MSNBC Anchor: ‘Makes Complete Sense’ To Treat Trump Like a Mobster or Terrorist!

Donald Trump should be treated like an amalgamation of Osama bin Laden and Al Capone! To an MSNBC anchor, this is “completely understandable.”

Nicolle Wallace may have been able to miss Thursday’s MSNBC broadcast, but the hatred of Trump remained rooted. Alicia Menendez, the daughter of Senator Bob Menendez (D.N.J.), was her substitute host. 

“This makes perfect senseThe January 6th Committee is currently using Mobsters are not allowed to use these tactics“

Yikes! 

Michael Schmidt is the one who started the “1-2-3” punch. New York TimesWallace has romantically connected a correspondent. Continue building on the work of a Times Schmidt co-authored the article and stated that Schmidt’s January 6th committee discovered holes in Trump’s call logs. It is believed that Trump used both his own personal phone and the phones of his aides, rather than using White House telephone lines. 

It was then that Neal Katyal (Obama’s former Acting Secretary General and Hillary donor, as well as Biden donor) declared, “it’s!” It’s not uncommon to be a mobster.It’s hard to track down, so you do it. This is what appears to be happening here. I’m sure that Trump would have made his calls on pay phones if that didn’t imply he had to leave the house. Indeed, Trump really did operate in this—and this is of a piece with other stories—in which He ran the presidency as a mob boss. You know, if you don’t create a record, you can’t get caught.”

It is obvious that this channel is Democrat-owned cable. This show’s first hour featured Donald Trump. This makes perfect sense considering that the January 6 Committee is focused on putting Republicans in the most negative light possible, with a focus on the midterms. This is what you do when Joe Biden polls in the 40s. Mike Schmidt might be explaining his perpetually dour look by using this method. 

MSNBC anchor Alicia Menendez saying it makes “complete sense” for Donald Trump to be treated like a mobster or terrorist was sponsored in part by Coca-Cola, Pepsico, Constant Contact, and DirecTV.

The transcript is here.

MSNBC
Deadline White House
2/10/22
4:00 pm ET

MICHAELSCHMIDT: Trump would use his and others’ phones to make phone calls.

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NEAL KATYAL : It’s not common to borrow someone else’s cell phone. It’s not uncommon. It’s not uncommon to be a mobster.It’s hard to track down, so you do it. This is what appears to be happening here. I’m sure that Trump would have made his calls on pay phones if that didn’t imply he had to leave the house. Indeed, Trump really did operate in this—and this is of a piece with other stories—in which He ran the presidency as a mob boss. You know, if you don’t create a record, you can’t get caught.

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ALICIA MENENDEZ makes complete senseThe January 6th Committee is currently using Terrorists are usually forbidden from using these tactics.