Kid Rock pulled up a chair at the White House next to President Donald Trump, Bill Maher and Stephen A. Smith.
The musician recounted the dinner Friday on “Fox & Friends.” The four men agreed that socialism and communism have no room to take root in government. “It was epic,” Kid Rock said. “Two Democrats, two Republicans sit down, break bread, have laughs, talk about, have tough conversations on a lot of the issues.”
He counted himself and Trump as the Republicans at the table and placed Maher and Smith on the Democratic side. (RELATED: Don’t Count Out A Republican Overperformance In November)
Maher pushed to bring home Afghan interpreters who aided American troops. Smith raised unemployment among black women and money for historically black colleges.
Kid Rock said Trump steered $174 million to those schools in 2016. Trump signed the FUTURE Act in 2019, which locked in $255 million in yearly funding for historically black colleges and other minority-serving institutions, according to the Trump White House archive.
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