Trump makes scathing jab at least talented NBC | TV Shows

Seth Meyers may just change into a staple on NBC for an prolonged period, a lot to the chagrin of President Donald Trump.

The President has pivoted from aspirations of a Nobel Peace Prize to apparently interfering with the 51-year-old comic’s tenure at NBC, if his latest Truth Social rant is any indication.

In the wee hours of Wednesday, Trump unleashed a tirade against the Late Night host on his platform. “There is a sick rumor going around that Fake News NBC prolonged the contract of one of the least talented Late Night tv hosts on the market, Seth Meyers,” he posted shortly before 2 a.m. ET.

Trump did not maintain back in his critique, lambasting Meyers by saying, “He has no Ratings, Talent, or Intelligence, and the Personality of an insecure child.”

He wrapped up his diatribe with a problem: “So, why would Fake News NBC extend this dope’s contract. I don’t know, but I’ll definitely be finding out!!!”

ABC News settled a defamation lawsuit with Trump for $15 million after its main anchor falsely claimed Trump was “liable for rape”. The inaccurate statements by ABC’s George Stephanopoulos had been made during a 10 March 2024 interview while he was questioning a congresswoman’s help for the then President-elect.

A New York jury beforehand discovered Trump liable for “inappropriate abuse”, which carries a particular legal that means in the state.

Regarding his legal motion against CBS, Trump revealed last October that he filed a lawsuit accusing the community of misleadingly modifying an interview on its 60 Minutes program that includes his political opponent Kamala Harris, alleging it skewed in favor of the Democrats. Ultimately, media giant Paramount Global settled with Trump for $16 million.

He has also persistently criticized Seth and other late-night comedians like Stephen Colbert who have made him the butt of their jokes.

Following the announcement of the cancellation of Stephen Colbert’s Late Show, Trump rejoiced over the news on a Truth Social post and cautioned that other exhibits would probably meet the same destiny soon.