Nicolle Wallace Breaks Over Latest Trump News: 'Laughing 'Cause I'm Trying Not To Cry'
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The MSNBC host couldn't help but laugh while reporting on the latest surreal development from President Donald Trump's administration.
MSNBC host Nicolle Wallace couldn’t contain herself during Monday’s broadcast and stifled some nervous laughter while reporting on President Donald Trump — who waved away all ethical concerns in potentially accepting a $400 million Boeing 747 from Qatar.
Wallace was reading from an NBC News article published Sunday that cited sources familiar with the matter who confirmed Trump “is preparing to accept” the luxury aircraft as a replacement for the current Air Force One. He has since called critics of the gift “World Class Losers.”
“Two of the sources also confirm that ownership of the plane will be transferred to the Trump presidential library foundation once the president ends his second term,” Wallace read on the air Monday, with this final portion prompting her to audibly chuckle.
“I’m laughing ’cause I try not to cry anymore,” she told her viewers through stifled laughter.
“Now, you might find yourself asking, ‘Can he do that when the price of a pizza brushes up against the upper limits of what is on the books and considered an acceptable legal gift for any normal federal employee?’” Wallace continued in reference to the ethical questions.
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