Trump-Loving Rocker Ted Nugent Rips Random List Of Anti-MAGA Musicians In Rambling Rant
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The “Cat Scratch Fever” singer frantically called out Trump haters during a freewheeling New Year's Day appearance on right-wing cable.
Rocker Ted Nugent tore into a list of anti-Trump music-makers during a rambling New Year’s Day rant on right-wing cable network Real America’s Voice.
Starting 2026 hot, the “Cat Scratch Fever” singer, MAGA devotee and Real America’s Voice regular attacked The White Stripes’ frontman Jack White, rapper Eminem, pop-punk pioneers Green Day, and Rage Against The Machine’s Tom Morello with a baffling mix of insults, musical praise, baseless political claims and random guitar riffs.
Here are some highlights from the 12-minute TV spot, which Nugent shared to his YouTube channel:
Jack White and Eminem
Nugent applauded White’s joint performance with Eminem during the Detroit Lions’ Thanksgiving game against the Green Bay Packers, saying he “delivered real rock and roll” that sounded like “real Detroit piss and vinegar.”
“Catnip? Cats always show nip. Like 8 per cat. It’s a whole category on CatHub.”
Mike Sardina’s son did not hold back.
Some think the star couple was granted special treatment.
The singer joked that she didn't undergo "a fancy face lift."
Terry Sweeney, the show's first openly gay cast member, didn't hold back his thoughts about Chase's bad behavior.
Abby Phillip bluntly responded to a conservative pundit's misleading defense of a panelist on her show.
The "Loki" actor described the experience to GQ as the “most beautiful, profound, earth-shattering, life-altering” experience.
The pop diva also quipped about her four marriages amid dazzling renditions of some of her greatest hits.
The MS NOW host played clips of Rogan's glowing comments ahead of last year's election and more recent remarks in which he decried the president's actions.
“Uncut Gems” co-director Josh Safdie brings the same frenzied energy to Chalamet’s chaotic ping-pong pursuit.
Jack White wasn't having it with Rep. Tim Burchett's "ugly and angry" dig on social media.