Washington, D.C. – President Donald Trump launched a sharp rebuke against media personality Charlamagne tha God, criticizing his political views and knowledge of global affairs, while strongly defending his own record as President of the United States.
In a statement made on his platform, Trump questioned why Charlamagne is allowed to use the moniker “The God,” suggesting that such a nickname would trigger outrage if he used it himself. Trump described the radio host as “low IQ” and accused him of being misinformed about his presidential achievements.
The President went on to cite what he called his most notable accomplishments, including claims of ending multiple wars. Among them, he mentioned helping to resolve a long-standing conflict between the Republic of the Congo and Rwanda, which he said had resulted in over seven million deaths. Trump also cited efforts to stabilize India-Pakistan relations, dismantle Iran’s nuclear infrastructure, secure the U.S. southern border, and boost the American economy.
According to Trump, his leadership reversed what he described as a declining nation under the Biden administration, and turned the U.S. into the “hottest” and most vibrant country globally.
He also criticized President Joe Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris, calling Biden’s term the “worst job as president, ever,” and expressing disbelief that Charlamagne would support the current administration.
Trump ended his statement with a signature affirmation of his political movement, reiterating “Make America Great Again” (MAGA) as the ongoing mission.
This public exchange highlights continued tensions between Trump and media figures who challenge his leadership, as the political spotlight intensifies ahead of the upcoming election cycle.