White House Criticizes South Park Trump Parody, Calls Show ‘Irrelevant for Over 20 Years’

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South Park’s Season 27 premiere ignited major backlash for depicting Trump seducing Satan, featuring graphic deepfake content and mocking his anatomy. The White House dismissed the episode, saying the show is “hanging on by a thread” and called it “a desperate attempt for attention.” This controversy underscores the ongoing clash between political figures and satirical TV shows.            Ask ChatGPT

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00:00The girlies are fighting, and by the girlies, I mean Donald Trump and the White House and South Park.

00:04So for those of you who might have missed it, season 27 of South Park premiered last night,

00:09and the show savagely came for Donald Trump.

00:12There was this bit of Donald Trump in bed with Satan.

00:15There were quips made about what Donald Trump is working with below the belt.

00:18There was a Jeffrey Epstein comment.

00:20The show also took aim at Paramount and CBS and the cancellation of Stephen Colbert's show.

00:25There was a lot of shade thrown, and now the White House is responding.

00:29The White House released a statement to Variety pointing out the left's hypocrisy,

00:33saying that the left has no authentic or original content,

00:36which is why the popularity of South Park continues to hit record lows.

00:39The White House said the show hasn't been relevant for over 20 years

00:42and is hanging on by a thread in a desperate attempt for attention.

00:45Then the statement goes on to talk about Donald Trump's accomplishments,

00:48saying that no fourth-rate show can derail President Trump's hot streak.

00:52What do you think about South Park taking aim at President Trump and the White House's response?

00:57Go ahead and let us know.

00:58And to find out more about a crazy conspiracy theory involving Ozzy Osbourne and Trisha Paytas,

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