Charlamagne Drops Donkey of the Day on Trump Over Lies, Epstein & the Economy [Video]

Charlamagne tha God just delivered one of his sharpest takedowns yet—and the target? None other than Donald J. Trump.

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After appearing on Lara Trump’s Fox News show My View, Charlamagne caught heat from the Trumps. Trump hopped on Truth Social and called the Breakfast Club co-host a “racist sleazebag” and “low IQ individual.” But instead of ducking, Charlamagne hit back on air and with receipts.

He named Trump Donkey of the Day and used the segment to tear into Trump’s so-called “accomplishments.” First, Charlamagne addressed why he even went on Lara Trump’s show: he believes in free speech, even when it gets uncomfortable.

Then he played clips from the interview where he rated Trump’s second term poorly. He didn’t hold back—calling out Trump’s tax bill as a gift to the rich and a gut punch to working families. He reminded listeners that Trump ran on lowering grocery prices but left people struggling harder instead.

And that wasn’t even the most explosive part. Charlamagne floated a theory that traditional conservatives are looking to push Trump out by weaponizing the Epstein files. With the MAGA base obsessed with Epstein, he suggested this might be the GOP’s play to regain control of the party.

After that, he read Trump’s unfiltered Truth Social rant, where Trump took credit for ending five wars, stopping Iran’s nukes, closing the border, and turning America into the “hottest country” in the world.

Charlamagne fact-checked every line:
•    No proof Trump had anything to do with ending the Congo-Rwanda conflict.
•    Iran’s nuclear program is still very much active.
•    The border isn’t closed—just tightened.

He called Trump’s tirade classic authoritarian behavior: distract, insult, and rewrite history. He pointed out how Trump fired the head of the labor statistics agency after bad job numbers dropped, another example of how criticism is handled under his leadership.

Charlamagne wrapped up with a call to action: don’t get distracted. He urged his audience to stay locked in on the two things Trump wants to avoid—the economy and the Epstein files. He encouraged people to flood Trump’s socials with real questions that demand real answers.

Phone lines opened, the audience chimed in, and the message was clear: Charlamagne isn’t backing down—and he’s making sure the facts are louder than the name-calling.