Belichick was asked if he felt he was treated with dignity and respect when Kraft made the decision to let him go, and Belichick said it was a mutual decision for him to leave. Dokoupil mentioned that Kraft specifically used the word “fired.” “It was a mutual decision," Belichick said.

Reminded that Kraft isn't even listed in the Acknowledgements section (Belichick's girlfriend is), Belichick opted for a blank stare before shaking his head, saying "correct," and

Belichick insisted that Robert Kraft didn't fire him as Patriots head coach while his girlfriend interjected during his "CBS Sunday Morning" interview. The post What Bill Belichick said about Robert Kraft’s snub from book and other takeaways from ‘CBS Sunday Morning’ interview appeared first on Boston.

The “Real Time” host is still upset by comedian Larry David’s piece satirizing his decision to dine with Trump.

"Real Time" host Bill Maher pressed former Vice President Al Gore for comparing the Trump administration to Nazis, telling him it's a "hard word to use with nuance."

"So, when you bring that word out, you know, I feel like they're the GOAT of evil, and it just conflates," the comedian said during a conversation with Al Gore on Friday's 'Real Time.'