Donald Trump went off on Seth Meyers' late-night NBC show, declaring that "Comcast should pay a BIG price" for shows that he calls "political hits."

President-elect Donald Trump slammed Comcast and television personality Seth Meyers after the late-night talk show host made jokes about his recent sentencing hearing. On Monday night, January 13, the 78-year-old took to his Truth Social platform and claimed NBC was a network "run by a truly bad group of people.

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:

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"

After Meyers blasted the president-elect during a regular segment on his program called “Closer Look,” Trump took to his Truth Social account on Tuesday morning, deriding Meyers for being a “bad” comedian and calling him a “moron” and “untalented.”

CNN and NBC became the first major news houses to make personnel changes after Donald Trump ascended to the presidency for the second time. In the coming weeks, the two organizations will layoff over 100 employees combined.

NBC's Seth Meyers and Comcast are the latest targets of the president-elect's criticism following Jimmy Kimmel and "60 Minutes."

On "Late Night" Wednesday, Seth Meyers responded to Donald Trump's rant against him: "I hope you get a TV soon that allows you to change the channel."

Late Night' host Seth Meyers and writer Amber Ruffin joked that Donald Trump causes panic napping just hours after the president-elect ranted about the show on social media.

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