Stephen A Smith defends White House dinner with Trump
Stephen A. Smith told "The View" co-hosts he won't apologize for his White House dinner meeting with Trump, Bill Maher and Kid Rock last week.
ESPN host Stephen A. Smith defended his meeting with President Donald Trump on “The View,” asserting he would not apologize for engaging with the President, regardless of political views. Smith argued that it is essential to communicate with the President, as he is the current leader and not going away soon. He also expressed disappointment in the idea of impeachment, believing Republicans would likely maintain control of the Senate and that dealing with Trump is necessary for progress.
- Stephen A. Smith defended his White House meeting with President Donald Trump on “The View.”
- Smith stated he would not apologize for meeting with the President, emphasizing the importance of communication.
- He believes it’s necessary to engage with Trump, as he is the current President and not leaving office soon.
- Smith dismissed the idea of impeachment, predicting Republicans would retain the Senate.
- He argued that progress requires dealing with the current administration.
- Kid Rock also commented on the meeting, stating that he, Trump, Bill Maher, and Smith had a productive conversation about socialism and communism.
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