Rachel Maddow Warns MAGA About End Of Trump Era: 'He's Not Going To Win'
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The MS NOW host reminded supporters of President Donald Trump that he won't be in office forever and argued that the tide of public opinion is already turning.
MS NOW host Rachel Maddow says President Donald Trump will not remain in office once his current term is up, despite what he has openly suggested, and is urging those who have supported or surrendered to Trump to “salvage” their reputations while they can.
Maddow discussed as much on Monday’s episode of “The Best People with Nicolle Wallace” and said CBS “needs to unfire” Stephen Colbert from his “Late Show” job, while universities that have cowed to Trump should reverse course — because he won’t be here forever.
“It’s not too late,” she said. “Trump is not going to end up being the dictator of this country.”
Maddow continued, “And when he’s trying, he’s running through all of these institutions and all of these people in our country who made a stupid decision to try to be on his side as he takes over.”
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