Less than a month after botched assassination, MSNBC takes Trump-hating rhetoric to reckless level

It's no secret that MSNBC good morning joe The crew epitomizes the “disorder” of Trump Derangement Syndrome, taking their hatred of the nation's 45th president to heart, but Monday's show was surprising even for the low bar set by Joe Scarborough and co.

A month since a 20-year-old man and boy outsmarted the Secret Service's $3 billion operation and nearly killed 2024 Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump, MSNBC contributor Charles Sykes taking his Trump-hating rhetoric to a reckless level, insisting that the former president is “desperate” and capable of “anything.”

Confident that the DC political machine's coronation of Kamala Harris had achieved its goal, creating the perception that the most unpopular vice president in American history experienced a sudden resurgence in the eyes of Americans and now not only it's the best thing since sliced ​​bread, but it actually is. able to win in November, the good morning joe The talking head talked about how Trump will respond to his supposedly inevitable loss.

“This is pre-election denial by Donald Trump,” Sykes proclaimed. “It's no mystery, Donald Trump will never take kindly to defeat in this election. He's already laying the groundwork for what's going to happen after November. I think it's going to be an extraordinarily dangerous period. He's got voter deniers in key states, his base is not psychologically ready for me to lose.”

“It's no mystery that Donald Trump will never take kindly to defeat in this election. He's already laying the groundwork for what's to come after November. I think it's going to be an extraordinarily dangerous period.” –@SykesCharlie pic.twitter.com/FTcKnFHul4

— Morning Joe (@Morning_Joe) August 12, 2024

“This is a desperate man,” he continued. “Donald Trump is not just going to lose the election. Donald Trump knows that if he's not elected president, he could go to jail. He's going to do and say anything. You see in this tweet, not only the fact that he's found out and lost it, but he's already coming up with his lines about why he can deny the results of the election, how the nomination of Kamala Harris is unconstitutional, how being that stolen, all this in advance.”

“No one should be surprised or think that this fever will end on November 5,” Sykes concluded. “Whatever happens, we're about to enter a very dangerous period in American politics, led by Donald Trump, obviously assisted by Republicans who have simply decided they're not going to draw the line.”

Many of those who are already skeptical of the Secret Service's inexplicable behavior during the attempt on Trump's life believe there may be other assassination attempts before November arrives and with the kind of rhetoric on MSNBC , whose parent company is Comcast, the next mystery loner. whoever sinks the agencies of the DC alphabet will not lack content to arouse their emotions.

Here's a quick sampling of responses to the story, as seen on X, from social media users who understand the screening when they see it:

On the other hand, do you think the Democrats will concede graciously if they lose?

— Rural Revolution (@pelgrimboy14) August 12, 2024

You might want to talk to some of your own colleagues about this. Raskin has already stated that he will not accept a peaceful transfer of power.
Always, projection with these people.

— Cash$Money (@CashMon55832121) August 12, 2024

I'm just leaving this here… https://t.co/aiXuQLcKLp

— Rob Parker (@robdubparker) August 12, 2024

Based on the Democrats' long history of violence if Donald Trump wins? Democrats with Antifa and BLM will BURN Washington DC to the ground….

— ProudBoomer2 (@Proud_Boomer2) August 12, 2024

Because: stealing elections should have consequences.

— Just one of the #OutsideForces (@ampay) August 12, 2024

Don't cheat this time and you have nothing to worry about.

— Red, White and Real News (@RWTNews) August 12, 2024

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