Trump already laying groundwork for election chaos: Charlie Sykes

The Morning Joe panel discusses how and why Donald Trump is sowing pre-election denialism in the public.



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[TH-tlsy]

George looks so much healthier and Happier since getting rid of Kellyanne.

[mwood]

I’m so tired of the chokehold this one individual has managed to have the nation in for almost 9 years now. He is a PRIVATE CITIZEN and yet still causing this much damage to the country, incredible

[Starr]

He should already be in jail and not running for any office. Gotta love the two tiered justice system

[andan]

What's most disturbing about Conway's 1945 Berlin analogy is that at the end Hitler refused to surrender, being content to bring destruction to his country. He believed the German people had failed him personally and deserved their fate.

[crabbfamily]

Charlie Sykes is making a very important point. People who support democracy need to prepare to defend it.

[mannyberroa]

Mr. Conway hit the nail right on the head!

[sammybeck]

He wants to destroy the judicial process. He tried in 2016, tried in 2020 and wants to do it again. This man has got to go

[bravoprojectrunwayfans]

O ffs when is he gonna be held accountable? This is absolutely disgusting

[marcroy]

"The time they need him to act rationally". When has Trump ever acted rationally?

[tyybiyo]

This time the military will be prepared and won't take any crap from these criminals.

[bktaino]

I’m a Republican and I’m voting for Harris, I will keep voting blue until Trump is gone

[Boogiemanager]

My crowd size is sooo big!! I have the best words!! My hands aren’t small!!

[josephsalinas]

Thank you Mr Conway for saying the truth thank you thank you.

[leoragaster]

George Conway is doing a great service by consistently highlighting the factual, medically defined illness of the previous president.

[pangaeawriter]

I knew Trump wasn't a suitable choice for president during the 2016 campaign. The moment I heard the Access Hollywood tape, that was all I needed to know to tell me what kind of man he is. Everything I learned later just proved my impressions were correct. A leader needs to have character, not be a character. HARRIS/WALZ, 2024!

[slaughteredwolf]

Every word George Conway said is spot on. I have dealt with a diagnosed narcissistic sociopath my entire life and the similarities are absolutely undeniable. The destruction this person in my life brought upon our family is tragic and heartbreaking. A therapist once told him in a group meeting: "Look at your actions to your family like a rock thrown in a pond and the ripples it causes. It may cause a big splash right now and everybody gets wet and uncomfortable, but the real issue is the ripples. It may take a long time for the ripples to reach the shore, but who knows what they will cause when they do." He couldn't understand that because he could only think about himself. It was and is pathological. Think of the ripples Trump has caused and the way they will affect the future of our country for the foreseeable future.

[leannastevenson]

What a huge mistake letting him in our life

[mlynx]

He is concerned about crowd size, not the American people. He is fighting for the crowd size, not for the presidency. Crowd size does not save him from going to jail.

[amyjohnson]

This is a very dangerous time. He is capable of anything

[qwadratix]

I have to disagree with George Conway when he says that the decline of Trump's brain is 'very sad'. It makes me very happy to see this guy get a little bit of payback for the way he's mercilessly jeered at anyone he felt he could safely mock for some physical or mental short-coming.