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Larry David penned a satirical NYT essay titled "My Dinner With Adolf," imagining a meeting with Hitler. The piece, explained by the NYT as a commentary on Bill Maher's recent dinner with Donald Trump, uses humor to critique those who normalize Trump's behavior. David's fictional encounter mirrors Maher's description of Trump as unexpectedly 'gracious,' prompting varied reactions. While some praised the essay's satirical approach, others criticized it for its potentially inflammatory comparison to Hitler.

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