oo. LATEST UPDATE: Whoopi Goldberg’s On-Air Takedown Sends Trump Into Meltdown Mode as Disney Staff Fear Political Retaliation 🔥

In a week already shaken by global crises, political infighting, and a chilling assassination attempt on Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, two unexpected forces have triggered a new earthquake in American media: Whoopi Goldberg and Jimmy Kimmel. Their relentless takedowns of Donald Trump have pushed the former president into a frenzy — a public meltdown so intense that it now involves late-night rage posts, FCC complaints, threats against major networks, and stunned reactions from the entertainment industry.

It started when Whoopi Goldberg opened The View on December 8th with a scorcher aimed directly at Trump’s latest ego-stroking stunt — the so-called FIFA Peace Prize, a bizarre, barely explained award Trump happily flaunted as if it were a Nobel. Whoopi wasn’t having it.
“You haven’t been a president for anybody,” she snapped, dismantling the fantasy. She accused Trump of caring only about applause, gold trinkets, and manufactured victories — not the American people. Her co-hosts piled on, calling the award “cringe,” “pathetic,” and “clearly invented so he’d feel special.”

Then came the kill shot: Anna Navarro handed out fake gold medals to the entire panel, mocking Trump’s obsession with shiny objects.
“Give him a chachki,” she joked. “He’s basically a three-year-old who just wants something glittery to hold.”
It was brutal, it was direct — and Trump saw every second of it.

What happened next sent shockwaves through Disney and ABC. According to Whoopi, Trump publicly demanded that The View hosts — and hundreds of behind-the-scenes staff — be fired. Fired… because he couldn’t take a joke.
“He wants us gone,” Whoopi said, visibly shaken but defiant. “Our leader celebrates Americans losing their livelihoods because he can’t handle criticism.”

And then Donald Trump proved her point.
At 1:32 a.m., the President of the United States logged onto Truth Social to attack… a daytime talk-show host.
“Canada doesn’t want you, Whoopi. Nobody does,” he wrote — a bizarre, petty late-night rant instantly screenshotted across the internet.

But Whoopi wasn’t the only one under Trump’s skin.
Within days, Jimmy Kimmel — fresh off landing at #3 on Google’s list of trending people worldwide — delivered his own devastating blow. He opened his monologue by thanking Donald Trump for making him famous.
“None of this would’ve happened without our loyal viewer President Trump,” he said sarcastically, noting that Trump rage-posted about him 11 minutes after Kimmel’s show ended on the East Coast.
Trump wasn’t simply watching — he was timing his outrage with military precision.

Kimmel then mocked Trump’s latest meltdown: the “triple sabotage” he claimed occurred at the UN — malfunctioning teleprompters, audio issues, and, hilariously, an escalator that “attacked” him.
It was classic Kimmel. Trump did not take it well.

Behind the comedy, a darker subplot is emerging. Trump’s allies have reportedly pressured the FCC to scrutinize networks hosting comedians who criticize him. Media analysts warn that if Trump gets his way, comedians, journalists, and even daytime talk show hosts could face political punishment for expressing opinions. The chilling implication: satire is becoming a battlefield.

Meanwhile, the world stage is erupting. An assassination attempt on President Zelensky shook Europe after military-style drones breached Dublin’s no-fly zone — only narrowly missing their target because Zelensky’s plane landed ahead of schedule.
As Europe braces for potential escalation, Zelensky delivered a thunderous speech in Ireland about dignity, unity, and resisting Russian aggression. But while Europe unites, America is split — and Trump is busy lifting sanctions on Russian companies, earning fierce backlash from NATO allies.

The contrast is stark:
World leaders fight to preserve democracy.
Donald Trump fights late-night comedians.

In the end, Whoopi and Kimmel aren’t just cracking jokes — they’re exposing the one thing Trump has never been able to control: people who aren’t afraid of him. And as long as they keep talking, Trump will keep unraveling in real time, one unhinged post at a time.