Trump Demands Prosecution of Kamala Harris, Beyoncé, Oprah & Al Sharpton — And It’s Giving Full-On Meltdown Energy
Donald Trump is back at it again with the unhinged rants — and this time, he’s coming for Vice President Kamala Harris, Beyoncé, Oprah Winfrey, and Rev. Al Sharpton in one of his most chaotic tirades yet.
In a Truth Social post that reads more like a conspiracy theory than a political statement, Trump called for the prosecution of all four public figures, claiming — without evidence — that they were “paid off by Kamala Harris” to endorse her politically.
Let’s be clear:
- That’s not true.
- Even if it were, there’s literally nothing illegal about it.
Celebrities get paid for endorsements all the time — whether it’s skincare, sneakers, or political candidates. It’s not a crime, it’s capitalism, and Trump of all people should understand that. But instead, he’s pushing baseless accusations, all while failing to mention, you know, the mountains of legal trouble he’s currently drowning in.
Critics are calling it a classic Trump distraction tactic — whipping up scandalous nonsense to draw attention away from his own scandals, including his shady connections to Jeffrey Epstein that people still have a lot of questions about.
So what’s the end game here?
Well, according to political analysts, Trump’s rant is just the latest attempt to smear high-profile Black leaders and celebrities who don’t fall in line with his agenda. It’s no coincidence that the targets of this unprovoked attack are Black and incredibly influential — Kamala Harris is the sitting VP, Beyoncé is an international icon, Oprah is a media mogul, and Rev. Sharpton is a civil rights legend.

Twitter/X users were quick to react:
- “Trump really woke up and chose delusion today.”
- “Imagine trying to prosecute Oprah. We’re in clown world.”
- “This is what happens when you run out of lawyers and good ideas.”
At this point, it’s becoming painfully obvious that Trump is spiraling — and rather than face his own legal drama, he’s tossing out wild allegations like confetti. But while he’s busy chasing celebrity beefs and fantasy crimes, the rest of us are paying attention to the real story: the growing calls for accountability around Epstein’s powerful network of enablers — a network Trump himself has been linked to for decades.
So next time Trump goes on a rant, just remember:
When the circus gets loud, it’s usually to drown out the truth.