Trump has threatened to sue the Grammy host for saying he was on Epstein Island
Trevor Noah said in one of his monologues about Trump that "since Epstein is gone he needs a new island to be with Bill Clinton," referring to Greenland.
U.S. President Donald Trump has threatened to sue Trevor Noha, the host of the Grammy Awards, for saying he was on the island of Jeffrey Epstein: "It looks like I'm going to send my lawyers to sue this poor, pathetic, talented, stupid presenter Trevor Noha," he wrote on the Truth social network.
During the ceremony, Noah said in reference to Greenland, "Since Epstein's absence, he needs a new island to stay with Bill Clinton. "
The Grammy awards were delivered tonight in Los Angeles, and Bad Bunny, Billie Eilish and other musicians protested against the president and his migration policy.
Trump has stated on the social network that he does not know whether Bill Clinton was on Epstein Island, but he has never been there: "Until tonight's false and defamatory statement , I was never accused of being there, even in the fake media. "
The President of the United States has accused Noah of being a "big loser" and has asked him to "clarify his facts" and do "quick" .
This Friday, the U.S. Department of Justice released 3 million new documentsabout the investigation with paedophile and billionaire Jeffrey Epstein, including Trump himself, Bill Clinton, etc.
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