Jane Fonda and Bill Maher agree that they’re not fans of President-elect Donald Trump — but their shared opinion seems to end there. The “Grace and Frankie” star was a guest on Sunday’s episode of Maher’s “Club Random” podcast, during which he gave his thoughts on why Trump won the 2024 election.

Bill Maher told Jane Fonda he may "quit" his Real Time show because he does not want the hassle of covering another term from President-elect Donald Trump.

During a recent interview with Jane Fonda, "Real Time" host Bill Maher said he "may quit" his talk show after Donald Trump's recent election win.

Comedian Bill Maher, host of Real Time With Bill Maher, revealed in a podcast recorded before the election that he “may quit” because of a second Trump presidency. He told actress Jane Fonda during the Club Random podcast, which noted the conversation took place at least a month ago, that he was “bored” by President-elect Donald Trump.

Trump has previously taken aim at Maher on his Truth Social platform, calling him “highly overrated” in June and claiming that he suffers from “befuddled mess” in September. Maher took jabs at Trump’s cabinet selections in Real Time ‘s Season 22 finale, which aired Nov. 22.

The television host opened up about walking away from his gig because of the President-elect on a podcast episode with actress Jane Fonda.

During a chat with Jane Fonda, an exasperated Maher expressed dread when faced with covering another Trump term

I did Trump,” Maher continued. “I did all the Trump stuff before anybody. I called him a con man before anybody. I did. He’s a mafia boss. I was the one who said he wasnt

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