The new season of Comedy Central’s “South Park” kicked off with a shocking start Wednesday night.

In the 30-minute premiere, titled “Sermon on the ‘Mount,” the animated series creators Matt Stone and Trey Parker took jabs at President Donald Trump’s obsession with threatening lawsuits, while commenting on the shuttering of media outlets, government censorship, ChatGPT, religion in America’s schools and more. At one point, the show even puts Trump in bed with Satan.

The episode paints the town of South Park in flames, according to Variety . It shows Eric Cartman, who is depressed that NPR, his favorite radio program, is coming to an end — a reference to Congress recently passing Trump’s plan to claw back $9 billion in already approved funds, including $1.1 billion for the Corporat

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