBO line, the Chuck LaBella gopher dig and the laughter machine accusation, and ties it to Maher's Friday jokes about the President's comments on men's bodies and his approval rating.
   New angle: The President posted a 1,318-word Truth Social attack on Bill Maher, believed to be his longest post there.
3. The Joe Rogan Experience, 2026-10-29 (2:01:31 to 2:04:11)
   Frames the Maher post as a breakup letter
   Reads Trump's Truth Social screed against Bill Maher as a breakup letter, noting the drunk-at-the-White-House line, then drifts into a riff on politicians swearing. The letter's date and exact wording are not pinned down.
   New angle: Trump posted a long Truth Social letter calling Bill Maher a loser and saying he was drunk at the White House.
4. The Joe Rogan Experience, 2026-10-29 (2:04:09 to 2:14:04)
   Reads the Maher letter in full, word by word
   Reads the Truth Social letter to Bill Maher in full, lingering on its capitalization and wordiness. It stays inside the letter itself, adding only Trump's own claims from the text, not a new development.