On Mondays episode of his "Club Random" podcast, comedian Bill Maher sparred with Hollywood director Rob Reiner over whether the right and left in America should keep talking to each other.Maher insisted that both sides should continue talking despite the heightened political tensions in the country inflamed in recent weeks by the assassination of Charlie Kirk while the Hollywood liberal said there might be exceptions if people cant agree on basic facts. Maher disagreed, calling Reiners point a slippery slope."Before you have the exchange, you have to agree on certain facts," Reiner said.Maher replied, "No, you dont. You cant. Once you start down that road you just have to talk to people."CHARLIE KIRK ALLY DEFENDS JIMMY KIMMEL SUSPENSION OVER 'VILE LIE' AMID FIRST AMENDMENT CRITICISMReiner, an outspoken critic of President Donald Trump, opened the discussion by saying conservatives and liberals today are less willing to sit down and hash out issues than in previous eras.Maher agreed and criticized Democrats for refusing bipartisan cooperation at a time when Republicans hold more political power."This would make some sense for the Democrats if they had any power," he said. "But the idea of we dont talk to you when we dont even have the power? Of course, you have to talk to people."LIBERALS RAGE AS ABC PULLS JIMMY KIMMEL OFF AIR FOLLOWING CHARLIE KIRK ASSASSIN COMMENTSReiner partially agreed, though he maintained that there has to be some agreement between both sides before dialogue can start. Maher rejected that idea, though Reiner pushed back."No, no, you talk to people. But if somebody says two plus two is four and the other guy says, No, its not, how do you begin the discussion?" he asked."Because, Rob, that's a slippery slope," Maher replied.Elsewhere, the host told the filmmaker, "If you start down that road of I cant talk to you if you believe this crazy thing because maybe you just can't."CLICK HERE FOR MORE COVERAGE OF MEDIA AND CULTUREReiner needed more convincing."Lets say youre having a conversation with that person," he said, using the example of someone who denies the moon landing. "So what do you say after that?" he asked.Maher offered his solution."Same thing you would do in a marriage," he said.He continued: "Its very like a relationship. And no, I have not been married, but I have been in long-term serious relationships. And I know there are moments where the person is believing something and you just every fiber of your being wants to be like, I got to get this person to not see it that way, cause I just think its f------ nuts.""And if you want that relationship to last, youre gonna have to learn the three little words that are most important to any relationship, and theyre not I love you. Theyre, Let it go," Maher added.