Lawrence O'Donnell Slams 'Sociopath' Trump Over 1 Confession That 'Will Live In Infamy'
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The "Last Word" host exposed several new lies from the president before holding his bone spur-riddled feet to the fire over one chilling comment.
MS NOW host Lawrence O’Donnell on Tuesday slammed “sociopath” President Donald Trump over his latest lies about the Iran war, highlighting one confession from the “mad bomber” that does appear to be genuine — and will “live in infamy” for centuries to come.
The “Last Word” host began with a claim Trump made Tuesday when asked if he’s “afraid” Iranian officials might be right in warning that a U.S. ground invasion there would resemble another disastrous Vietnam War. The president said, “I’m really not afraid of anything.”
O’Donnell played a clip of the Oval Office exchange before roundly debunking that answer.
“Those are his exact words, ‘not afraid of anything,’” the MS NOW host said. “The man who has spent years afraid of the Epstein files and is still blocking the full release of the complete Epstein files. The man who wears silly hats because he’s afraid his hair might be blown out of place.”
“The man who’s afraid of letting anyone see his natural skin color or his college transcript or his SAT scores,” O’Donnell continued, adding: “The man who was very, very afraid of being drafted into the United States Army during the Vietnam War.”
The vice president had previously said that initiating a war in Iran would be “a huge distraction of resources” and “massively expensive to our country.”
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