Bill Maher mocked President Donald Trump's Iran agreement Friday night, saying the president moved from demands for "unconditional surrender" to a memorandum of understanding (MOU) as the White House defended the framework as a foreign policy win."We got everything we wanted except for everything we asked for," Maher said on HBO's "Real Time with Bill Maher."Maher questioned Trump's dealmaking reputation as he compared the agreement with the president's earlier rhetoric."Where's the big dealmaker? What happened to 'The Art of the Deal?'" Maher said."This is his big close? I got news for you.
The emperor has no clothes."Bill Maher mocked President Donald Trump's Iran agreement during his "Real Time" monologue, saying the White House went from demanding "unconditional surrender" to a memorandum of understanding.(Anna Moneymaker/Getty Images; Christopher Polk/Variety/Getty Images)TRUMP'S IRAN AGREEMENT RAISES A BASIC QUESTION: IS IT ACTUALLY A DEAL?Maher said the agreement was not binding enough to merit the administration's celebration."First of all, it's not a deal.
It’s a memorandum of understanding," Maher said."It's about as legally binding as the sign in the break room that says, 'Please clean microwave.'"Maher said the White House's position shifted from a muscular military posture to a softer diplomatic document."We started with unconditional surrender, Operation Epic Fury, and now it’s memorandum of understanding," Maher said.
"Last thing that got hosed this bad was my dog."Fox News Digital reached out to the White House for comment but did not immediately receive a response.President Donald Trump's Iran framework drew criticism from Bill Maher, who questioned whether the agreement lived up to Trump's reputation as a dealmaker.(Getty Images)TRUMP PIVOTS ON STRIKES WHILE DANGLING IRAN DEAL, TESTING WHETHER TEHRAN BLINKSThe White House announced Friday that Trump and Vice President JD Vance had signed the memorandum with Iran, describing it as a "histori...