💥 BREAKING NEWS: Trump goes nuts after Kimmel and Whoopi turn his FIFA “peace prize” into a live TV humiliation ⚡.CT
There are two people on television who have figured out the exact pressure point that makes Donald Trump completely lose control.
Not prosecutors.
Not politicians.
Not pundits.
Comedians.
Specifically: Jimmy Kimmel and Whoopi Goldberg.
Together, they’ve turned Trump’s craving for attention into a running national joke — and his reaction has been pure meltdown, from Truth Social tirades to threats aimed at their networks and even the FCC.
The Fake “Peace” Prize That Broke Him
The latest chapter started on December 8th, when The View opened with Whoopi Goldberg annihilating Trump over a trophy that says everything about him: the first-ever FIFA Peace Prize.
On paper, it sounds grand. In reality, the hosts saw it for what it was — a glittery participation trophy for a man obsessed with validation.
“You haven’t been the president for anybody,” Whoopi said, cutting straight through the performance. She called him out for caring more about his own image than the country he once led.
Then came the line that burned:
“He’s a guy who likes to get butt kissed.”
Her co-host Alyssa Farah Griffin called the award “cringe” and obviously made-up to stroke his ego. Sunny Hostin pointed out the deeper insecurity: Trump is still obsessed with the Nobel Peace Prize — the one he’ll never get, especially with Barack Obama already having one.
Ana Navarro took it to another level. She pulled out fake gold medals and handed them to the co-hosts on air.
Her message?
If you show up with a shiny trinket, preferably covered in gold, and give it to “the three-year-old in the Oval Office,” he’ll be entertained and happy.
The president of the United States, reduced to a toddler who can be distracted with a cheap trophy. That’s the image millions of viewers were left with.
Kimmel Thanks Trump… For Making Him More Famous
On December 4th, Jimmy Kimmel pulled off a troll so clean it might haunt Trump for years.
Google released its 2025 “trending people” list. Kimmel was number three — third most-searched person in the world.
And who did he thank?
Donald Trump.
“None of this would have happened without the support of loyal viewers like President Trump,” Kimmel said, grinning. “He’s done so much this year to raise awareness of our show. Thank you, Mr. President, for making me number three in the world.”
That’s the part that gets under Trump’s skin the most: his attempts to destroy Kimmel are literally making Kimmel more famous.
Every time Trump attacks him online, the clips go viral. Every time he whines about “bad ratings,” Kimmel turns it into content. And every time he tries to get the show canceled, the network doubles down.
Behind the jokes is a simple, brutal truth: Trump is fixated. Kimmel himself joked that Trump might have “a crush” on him. The pattern is undeniable — late-night posts, constant mentions, threats aimed at ABC, and pressure on regulators like FCC commissioner Brendan Carr.
The harder he pushes, the bigger Kimmel gets.
Whoopi vs. Trump: The Casino Story He Should’ve Left Alone
And then there’s the history between Trump and Whoopi.
Back in October 2024, at a rally in Reading, Pennsylvania, Trump launched into a strange story about her. He claimed he hired Whoopi to perform at one of his casinos but had to leave because her act was “too filthy.” He called her “dirty,” “disgusting,” and “demented,” and boasted he’d never hire her again.
The next day, Whoopi walked onto The View set with Christina Aguilera’s “Dirrty” blasting through the studio.
She didn’t deny it. She owned it.
“I was filthy,” she said. “I have always been filthy, and you knew that when you hired me.”
Then she twisted the knife:
“I headlined at your casino, babe — which I might have continued to play… had you not run it into the ground.”
And the final insult:
“How dumb are you? You hired me four times. You didn’t know what you were getting?”
The audience lost it. Trump’s attempt to shame her had backfired so hard it became a meme.
The One Thing He Can’t Beat
Put it all together and you see the bigger picture:
- Whoopi calls out his fake awards and toddler-level ego.
- Kimmel thanks him for boosting his global fame.
- Both turn his insults into material that makes their audiences grow.
- And whenever he rants, they treat it as free promo.
Trump can attack reporters, insult politicians, threaten regulators, and scream about ratings. But he has no real defense against something he hates more than anything else:
Being laughed at.
And that’s exactly what Jimmy Kimmel and Whoopi Goldberg are doing — in front of millions — five nights a week.
