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White House fires back after South Park mocks Trump and Paramount settlement

The White House fired back at South Park on Thursday for mocking President Donald Trump during its season premiere.

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White House: 'South Park' hasn't 'been relevant for over 20 years' after Trump parody

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'South Park' apologizes for Season 27 premiere's jabs at Trump after White House rebuke

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How can I watch the 'South Park' Trump episode? Where to see Season 27

“South Park” creators Trey Parker and Matt Stone satirize President Donald Trump and Paramount Global in the Season 27 premiere.

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“South Park” Skewers a Satire-Proof President

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White House, 'South Park' trade barbs: What to know about the feud

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'South Park' apology? Yeah, right. Here's when the next episode comes out

The episode, titled "Sermon on the Mount," depicts a litigious Trump as Satan's lover, pokes fun at the size of his, well, you know, and takes aim at Paramount, even though earlier in the week Stone ...

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Stephen Colbert Praises ‘South Park’s Naked AI Trump PSA: “An Important Message Of Hope”

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‘South Park’ slams Trump. Great, but the show helped make him president | Opinion

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White House threatens Joy Behar, saying 'The View' could be canceled

The White House sent a warning to Joy Behar, co-host of "The View" saying the show could be canceled if she doesn't stop attacking President Donald Trump.

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The $8-billion Skydance-Paramount Global deal is finally closing. Now what?

After finally getting approval from the Federal Communications Commission, Skydance Media is just weeks away from completing its $8-billion merger with Paramount Global, leading to sweeping changes for some of the most iconic media brands.

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From Columbia University to Paramount, Trump keeps getting his way as America’s 1st 'suer in chief'

Donald Trump is no stranger to lawsuits. In fact, he was involved in more than 4,000 of them before winning the White House in 2016. Since then, Trump has made headlines mostly as a defendant — that is,