US EditionTrump Threatens NBC and Comcast
- Seth Meyers made 2,736 jokes about Donald Trump compared to 292 about Joe Biden, as analyzed by Alex Christy at NewsBusters.
- Trump criticized NBC and Seth Meyers, calling them a 'truly bad group of people' in a post on Truth Social.
- Trump claimed that NBC should be investigated for 'treason' over its coverage of his criminal cases.
- The relationship between Trump and late-night talk show hosts, including Meyers, has been described as tenuous.
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‘Dumb And Unfunny’: President Trump Goes Off On ‘Marble Mouth’ Late-Night Host * 100PercentFedUp.com * by Russell Bartlett
In a fiery response to late-night host Seth Meyers, President Trump unleashes a barrage of insults, calling him "dumb and untalented." Dive into the full post to uncover the details of this escalating late-night feud and the political implications behind it.
Column: Trump's Right About Seth Meyers Tilting 'Comedy' for Democrats
If you’re a late-night host with an affinity for Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and Bernie Sanders, you’re probably going to love being the target of a Donald Trump Truth Social tirade, uncorked in the middle of the night. Seth Meyers is a millionaire socialist who preaches on TV about how Trump won with a “fake Woke boogeyman,” so “anyone suggesting Democrats can win elections by throwing trans people under the bus, let me just say ‘[bleep] off.’” Th…
Seth Meyers, Amber Ruffin joke President-elect Donald Trump causes panic naps
The "Late Night with Seth Meyers" host traded snoozes with writer Ruffin hours after Trump ranted on social media, "Comcast should pay a BIG price for this!"NBC; Jeff J Mitchell/Getty Seth Meyers joked about President-elect Donald Trump on 'Late Night'Seth Meyers joked about President-elect Donald Trump on his show as usual Tuesday, but it wasn't a regular night.He and comedian Amber Ruffin, a writer on Late Night with Seth Meyers, did a bit on …
Snowflake Trump Blasts Seth Meyers and Threatens Comcast Because Jokes Hurt His Tender Fee Fees
With just six days until Donald Trump is inaugurated as the 47th president of the United States – although only the first who is a convicted felon and adjudicated rapist – you might think that he has a lot of important things on his mind. Well, you might think that if you had never heard of Trump or witnessed the clown show buffoonery that is emblematic of his public persona. Click here to Tweet this article The past week has featured some histo…
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