WWE Hall of Famer Mick Foley has once again spoken out against Donald Trump, this time addressing comments the president made about Iran during a rally in Nebraska. According to Ringside News, Foley’s latest Instagram post came after Trump suggested during the rally that Iran could “take out” Los Angeles and San Diego.
The post marks the latest in a string of public statements from Foley directed at Trump. Ringside News noted that the message came just one day after Foley had posted about a roadside billboard he encountered in Tennessee, suggesting an ongoing pattern of political commentary from the wrestling legend.
Foley’s criticism of Trump is not new. PWMania reported that Foley had previously criticized Trump’s response to the death of film director Rob Reiner in late 2025. NoDQ also referenced that earlier criticism, noting Foley’s comments at the time about Trump’s remarks on Reiner’s death.
In his more recent statements, Foley has also taken aim at elected officials more broadly. According to NoDQ, Foley said that “hundreds of our elected leaders are too gutless” to speak up about Trump, reflecting his continued willingness to weigh in on political matters publicly.
Foley has remained a visible presence in wrestling media even as he engages in this commentary, with PWMania referring to him in connection with AEW in its coverage of the Nebraska rally remarks.
