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The View Hosts Slam Trump's 'Fake' FIFA Peace Prize

12/8/2025

Summary

Story summary

The View cohosts criticized U.S. President Donald Trump's inaugural FIFA Peace Prize, calling the award "fake" and "cringe."
Sunny Hostin, Ana Navarro, and Alyssa Farah Griffin criticized the award, with Hostin questioning FIFA's integrity, Navarro distributing fake medals to cohosts, and Farah Griffin noting Trump's focus on legacy over domestic issues.
Gavin Newsom ridiculed the award by sharing a Photoshopped image of himself receiving a spoof accolade.

History

Historical Context

FIFA established the Peace Prize in 2025, awarding it to U.S. President Donald Trump during the 2026 World Cup draw. This decision drew criticism amid FIFA's tarnished reputation from the 2015 corruption scandal, which implicated numerous officials, including Sepp Blatter. The backlash reflects a historical pattern where political figures exploit sports accolades, raising concerns about the integrity of both sports organizations and political leaders.

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Story summary

The View cohosts criticized U.S. President Donald Trump's inaugural FIFA Peace Prize, calling the award "fake" and "cringe."
Sunny Hostin, Ana Navarro, and Alyssa Farah Griffin criticized the award, with Hostin questioning FIFA's integrity, Navarro distributing fake medals to cohosts, and Farah Griffin noting Trump's focus on legacy over domestic issues.
Gavin Newsom ridiculed the award by sharing a Photoshopped image of himself receiving a spoof accolade.

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