Donald Trump fired at Seth Meyers, calling the TV host 'dumb and untalented' and demanding that Comcast 'pay a big price' for negative coverage.

Trump threatened the incisive late night host in a rant posted at 1:24 a.m. on Truth Social last night. Read it in full, if you have the stomach:

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He also took aim at the NBC late night host's parent company Comcast, saying they should "pay a big price" for its shows' "political hits"

On Wednesday night's episode of Late Night with Seth Meyers, the host offered a subtle dig at Donald Trump after the President-elect went on a bizarre rant about his late-night show.

Seth Meyers has subtly responded to Donald Trump after the President-elect called the late-night host “dumb and untalented” on Truth Social. On Wednesday’s “Late Night with Seth Meyers,” the host didn’t mention Trump by name — but with a wink and a nod,

Donald Trump scolded Seth Meyers and NBC, branding the host as “dumb and untalented,” before attacking NBC’s parent company Comcast. The President-elect lambasted the comedian as “Marble Mouth Meyers” stating that he is “merely a slot filler for the Scum that runs Comcast” in a late-night Truth Social rant Monday.

President-Elect Donald Trump blasts Seth Meyers for insulting him on Late Night, says parent company Comcast should pay a "big price," in late-night rant against the late-night host.

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