Podcaster Zack Peter weighed in after California Governor Gavin Newsom took a jab at U.S. President Donald Trump, calling him a “loser.” The governor's remark came after the president failed to secure the 2025 Nobel Peace Prize.Zack Peter, host of No Filter with Zack Peter, shared his reaction on October 11, 2025, the same day Newsom commented on a Time Magazine post about POTUS. Reposting Newsom's comment, Peter wrote:“Lol what intern does Newsom have running his X account? His shady gay tweets are just tragic… I don’t know who he thinks he’s winning over with them?”Zack Peter @justplainzackLINKLol what intern does Newsom have running his X account? His shady gay tweets are just tragic... I don't know who he thinks he's winning over with them?For context, on October 10, the official X account of Time Magazine shared a post with the caption:“Trump loses Nobel Peace Prize he shamelessly campaigned for.”It was linked to an article describing how POTUS had repeatedly expressed his desire for the Nobel Peace Prize and had often credited himself for ending several global conflicts.However, Donald Trump did not win the title. On Friday, October 10, the Nobel Committee announced that María Corina Machado, a Venezuelan opposition leader, would receive the 2025 Nobel Peace Prize. "She [María Corina Machado] is receiving the Nobel Peace Prize for her tireless work promoting democratic rights for the people of Venezuela and for her struggle to achieve a just and peaceful transition from dictatorship to democracy," read the Committee's press release.Gavin Newsom reposted Time’s X post on Trump, where he called out POTUS and wrote:“What a loser.”Zack Peter picked up on this comment and reposted with his own remarks the same day.Zack Peter responds to Trump’s reaction to Jimmy Kimmel’s show reinstatementPresident Donald Trump (Image via Getty)Recently, Podcaster Zack Peter responded to Trump’s reaction to ABC’s decision to reinstate Jimmy Kimmel Live! after a brief suspension.The controversy surrounding the late-night show began after comedian Jimmy Kimmel made divisive remarks about the assassination of conservative activist Charlie Kirk. His comments sparked outrage within both the MAGA community and ABC itself, leading the network to temporarily pull Jimmy Kimmel Live! from its lineup on September 17.However, on September 22, ABC decided to bring the late-night show back on air, a move that quickly drew backlash from Donald Trump.Hours before the show’s return, the president took to Truth Social to condemn the decision and reference his past legal victory against the network.“I can’t believe ABC Fake News gave Jimmy Kimmel his job back… I think we’re going to test ABC out on this. Let’s see how we do. Last time I went after them, they gave me $16 Million Dollars. This one sounds even more lucrative. A true bunch of losers! Let Jimmy Kimmel rot in his bad Ratings,” Trump wrote.This sparked widespread reactions across social media. Among those who responded was Zack Peter, who deemed Trump's remarks both baseless and unnecessary in an X post on September 24.He first addressed POTUS's threat of a lawsuit, noting that the president had no legal grounds to sue over ABC’s programming decisions. He further argued that instead of reigniting media feuds, the president should direct his attention toward national priorities.“Trump has no grounds to sue ABC for choosing to reinstate Kimmel. 25% of the market has already refused to air his show… Let Kimmel’s show die with its declining ratings & let’s focus on more important things,” Zack Peter wrote.Zack Peter @justplainzackLINK🙄 Trump has no grounds to sue ABC for choosing to reinstate Kimmel. 25% of the market has already refused to air his show. Let Kimmel’s show die with its declining ratings & let’s focus on more important things.President Donald Trump recently revisited his grievance over not receiving the Nobel Peace Prize. In an October 13 Truth Social post, he shared a screenshot of an earlier X post from Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, who had urged the committee to award the U.S. president the Nobel Peace Prize, saying he “deserves it.”