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Chuck Lorre’s Trump, Melania Insults Draw White House Rebuke

By Drooid · Oct 5, 2026, 6:22 PM UTC · How we work

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Chuck Lorre Insults Trump

Chuck Lorre called President Donald Trump a “bloated orange piece of sh*t” during his speech on September 26.
Lorre also criticized First Lady Melania Trump in the same acceptance remarks.
White House spokesperson Davis Ingle labeled Lorre’s comments “Trump Derangement Syndrome” and suggested he seek psychiatric help.
Paramount renewed the “Big Bang Theory” spin-off for a second season on HBO Max.
A federal judge cleared the $110 billion Paramount-Warner Bros. Discovery settlement.

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Lorre Foundation Donates

Project Angel Food’s Angel Awards gala honored donors while raising funds for medically tailored meals for critically ill patients.
Lorre’s charitable foundation made a transformational donation and urged attendees to open their wallets.
The nonprofit calls its service an “oasis” delivering nutrition to life-threatening illness patients in Los Angeles.
Industry commentator Christian Toto said the episode exposed a double standard in Hollywood’s treatment of first-ladies.

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Chuck Lorre Insults Trump

Chuck Lorre called President Donald Trump a “bloated orange piece of sh*t” during his speech on September 26.
Lorre also criticized First Lady Melania Trump in the same acceptance remarks.
White House spokesperson Davis Ingle labeled Lorre’s comments “Trump Derangement Syndrome” and suggested he seek psychiatric help.
Paramount renewed the “Big Bang Theory” spin-off for a second season on HBO Max.
A federal judge cleared the $110 billion Paramount-Warner Bros. Discovery settlement.

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