MSNBC Host Weighs In On Trump’s Wisconsin Rally

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Recently former Presiden Trump was in Wisconsin and when he arrived he decided to have a little fun.

The former President threw on a road vest and hopped in a dump truck. Later, he showed up to a rally and brought the house down in what may be his best political speech.

The media is not taking it well either.

On MSNBC’s “Morning Joe,” hosts Joe Scarborough and Mika Brzezinski freaked out, calling Trump’s stunt an example of his trademark “hypocrisy.” Scarborough sarcastically mocked conservative outrage with an impersonation of Fox News, saying, “Oh, how could anybody do this?” then claiming the “gaslighting never ends.” According to Scarborough, Trump is simply banking on what he called the “sad” loyalty of his base, framing the former president’s strategy as relying on divisive, attention-grabbing moves.

They really are losing it.

The political circus started over the weekend when comedian Tony Hinchcliffe, performing at a Madison Square Garden rally for Trump, made a joke referring to Puerto Rico as a “floating island of garbage.” The Democrats hopped on hoping it would move the needle for Kamala until it didn’t and then Joe came out with his statement which caused the bedlam.

CBS’s Norah O’Donnell also had a bit of meltdown.

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