Mehdi Hasan Has Chilling Warning Over What 'World's Biggest Loser' Trump Will Do Next
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The pundit made an alarming prediction about the former president.
Former MSNBC host Mehdi Hasan on Sunday night called Donald Trump “the world’s biggest loser” and warned that the former president has no plans to go quietly if he suffers another defeat at the ballot box in November.
“There’s nothing in his nature that says he’s gonna accept defeat,” he told MSNBC’s Ayman Mohyeldin.
And if he wins, Trump may not leave office when his term ends after the 2028 election.
“Nothing about this man says he accepts anything that makes him a loser,” said Hasan, who is now editor-in-chief and CEO of Zeteo.
Hasan explained that Trump has a word he uses to avoid calling himself a loser.
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