Donald Trump claims 'crazy and very dumb' Mika Brzezinski had a 'mental breakdown'
Donald Trump doesn't seem to be giving up his beef with MSNBC's Morning Joe any time soon. On Friday morning, the Republican presidential nominee fired off this tweet about the show's co-hosts, Mika Brzezinski and Joe Scarborough:
Trump didn't offer any hints as to what particular moment he was talking about, but perhaps he took issue with Brzezinski's critique that there isn't even a "method" behind the "madness" that is the Trump campaign's stance on immigration. Or, perhaps, it was the discussion over how Trump only has one field office in the key swing state of Florida.
In the past month alone, Trump has called Brzezinski "a neurotic and not very bright mess" and said she was Scarborough's "insecure long-time girlfriend." And as a couple? "Two clowns."
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