Larry David delivered a very thinly veiled attack on fellow comedian Bill Maher on Monday with a scathing satirical essay in The New York Times titled “My Dinner With Adolf.” The star and creator of Curb Your Enthusiasm—who appeared on Maher’s long-running HBO show Real Time just once in 2003 and then never again—penned the fictional piece about getting invited to dinner with Adolf Hitler in 1939 that paralleled the way Maher has spoken

In March, Maher and Trump met for dinner after their mutual friend, Kid Rock, organized the sit down. On the April 11 episode of Real Time With Bill Maher, the talk show host opened up about the dinner and explained why he was so surprised by his time spent with Trump behind closed doors.