A humiliating scene unfolded Friday night on far-left MSNBC after a guest used what he described as “a bad choice of words” while predicting the outcome of Gaetz’s nomination to serve as America’s next Attorney General.
As the Daily Mail reported, Host Stephanie Ruhle hosted a segment on her show “11th Hour” to discuss President-elect Trump’s bold choice to pick Gaetz to take over the Attorney General position and drain the Deep State swamp.
The Gateway Pundit reported that Trump sent shockwaves throughout the political world on Wednesday after announcing Gaetz as America’s next leading law enforcement official.
Trump called him a “deeply gifted and tenacious attorney” who will “end Weaponized Government, protect our Borders, dismantle Criminal Organizations, and restore Americans’ badly shattered Faith and Confidence in the Justice Department.”
Moreover, Trump said Gaetz as Attorney General would “root out the systemic corruption at DOJ, and return the Department to its true mission of fighting Crime, and upholding our Democracy and Constitution.”
Unsurprisingly, the clowns on the panel detested the thought of having an attorney general uphold the rule of law.
Former Rep. Max Rose (D-NY) scoffed at the possibility and floated a conspiracy theory that this was all a stunt to set Gaetz to run for Governor of Florida in 2026. Current Florida Governor Ron DeSantis is term-limited and will be leaving office then.
“He’ll never get a vote,” Rose said. “They’ll have to discard this race, and he’s gonna spend the next two years running for governor saying that, “The deep state establishment prevented me from winning,” and that’s the quintessential MAGA campaign for governor.”
Newsweek editor-at-large Tom Rogers decided to weigh in with his ‘thoughts’ on the subject.
He agreed with Rose that Gaetz stood no shot at getting confirmed but sent the segment haywire with his choice of vocabulary.
“I do agree. He will probably have to pull out,” Rogers predicted. “Excuse me, that’s a bad choice of words.”
Hearing this shocked and bemused the entire panel, with some exclaiming, “Ohh!” while covering their faces.
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“He will probably have to pull out.” Poor choice of words by guest Tom Rogers about Matt Gaetz sends Stephanie Ruhle spinning. (Video: MSNBC) pic.twitter.com/4aLfTxaPh3
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But Rogers doubled down and repeated his sentiments before the stunned panel.
“He will have to pull out before there’s a hearing, I think,” he added. “This is really not gonna be something that goes over well.”
With the segment completely derailed, Ruhle announced she was cutting it short and going straight to commercial.
“I just threw up in my mouth, and we have to go to commercial,” she said.
