MSNBC Host Clowns Trump Over What Game He's Playing Against Biden's 'Chess' Moves
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Alicia Menendez mocked Trump over how he stacks up to Joe Biden in the wake of the president's appearance at the G7 summit.
MSNBC’s Alicia Menendez used a board game to slam former President Donald Trump over how he stacks up to President Joe Biden after leaders met at the Group of Seven summit in Italy last week.
“It’s amazing because you think about the fact that the president is playing chess and the former president, at best, is playing like, hungry, hungry hippo,” said Menendez in a reference to the Hasbro game on Saturday.
“If that, maybe Uno, I’m gonna give him Uno, baby,” replied Symone Sanders-Townsend, her co-host on MSNBC’s “The Weekend.”
“He’s playing Uno. Uno and somebody keeps telling him Draw Four.”
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