MSNBC Host Nicolle Wallace Has Hilarious Meltdown Over Trump, Throws Script
What made her throw her script? MSNBC host Nicolle Wallace sent shockwaves through the airwaves during a live broadcast as she exploded over former President Donald Trump’s latest remarks. In a heated segment, Wallace threw her script into the air, declaring, “So, you know, it’s time to do something different.
MSNBC’ host’s Nicole Wallace tosses script on air, slams Trump for calling out judge’s daughter on social media https://t.co/07dKBHWFeA pic.twitter.com/HwdpJYW5g4
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Like, we’re not going to have this conversation again.” Trump’s criticism, particularly aimed at the daughter of a New York Supreme Court justice, seemed to strike a nerve with Wallace. “I have come on the air with breaking news about requests for gag orders because of threats for judges and their kids, more times than I could count today before I got ready,” she exclaimed.
Trump, undeterred by the mounting criticism, took to his social media platform Truth Social to defend his position. “So, let me get this straight, the Judge’s daughter is allowed to post pictures of her ‘dream’ of putting me in jail, the Manhattan D.A. is able to say whatever lies about me he wants, the Judge can violate our Laws and Constitution at every turn, but I am not allowed to talk about the attacks against me, and the Lunatics trying to destroy my life, and prevent me from winning the 2024 Presidential Election, which I am dominating?” Trump’s message was clear: he believes he is being unfairly targeted by a biased system that allows his adversaries to profit at his expense.
Trump had previously insinuated that Loren Merchan, the judge’s daughter, has tainted the case through her work lobbying on behalf of Democratic clients like Congressman and Senate candidate Adam Schiff (D-CA), who obtained at least $93 million in donations from appeals about Trump’s various cases.
Last Wednesday Judge Merchan rejected Trump’s request to delay his hush money trial while he seeks a ruling on presidential immunity from the U.S. Supreme Court.