MSNBC host Joy Reid on Monday claimed that the Trump administration's transition after the 2024 election will be a “violent transfer of power” and “the most violent in American history.”
“I hate to be a fly on the picnic table, but we can't have a peaceful transfer of power just because it took the insurrectionists another four years to finish the job,” she said in “The Reid Out”.
while playing a montage of clips from the January 6, 2021 Capitol riot. “This is January 6th, and to act as if after that day this no longer means what it is today is, to put it mildly, to honor all the officers who were injured that day, all the people who were terrified,” Reed said. It is an insult to Congressional staff, members and everyone.” The Capitol workers who had to clean up the feces smeared on the walls by the Trump mob defied any sane imagination anyone had about this country. ”
MSNBC host Joy Reid claimed that President-elect Donald Trump's retaking of the presidency was a “violent transfer of power.” (Screenshot/MSNBC)
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“That’s also a lie.” she added. “This is a lie that most Republicans, and even some in the media, want to tell, because it makes Republicans feel good, and obviously making Republicans feel good is very important. That's why.
Reid accused Republicans and conservative media of downplaying the Jan. 6 riot as “just a normal tourist event, not really a big deal,” adding, “This was a big deal. It was a riot. It was the first violent dismissal.” It has been our Capitol building since the War of 1812. ”
“Trump’s second impeachment was literally for inciting an insurrection, forget that, pretend there’s no harm or guilt, and quietly reappoint the insurrection chief without comment.” “The idea of being prepared is frankly a shameful idea,” Reid said.
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MSNBC host Joy Reid called President-elect Donald Trump the “ringleader of the insurrection.” (Fox News)
Reade said voters and the Supreme Court also held responsibility for helping “insurrectionist” President-elect Donald Trump take back the Oval Office.
“Today is not a day to remember, and yes, we have to, because some of you voted or failed to vote and paved the way. But for God's sake, let's at least have some decency and dignity.''It's a little embarrassing,'' she said.
Mr. Reed went on to criticize voters and Supreme Court justices, saying, “The fact that so few voters disqualified his actions, and the conservatives on the Supreme Court who rejected the Constitution's insurrection clause, shamelessly Chief Justice John Roberts can lead the way.” As for his re-election, unfortunately, it's a complete disgrace. ”
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