On Sunday night, MSNBC’s The Weekend Primetime ran a segment comparing President Trump and his administration to the Corleone family from The Godfather, a movie about an Italian mob boss. This group struggle session had panelists drooling over themselves to spew out any anti-Trump rhetoric they could think of while relating him to a fictional character.
While mispronouncing Corleone as Caponey (a mispronunciation of Capone, who’s not involved in the movie), MSNBC co-host Elise Jordan delusionally said: “One of the greatest movies ever made now feels more like a blueprint for dealing with the Trump presidency. Kiss the ring or feel the wrath of the Don.”
Her peak journalism led to this response from former New York Democratic Representative Max Rose, where he compared the Trump administration to a criminal enterprise, going as far to say “there’s no doubt” about it:
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