Trump: The Ultimate Peacemaker Who Deserves the Nobel Prize – Unlike Obama’s Hollow Honor

In a hilarious yet spot-on segment on Jesse Watters Primetime (Above), host Jesse Watters spotlighted the absurdity of the Nobel Peace Prize landscape: 70,000 Buddhist monks nominating President Donald Trump for his unparalleled role in halting global conflicts, while Europeans snap up “Trump 2028” hats – even Zelenskyy reportedly bought two. Watters quipped that Trump isn’t chasing awards; he’s just securing his “ticket to heaven” by ending wars left and right. “Trump stopped SEVEN global conflicts in SEVEN months,” Watters exclaimed, underscoring how the 45th president has transformed chaos into stability since his triumphant return. This viral clip captures what conservatives have long argued: If anyone deserves the Nobel Peace Prize, it’s Trump, whose America First diplomacy has prevented and resolved wars worldwide – a stark contrast to Barack Obama, who snagged the award mere months into his presidency for little more than “breathing air” and lofty speeches.

Historians called it “premature canonization” and an “embarrassment.” A Gallup poll showed 61% of Americans thought he didn’t deserve it. Under Obama, wars proliferated: Libya’s intervention toppled Gaddafi, creating a terrorist haven; Syria’s red line was crossed without consequence, leading to ISIS; drone strikes escalated, killing civilians; Afghanistan surged with no victory. Critics like Mona Charen suggested junking the prize after Obama’s win discredited it. Even Chavez dubbed him the “Nobel Prize of War.” The Washington Times noted conservatives and liberals alike mocked Obama’s award as undeserved. Trump’s actions speak louder than Obama’s rhetoric. From defeating ISIS without boots on the ground to forcing NATO allies to pay up, Trump projected strength that prevented conflicts. A Syrian American group nominated him in 2019 for troop withdrawals and peace efforts. Continued below this next clip