President Trump on Sunday attacked comedian Bill Maher in a Truth Social post, calling him a “coward who is afraid to tell the truth,” according to The Hill's report on the post. The Hill said the post opened by calling Maher a loser and said his HBO program, Real Time, was no longer hot. The Hill also reported that Trump wrote that Maher was not worth it.

The Guardian reported that the post ran 1,300 words and was published Sunday evening, describing it as a rant and a fresh assault on the media. According to The Guardian's account, Trump called Maher a “TOTAL LOSER” and described Maher's show as low rated. The Guardian tied the post to Maher's interview with former White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt.

The two accounts differ on some details. The Guardian's summary links the post to the Leavitt interview, which The Hill's summary does not mention. The Hill's summary includes the description of Maher as a coward and the remarks about Real Time, while The Guardian's summary mentions neither.

Both summaries describe the post as directed at Maher and published on Sunday, with The Guardian placing it in the evening. Neither summary includes a response from Maher or from the White House. These accounts are based on the opening portions of each report, so the full text of the post was not reviewed for this story.

Sources: The Hill: Trump: Maher a ‘coward who is afraid to tell the truth’; The Guardian: Trump calls Bill Maher a ‘total loser’ in 1,300-word Truth Social rant.