Trump vows to sue Trevor Noah for harsh Epstein joke made during his hosting of the Grammys.

Donald Trump issued a warning to comedian Trevor Noah after Noah made jokes about him during the Grammy Awards.

Noah hosted the Grammys on February 1 and took jabs at Trump during the event. One joke referenced Trump's remarks about Greenland and his association with Jeffrey Epstein.

Trump reacted strongly to Noah's jokes, particularly the one about him needing a new place to spend time with Bill Clinton after Epstein's island was no longer available.

Clinton has denied involvement in Epstein's crimes, despite his previous association with him.

Ghislaine Maxwell stated that Clinton was her friend, not Epstein's, and denied his involvement in illegal activities. Trump has also denied knowledge of Epstein's crimes and distanced himself from him long ago.

In response to Noah's remarks, Trump threatened legal action against the comedian. He criticized the Grammys and Noah on Truth Social, calling the awards show "virtually unwatchable" and unfavorably comparing Noah to other late-night hosts.

Trump rejected Noah's jokes, denying ever visiting Epstein's island and refuting any accusations of doing so. He called Noah's comments false and defamatory, warning him to "get his facts straight" and considering legal action against him.

Trump hinted at potential legal action against Noah, referring to past disputes with media figures and networks and expressing his intention to "have some fun" with the situation.