
In a moment that had both U.S. politics and distant galaxies laughing out loud, California Governor Gavin Newsom officially announced onĀ The Late Show with Stephen ColbertĀ that he had won the most prestigious award of all time:
āMost Peaceful Person in the History of the Earth Intergalactic Peace Prize.ā
According to Newsom, the prize was unanimously agreed upon by representatives from the Orion civilization, robots from the Andromeda nebula, and even a spiritual koala council from Australia ā all affirming that no one on Earth is as peaceful as he is. āHonestly,ā Newsom said, āeven Trump could learn a thing or two about peace.ā

Hereās the kicker:Ā every award Trump has ever āreceivedā ā from the fictional FIFA trophy to global āGreatest Human on the Planetā memes ā suddenly becomes meaningless in Newsomās intergalactic universe.
Colbert had to remind the audience, āYes, heās actually serious.ā
While Newsom walked off confidently in his interstellar glow, Trump is still grappling with reality: the awards he was once mocked for are, in fact, only alive in⦠memes, tweets, and the imaginations of satirists. Some political observers quipped: āIf there were a contest for āmost globally ridiculed,ā Trump would take gold ā but it carries zero legal or intergalactic weight.ā
Adding to the spectacle, Newsom didnāt stop at Colbert. He revealed he will appear next on Jimmy Kimmel, where Kimmel has apparently prepared a congratulatory ceremony from the planet he claims as his home. Meanwhile, Trump may need a crash course in āgalactic rankingsā if he wants to catch up in the absurd award race.

Bottom line: the universe now has a āMost Peaceful Person on Earthā ā and itās not Trump. For commentators, itās a clear lesson on the difference betweenĀ meme fameĀ and
honors recognized by robots, spiritual koalas, and extraterrestrial civilizations alike.
The only question left: will Trump strike back with a new meme, or sit silently while Newsom soaks in his intergalactic glory? One thing is certain: if the universe has a sense of humor, weāre all going to be laughing.
