💥 BREAKING NEWS: Trump ERUPTS After Whoopi Goldberg Exposes His Casino Lies and Shames Him on Live TV⚡NN

Donald Trump can handle dictators. He can handle lawsuits, indictments, even government shutdowns.
What he cannot handle — and never has — is being mocked by people who don’t scare easily.

In 2024 and 2025, two of those people — Jimmy Kimmel and Whoopi Goldberg — didn’t just roast him. They exposed him. On live TV. To millions. And he’s still raging about it.

It starts with a familiar picture: Trump sitting for yet another carefully staged TV interview, this time on 60 Minutes. One year after suing the show for “unfair editing,” he’s right back in the chair for another edited interview, playing the same broken record.

No matter what Norah O’Donnell asks — inflation, tariffs, immigration, war — the answer is always the same:
“Me good, Biden bad.”

“We have no inflation,” he insists. “Biden had inflation. Biden let the border open. Biden ruined the country. Biden’s war. Biden’s fault.”

The reality, of course, says otherwise. But Trump’s not speaking to reality. He’s speaking to his reflection.

And while he’s doing that, The View and Jimmy Kimmel Live! are turning his spin into shrapnel.

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Whoopi Goldberg: “How dumb are you?”

When Trump flew to Pennsylvania for a rally while Florida was being hammered by Hurricane Milton, you’d think a sitting president would focus on disaster relief, federal aid, or emergency management.

Instead, he used precious stage time to attack daytime talk show hosts.
He called the women of The View “really dumb

people” and singled out Whoopi Goldberg, claiming he had hired her in the past and that her act was “filthy, dirty, disgusting.”

Huge mistake.

The next morning, The View walked out to Christina Aguilera’s “Dirrty” — full trolling mode engaged. The audience was already laughing before Whoopi spoke a word.

Then she went in.

“I was filthy,” she said, deadpan. “And I stand on that fact. I have always been filthy.”

She looked straight into the camera and reminded Trump of something he clearly hoped everyone forgot:

“You knew that when you hired me. You hired me four times. I headlined, babe, at your casino — which I might’ve continued to play at if you hadn’t run it into the ground. How dumb are you?”

Four bookings. Same act. Same material. Same “filthy” jokes. Trump was either lying now or pretending he didn’t know then — and Whoopi made sure he looked foolish either way.

Then she twisted the knife:
What really set him off wasn’t hurricanes, shutdowns, or national crises.

It was a daytime talk show triggering him so badly he had to admit, publicly, that he watches every episode.

“This is what irritated him,” she said. “Not what’s going on in this country. We irritated him enough that he had to admit he does watch the show.”

The audience exploded. Trump, the man who wants everyone to think he’s above it all, got exposed as just another obsessed viewer hate-watching people who tell the truth about him.

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“This is ridiculous”: Whoopi vs. ABC’s fear

In 2025, things got even more surreal. During a segment about Trump pardoning crypto billionaire Changpeng Zhao, Whoopi made a joke about Trump using an autopen — a machine that signs documents automatically.

It was obviously a joke. The audience laughed. Everyone got it.

Everyone except the nervous executives.

Producers handed Whoopi a blue card on air with a clarification: they couldn’t confirm Trump used an autopen. They wanted her to essentially “fact-check” her own joke.

Whoopi read it, then snapped.

“What the hell? It was a joke,” she said, ripping up the note on live TV. “The hardest thing about this job now is no one understands nuance. You know when I’m serious. You know when I’m making jokes. This is ridiculous.”

In that one moment, she wasn’t just calling out Trump. She was calling out the culture of fear he created — where networks are so scared of retaliation they want legal disclaimers under punchlines.

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Jimmy Kimmel vs. Trump’s FCC Hammer

Meanwhile, over in late night, Jimmy Kimmel was fighting a more direct war.

In September 2025, Trump’s FCC chair Brendan Carr tried to strong-arm ABC’s affiliates, hinting that they could lose their licenses if they kept airing Kimmel’s show. The result: Kimmel was briefly taken off the air.

When he came back, he didn’t hold back.

Fighting through emotion, he told his audience:

“I have friends in Russia and the Middle East who tell me they’d be thrown in prison for making fun of those in power. Our freedom to speak is what they admire most about this country. And I took that for granted — until they pulled my friend Stephen off the air and tried to scare stations into pulling me, too. That’s not legal. That’s not American. That is unAmerican — and it is dangerous.”

The crowd gave him a standing ovation. That episode became the most-watched of his career. His monologue went viral online. The attempt to silence him only made his voice louder.

Trump rage-posted that Kimmel should’ve stayed cancelled. Kimmel calmly dismantled him the next night, line by line.

“Only Donald Trump would try to prove he wasn’t threatening ABC… by threatening ABC,” Kimmel said.

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The Bottom Line

Trump calls them talentless, dumb, disgusting.
But here’s what actually happened:

• He hired Whoopi Goldberg four times, loved her act, and now pretends he didn’t.
• He threatened Jimmy Kimmel’s job — and turned him into a bigger platform for free speech than ever.
• He spent rally time during a hurricane ranting about talk show hosts instead of helping Americans.
• And both of them — Whoopi and Kimmel — are still on the air, still calling him out, still living rent-free in his head.

He can scream, sue, threaten, and whine all he wants.

But if you judge by whose words actually stuck with the public, it’s pretty clear:

Trump didn’t destroy them.
They destroyed him — with jokes, receipts, and the one thing he can’t fake: the truth.