Trump says US should prioritize migrants from Norway, Sweden over conflict-hit nations
Trump again questioned the Nobel decision and attacked Norway, while accepting a separate award from supporters and a medal from 2025 laureate María Corina Machado.
- On Sunday, President Donald Trump attacked Norway during a Michigan campaign rally, declaring the Scandinavian nation "s---house" while renewing complaints about not receiving the Nobel Peace Prize.
- Earlier this month, the Norwegian Nobel Committee awarded the 2026 Nobel Peace Prize to South African jurist Navanethem Navi Pillay for her efforts promoting peace and international law.
- At an Iowa rally on Thursday, Republican congressional candidate Joe Mitchell presented Trump a framed "Man of the Century" award, created because Trump had not received the Nobel.
- Echoing his 2018 remarks about Haiti and African nations, Trump's comments mirror language he initially denied before confirming at a December 2025 Pennsylvania rally that he had used "s---hole."
- The Norwegian Nobel Committee operates as an independent five-member body appointed by Norway's parliament, meaning the Norwegian government does not select winners despite Trump's persistent demands for the prize.
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Trump Still Seething Over Nobel Peace Snub as He Targets the Winner, Hands Her the Perfect Comeback
With less than two weeks to go before the midterm elections, Donald Trump stood before a crowd that had waited hours to hear his case […] Trump Still Seething Over Nobel Peace Snub as He Targets the Winner, Hands Her the Perfect Comeback
US President Donald Trump spoke about Norway during an election campaign speech in Michigan on Sunday. According to the American leader, Norway has become a shitty country.
US President Donald Trump has once again expressed his displeasure over not being awarded the Nobel Peace Prize, telling supporters in Michigan that Norway has become a “cesspool.” He made the remarks at a Republican Party rally in Port Huron, where he was in support of the party’s candidates ahead of the midterm elections for Congress. The vote will be held on November 3, and early voting in the state began on October 24. New attack on Norway “…
The American president did not hold back when he spoke in Michigan.
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