Bulwark Takes Trump Spent the Holidays Yelling at the TV
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Dec 24, 2025 In a surprising holiday twist, Trump spent Christmas Eve relentlessly posting threats at media outlets. Tim Miller delves into the irony of Trump’s calls to revoke broadcast licenses for networks he dislikes. The discussion highlights Trump’s personal attacks on Stephen Colbert and how his late-night rants reflect deeper issues of obsession and political messaging. Linking the chaos to economic troubles, Tim encourages listeners to prioritize community over online outrage, urging everyone to enjoy family time instead of rage-posting.
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Midnight Rage Reveals Media Obsession
- Tim Miller argues Trump spent Christmas Eve rage-posting threats at TV networks instead of being with family.
- This behavior signals a president focused on media validation rather than public concerns.
Threats To Broadcasters As Political Pressure
- Miller highlights specific aggressive posts targeting late-night hosts and broadcast licenses.
- Those posts show an attempt to pressure private networks and influence media ownership decisions.
Personal Attacks On Hosts As Bullying
- Miller notes Trump singled out Stephen Colbert and urged CBS to cancel him.
- That personal targeting reads as presidential bullying aimed at shaping network behavior.