What a fool… Morning Joe started off his rant claiming that no one is comparing Trump to Hitler and then proceeded to make comparisons…How do people watch this nonsense?
Scarborough told his wife and co-host Mika Brzezinski that “nobody here is comparing Donald Trump to Hitler” before explaining alleged parallels between Trump’s 2016 win, the rise of Hitler, and Germany’s subsequent invasion across Europe.
“Nobody here is comparing Donald Trump to Hitler. Donald Trump is a force all unto himself and he’s operating inside an extraordinarily strong and vibrant democracy, despite what you read on Twitter every day,” Scarborough claimed.
He then went on a whole rant about how they ‘didn’t think it could happen here’, insinuating that Trump is the Hitler of the US.
Adding, “We didn’t think it could happen in Germany. We didn’t think this could happen in Czechoslovakia. We didn’t think this could happen in Poland. It can happen here. And it is, especially Madeleine Albright who, in 2016, offered us many sobering warnings, warning: This is coming to the United States. If Donald Trump wins, you — you’re just not going to be able to imagine what this country is going to go through. And Madeleine Albright, as usual, was right”
Watch The Clip Below.
Full Exchange:
MIKA BRZEZINSKI: These people will be remembered, I — I believe, decades from now, as — as, you know, the tiny parts of this that held the democracy together. It’s still — this still has a long way to go.
JOE SCARBOROUGH: Yeah.
BRZEZINSKI: I was talking to former Secretary of State Madeleine Albright last night, thinking of her and the warning that she gave to both of us about the Trump presidency before it even began. And people like my father, people who have lived through and studied fascism, know to take him very seriously and see how serious every action that was taken during this presidency to undermine our democracy really is.
SCARBOROUGH: Yeah. I will say it is fascinating — the, the increased intensity that we’ve all heard from people from Europe.
BRZEZINSKI: Yeah.
SCARBOROUGH: We’re not — again, nobody — nobody here is comparing Donald Trump to Hitler. Donald Trump is a force all unto himself and he’s operating inside an extraordinarily strong and vibrant democracy, despite what you read on Twitter every day.
BRZEZINSKI: Right.
SCARBOROUGH: But — but — but he’s a bull in a China shop and he’s — he’s trying to — to, you know, bolt through the front door. The courts have stopped him so far, but I do find it fascinating that people who escaped Europe like your father, like Madeleine Albright, your mother. I’ve talked to other immigrants that were chased out of Europe in the 1930s, whether it was Italy or Germany or Poland or Czechoslovakia. They are the ones who come up and offer us the most intense warnings, not just about Donald Trump but just saying, it can happen here. You don’t —
BRZEZINSKI: Yes.
SCARBOROUGH: — think it can happen here. We didn’t think this could happen.
BRZEZINSKI: That’s how it starts.
SCARBOROUGH: — in Austria. We didn’t think it could happen in Germany. We didn’t think this could happen in Czechoslovakia. We didn’t think this could happen in Poland. It can happen here. And it is, especially Madeleine Albright who, in 2016, offered us many sobering warnings, warning: This is coming to the United States. If Donald Trump wins, you — you’re just not going to be able to imagine what this country is going to go through. And Madeleine Albright, as usual, was right.