Bill Maher “may quit,” his HBO show Real Time, he told Jane Fonda on the latest episode of his Club Random podcast, because he’s “sh--ting his pants” over having to talk about “very hostile” Donald Trump.

Comedian Bill Maher said in a podcast that he is tempted to quit his show, citing the prospect of President-elect Trump’s second term. “I’m s—ting my pants,” Maher said. “I mean, I may quit

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.

Maher readily acknowledges that, though he fails to get her excited about things like Kylie Jenner dressing up as Barbarella. Fonda doesn’t know or much care about being a youth idol, beyond that young people tend to share her causes.

Bill Maher and Stephen A. Smith dissected why Donald Trump grew his support among Black voters, and they believe they found the answer: Trump represented how white people felt about Black people. The HBO comedian and ESPN star sat down together for Maher’s Club Random podcast,

But Maher said that would be difficult because "the show is the politics", adding "there's no other thing and he's gonna dominate the news like he always does." Maher will release

Jane Fonda and Bill Maher got into the nitty-gritty of their differing political beliefs on the Sunday, December 1, installment of the 68-year-old's "Club Random" podcast. While discussing the 2024 presidential election and controversial President-elect Donald Trump,