Why Trump Can’t Stand His Nobel Prize Humiliation | The Daily Beast Podcast



Joanna Coles and Hugh Dougherty dive into Trump-world’s latest chaos, from Trump’s Nobel Peace Prize humiliation to Pete Hegseth’s chilling talk of live-streaming a military execution. John Ossoff delivers a brutal debate performance as Democrats eye the midterms, while a Texas candidate vanishes from the campaign trail. Plus, Kimberly Guilfoyle is engulfed in a jaw-dropping scandal that could spell trouble for Marco Rubio. From Trump’s bruised ego to MAGA’s money trail, the week’s political drama just keeps getting uglier.

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00:00 – Trump’s Nobel Peace Prize Snub
00:04:07 – Trump’s Nobel Obsession Gets Him Mocked
00:08:00 – Why Navi Pillay’s Win Is a Message to Trump
00:13:36 – Trump’s Peacemaker Fantasy vs. His Record of Violence
00:23:07 – The Plan to Livestream a Military Execution
00:28:01 – Why Streaming an Execution Would Be Barbaric
00:32:02 – Pete Hegseth’s Self-Inflicted Political Mess
00:33:04 – John Ossoff Takes on Trump’s Allies in Georgia
00:37:00 – Trump’s National Security Pick Faces Tough Questions
00:41:01 – Michigan’s Senate Race Heats Up
00:46:00 – James Talarico Surges Against Ken Paxton in Texas
00:51:06 – Marco Rubio’s Presidential Ambitions Take Center Stage
00:54:04 – Kimberly Guilfoyle’s Explosive Pay-to-Play Scandal
00:51:06 – RFK Jr.’s Controversial Influence on Russia
00:55:05 – Kimberly Guilfoyle’s Donor Turns Against Her
01:02:25 – Marco Rubio Gets Dragged Into Guilfoyle’s Scandal
01:06:00 – Hegseth, Ossoff and the Week’s Unfinished Business

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📖 Title: Why Trump Can’t Stand His Nobel Prize Humiliation
👂 Podcast: The Daily Beast Podcast
📺 Episode: 782
🎧 Format: Full Podcast
📅 Date: October 9, 2026
👨‍💼 Guest: Hugh Dougherty
🎙️ Host: Joanna Coles

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41 Comments

  1. Doesnt one have to be nominated for the NPP? – was The Orange Tan nom'd? – if so, who nom'd it? – or is it that the previous nom by Neten-yahoo carries over from previous year?

  2. Trump truly believes his own rhetoric!!! He believes everything he says. He doesn't lie. He drinks his own Kool-aid. The second he says it …..he believes it!!!

    Its mind boggling that there has been so few calls to action from the US public!!! The US has been seen as an aggressive country around the world for decades…..where is this aggression when your country is attacked from the inside. I think that the US public is still just as surprised as the rest of us. They seem to think that their country will just automatically fix itself after Trump is gone. The mess he will leave when he is gone will be huge. They might need us Canadians then. Please legislate on our "niceness" so we can turn our backs when help is needed. LOL.

    WAKE UP!!!

  3. In his delusional mind, he believes all other world leaders bow to him, and that is why he bragged about being able to end the Russia/Ukraine war in 24 hours.
    He is seriously incapable of accepting that the world is laughing at him, even when it is literally on video. Unless Natalie is protecting him from seeing the video.

  4. While a Nobel Peace Prize might not fit someone with a knack for conflict, awarding Donald Trump a share of this year’s Physics Prize alongside Francis Halzen makes perfect sense. After all, if Halzen won for discovering 'ghost particles,' Trump certainly qualifies as an expert in imagining ghosts.

  5. Narcs need external narcissistic supply that is why Trump is obsessed over the peace prize. He’s an empty shell of human being who needs every trophy award and accolade to momentarily fill his ego. It’s like a drug to narcissist. As simple and pathetic as that. Everything Trump does and says is a textbook narcissistic reaction.

  6. Hello, reporting from 3 days in the future. Jimmy Talarico is back and sounds fine. In a TV interview he made a "dad joke" about Ken Paxton suffering from a "rare medical condition: clinical levels of cowardice." He has also been posting with good-looking women. This enrages the MAGats, who all have a weird, anxious and confused take on sexuality. The idea that someone they characterise as a "vaguein" to quote Donald Trump, (when he means "vegan") hence an effeminate "girly man" – and not a "real man" – is actually hot and the ladies like him, really grinds their sad little gears.

  7. I recommend anyone read or reread the first chapter of Michel Foucault's masterpiece Discipline and Punish to understand what a public execution means in the context of the spectacle of the power of monarchy over the human body. This act by Trump – if he allows it – is a weird historical regression. A reminder of his wish to be considered a king. In the context of early modern European history, public executions were not merely a means of enforcing criminal law; they were a highly orchestrated spectacle designed to manifest the absolute power of the monarchy directly upon the human body.
    This concept, most famously analysed by philosopher Michel Foucault in his seminal work Discipline and Punish, highlights several key meanings behind this practice:
    1. The Sovereign's Right over Life and Death
    Under absolute monarchies, a crime was not viewed just as an offence against a victim or society but as a direct personal assault on the king's authority.
    • The Body as the Legal Site: Because the monarch was the law, breaking the law was an act of treason or rebellion.
    • Physical Re-enactment: The execution was a ritualised battle where the monarch always won. Destroying the condemned person's body was the physical manifestation of the king re-establishing his absolute dominion.
    2. The Asymmetry of Power
    The sheer brutality of public torture and execution was intentional. It was meant to showcase a massive, unyielding imbalance of power.
    • The Sovereign's Might: The contrast between the defenceless body of the prisoner and the total, crushing power of the state apparatus demonstrated that resistance to the monarch was entirely futile.
    • Physical Destruction: Mechanisms like drawing and quartering or burning at the stake literally dismantled the human body, symbolising how the sovereign could dissolve anyone who crossed the crown.
    3. Public Theatre as a Deterrent
    For the spectacle to work, it required an audience. The public square served as a theatre of state terror.

  8. The Nobel Peace Prize committee keeps every thing a secret for 50 years. They do not inform anyone if they are under consideration. They don't post a final ranking of the individuals nominated. Trump claims that he was cheated. Was he even under consideration. If nominated he may not have been in the top ten. This is pure Trump speak. He lures people into believing things that aren't being said.

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