Bill Maher Critiques Trump's First 100 Days as 'S***show'

Bill Maher, despite having a cordial dinner with President Trump and describing him as 'gracious and measured' in private, has returned to harshly criticizing Trump's first 100 days of his second term, calling the administration a 's---show.' In a piece for The Free Press, Maher listed a range of grievances, including 'disappearing people' tied to immigration policy, inefficiency in the DOGE program, ignoring the Supreme Court, foreign aid cuts, firing the election-integrity official, a tariff-related market collapse, and raising the specter of a third term. Maher emphasized that his criticism is not based on partisan opposition but on what he describes as objectively bad decisions. He stressed that America is 'no longer being seen as a safe place' and criticized Trump's lawsuits against the media. Maher explained that while his impression of Trump as a person softened after their meeting, this did not change his negative view of the president's policies. His renewed criticism comes amid speculation about his political stance after previously praising some of Trump's political skills.