Lawrence O'Donnell Torches Trump Over 1 Cold Exchange: 'The Mark Of A Sociopath'
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The "Last Word" host argued President Donald Trump has once again "disgraced" himself, this time by callously dismissing a significant question.
MS NOW host Lawrence O’Donnell on Monday continued railing against President Donald Trump and his ongoing war on Iran, arguing the MAGA leader has once again “disgraced” himself by dishonoring the latest U.S. military service members who died in it.
The “Last Word” host came out swinging with a rather fiery accusation.
“Well, Donald Trump has never been able to convincingly express sympathy or sorrow for anyone other than himself,” said O’Donnell during a particularly scathing monologue. “That is the mark of a sociopath, of course, the inability to feel sorry for someone.”
He continued, “Many sociopaths are capable of saying, ‘I’m sorry for your loss,’ if someone in your family dies, but they are incapable of actually feeling sorry for your loss. They just know they’re supposed to say those words. Those well-rehearsed words.”
O’Donnell went on to argue that Trump is no longer capable of even feigning sympathy, however, by playing a clip from Sunday in which Trump was asked by a reporter aboard Air Force One if he had a comment on the six U.S. service members who died Thursday.
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