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Trump Criticizes Grammy Awards and Threatens Legal Action Against Trevor Noah

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In a recent post on Truth Social, former President Donald Trump criticized the Grammy Awards, labeling them as 'virtually unwatchable.' His comments came after host Trevor Noah made a joke referencing convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein during the ceremony. Trump expressed his intention to 'have some fun' with the situation and hinted at potential legal action against Noah. This controversy highlights ongoing tensions surrounding public figures and their responses to media commentary.

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