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MSNBC's Nicolle Wallace Drags 'Bananas' Trump After His Rant About Nancy Pelosi And Fox News

During an interview on Fox News, Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi called President Trump a "weak leader," which lead to his striking back on Twitter with such a petty insult that MSNBC's Nicolle Wallace couldn't believe it.


After Pelosi called Trump "weak" on live TV, the President lashed out in a Twitter meltdown, calling her "inherently 'dumb'" and saying Fox News was going in a bad direction just for having her on.

MSNBC's Nicolle Wallace, a former communications director for George W. Bush, said Trump's behavior from another source would warrant a "zoom intervention," calling him "bananas."


Of course, most people knew who has the real brains in Washington.


It's hard not to think of Trump as a bit off his rocker after reading some of the things he tweets.



Many praised Wallace for not mincing her words when describing the President.



According to many, Trump is truly the world's most powerful banana.


Many wish the President would set a good example for the country in this time of crisis, but as long as that President is Donald Trump, that won't be happening any time soon.

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