White House urges sitcom producer Chuck Lorre to seek 'psychiatric help' after targeting Trump, first lady, tell me about this news today

The headlines stem from a harsh public exchange between the White House and television producer Chuck Lorre (The Big Bang Theory, Two and a Half Men) following his acceptance speech at the Project Angel Food gala.

During the event, Lorre delivered a profanity-laced speech targeting Donald Trump, former First Lady Melania Trump, and other figures. In his remarks, Lorre used sharp, escalating rhetoric to attack Trumplabeling him with a string of insults including “fascist,” “autocratic,” and a “Russian asset”while also making disparaging personal comments about Melania Trump.

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In response, the White House issued a blistering statement condemning Lorre’s remarks, dismissing his attacks as unhinged vitriol, and sharply urging the veteran sitcom producer to seek “psychiatric help” rather than using charity events for profanity-laden political tirades.