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Trump threatens to sue Trevor Noah over Epstein Island joke at Grammys

  • On Feb. 1, Trevor Noah, comedian and Grammys host, returned to host the 68th Annual Grammy Awards at Crypto.com Arena, delivering his final opening monologue in his sixth consecutive year.
  • After initially planning to step away, Trevor Noah, comedian and Grammys host, agreed to reprise the role this year after Ben Winston, Grammys executive producer, pleaded with him in a video.
  • In a crowd-roving bit, Noah slipped into a Trump impression and said `Actually Nicki, I have the biggest ass` aimed at Nicki Minaj, teasing several stars including Jelly Roll and Pharrell.
  • Noah’s closing monologue mixed political jokes and a critique of ticket-resale unaffordability, while Recording Academy President Harvey Mason Jr. and peers praised his instrumental tenure.
  • This year is the Grammys' final broadcast on CBS before a Disney-led move in 2027, as the Recording Academy signed a $500 million, 10-year deal with ABC, Hulu and Disney+ through 2036.
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Trevor Noah assured the music awards that President and Bill Clinton had been on pederast island, and the tycoon calls him “complete loser”

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At this year's Grammy Gala Donald Trump is sharply criticized. His angry reaction is not long in coming.

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