'I Have To Stop You!': Jen Psaki Melts Down During Live Interview

Jen Psaki had a meltdown over on MSNBC when she was challenged on the Russian collusion delusion

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So let's get into this. So we know that former White House Press Secretary Jen Psaki has moved over to do her propaganda

on MSNBC now. And she had a total meltdown when she was challenged by Republican Governor Chris Sununu

over the Russian collusion delusion in all of the attacks that have happened over the

past literal five to eight years of our life on Donald Trump

I want you to check this out. She is completely triggered. And so now nobody believes it

Nobody believes it. We know. I have to stop you on there because we know very clearly that Putin and the Kremlin did

intervene in our election in order to try to help Donald Trump back in 2016

So we know that is true. But you may think that they shouldn't engage in this as a messaging tool because it's not

helpful to them. Is that what you're saying? Yeah. Yeah. I don't I'm not going to re litigate, you know, the Russian collusion nonsense that

went on for two years. You don't need to re litigate. It's been litigated by lawyers and investigators

It's nonsense. But you know, nobody but nobody. Yeah. Yeah. But nobody buys that any attack on Trump isn't anything but political

You've created everyone has kind of created this scenario. And there's just so many things going on here that you really do have to break down and unpack

So, you know, Jen Psaki basically went from, you know, pushing propaganda at the White

House press secretary desk to pushing propaganda at the anchor desk on MSNBC

That is what they do. Everybody knows it. But for her to basically sit there and lie to our audience and say that there was Russian

interference, that there was sort of Russian or Putin backing or anything like that, that

had anything to do with Donald Trump being elected. Everybody knows that at this point that is false

So what these people are doing right here, what a propagandist like Jen Psaki is doing

is she is counting on her audience. She knows that the audience that watches MSNBC either does not know the truth about the Russian

collusion, delusion, or just does not care about this. So she is basically lying to them

That is what her position is to do. That is what she does. That is what she is given that platform to do

And she is so used to not being challenged on these lies that she utterly and completely

melts down when Chris Sununu says, OK, wait a minute now. This stuff has been disproven

This stuff is markedly false. OK, everybody knows this stuff. And so she basically says, and she repeats the lie, that this has been proven, that this

has been litigated, that the Russian collusion idea is something that is a fact when it is

just not a fact. And you have to understand when you watch a clip like this, that this is how fake news works

She depends on her audience not knowing the truth about any of this stuff

She peddles the audience lies, and then she melts down when confronted with the truth

by a Republican governor, which, by the way, Sununu, he's not even on there being super pro-Trump

He is basically saying what everybody knows to be true, which is that we have seen so

many attacks on Donald Trump that have literally been disproven, have been found out to be

total lies, have been made up out of thin air and pushed by the propagandists in the

mainstream media that nobody trusts any amount of information that comes out nowadays that

is seen as anti-Trump. Because there is so much stuff that has come out there that has been an utter and complete lie

And what propagandists like Jen Psaki over at MSNBC and all of the rest of them do not

understand is how deeply they have misjudged the American public's propensity to snip

this kind of stuff out. So that meltdown was quite brilliant and very entertaining to watch

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