Trevor Noah Gets Under Trump’s Skin With Joke Tying Greenland Obsession To Epstein Island
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The president wasn't happy about the comedian jeering at him during the Grammy Awards.
Grammy’s host Trevor Noah made a joke about President Donald Trump’s deep desire to take over Greenland during Sunday’s awards show.
While congratulating Billie Eilish for her Song of the Year win, the former host of the “Daily Show” said, “Wow. That’s a Grammy that every artist wants, almost as much as Trump wants Greenland.”
Further dunking on Trump over his ties to the late, disgraced financier Jeffrey Epstein, Noah said that it all “makes sense because since Epstein’s gone, he needs a new island to hang out with Bill Clinton.”
The quip seemed to wink at emails from Epstein’s brother that mention photos of “Trump blowing Bubba,” a known nickname of Clinton’s. The idea of an illicit encounter between the presidents seems to hinge on salacious conjecture and little more, however.
While court documents, photos and flight logs link both Trump and Clinton to Epstein, there is no substantive evidence showing either ever visited the late sex offender’s private island, Little St. James, as well.
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