The host of MSNBC Lawrence O’Donnell revealed on Wednesday night that he had exhausted him by covering President Donald Trump and took away for a week from the host of his show “The Last Word”, regretting it was only the 52th day of Trump’s second term.
“I know you have committed yourself to cover and be here for the first hundred days of Trump’s Presidency. I hope you noticed that I didn’t give it the same pledge,” O’Donnell told MSNBC Rachel Maddow.
Maddow, which usually The host is the show once a week online, recently committed to hosting her program daily during Trump’s first 100 days in power.
“This is the 52th day. I thought it was 92. The day. It turns out to be 52, Rachel, and I am exhausted on the day 52, and so I will take next week. And I tell you that now, because I don’t like it when I just bump. I just went next week, then I can go back and continue with you.
Host MSNBC Lawrence O’Donnell said on Wednesday host MSNBC Rachel Maddow that he took a week of rest, citing exhaustion from Trump’s Presidency. (Screen/MSNBC recording)
“Everybody says to each other, you have to take care of yourself. You have to oppose yourself. You have to be in this for a long time. So I can’t keep it against you, but I’m very sad” Maddow replied.
Maddow jokingly asked, “Can I go with you?”
“No, no, no. You said 100 days, you said 100 days. You can’t. One hundred days,” O’Donnell said.
After the announcement and back with Maddow, O’Donnell turned to Trump.
The host of MSNBC Lawrence O’Donnell raged on Wednesday against Donald Trump. (Screen/MSNBC recording)
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“And so America has completed the 52th day at this time. The day of the United States, whose brain does not work. The brain of Donald Trump is broken, poorly damaged, exhibiting every day. And once again, Donald Trump said something that any other president would rush to the hospital for a neurological examination, and Evaluation for,” ” Trump comments o Senator Chuck Schumer, Dn.y.
O’Donnell specially interviewed Former President Biden just before he left his duty, during which he praised Biden and his policies.
“You have combined domestic politics and foreign policy in a way that I have never heard that the other president is doing it,” O’Donnell told Biden during the late January interview.
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O’Donnell also said that Biden had a “biggest list of domestic achievements” to think of.
Fox News’ Jeffrey Clark contributed to this report.
