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Maddow drove Trump into releasing something he said he would not release.
She owns Trump.
Maddow drove Trump into releasing something he said he would not release.
She owns Trump.
They
Had
A
Fucking
COUNTDOWN CLOCK
.
Of course, because the Alt Right has been owned yet again.
thank you for that, lilah, showing maddow drinking to her victory
I hope everyone that watched that ridiculous show paid attention to what she said leading up to the finale. Everything she said was the reason for demanding tax returns is what Obama and the Clintons are suspected of doing. Yet a tax return that a dishonest taxpayer fills out will reveal nothing that she claims. It's utterly retarded that she thinks criminals inform the IRS of their malfeasance on their 1040 long form.So you as a viewer are to blame, and NOT the way she set the story up.
Maddow: People disappointed by Trump story expected too much
NEW YORK (AP) — Rachel Maddow says that if people felt let down by her story about President Donald Trump's 2005 tax document it's more because of the weight of expectation than anything she did.
The MSNBC host found herself in the odd position Wednesday of defending herself from criticism following one of the biggest-ever scoops for her show. Maddow's show revealed, through reporter David Cay Johnston, two pages of tax return information that showed Trump earned $150 million in 2005 and paid $38 million in income taxes that year. Trump has steadfastly refused to release his tax returns.
Maddow's tweet less than 90 minutes before her show that "we've got Trump's tax returns" set off a social media frenzy. Although a subsequent tweet specified it was only two pages from one year's returns, expectations were sky high.
Maddow told the AP that she never misrepresented what she had.
"Because I have information about the president doesn't mean that it's necessarily a scandal," she said. "It doesn't mean that it's damning information. If other people leapt to that conclusion without me indicating that it was, that hype is external to what we did."
Her story was derided as "a big nothingburger" by Fox News Channel's Steve Doocy on Wednesday. There were unflattering comparisons to Geraldo Rivera's opening of Al Capone's vault, television shorthand for an anticipated event that doesn't meet expectations. The White House's pre-emptive step of issuing a statement with Trump's income and estimated taxes for that year before Maddow's show started also took air out of the story.
Maddow: People disappointed by Trump story expected too much
thank you for that, lilah, showing maddow drinking to her victory
Liberals lap that shit up with a spoon and ask for seconds.Maddow even insulted the liberal hive with his nonsense. ....
Mad Sow is a nasty old spunk drinker.thank you for that, lilah, showing maddow drinking to her victory
Bwahahahahaaaaaaaa!!
Jake, please, get some help man!!!!
So you as a viewer are to blame, and NOT the way she set the story up.
Maddow: People disappointed by Trump story expected too much
NEW YORK (AP) — Rachel Maddow says that if people felt let down by her story about President Donald Trump's 2005 tax document it's more because of the weight of expectation than anything she did.
The MSNBC host found herself in the odd position Wednesday of defending herself from criticism following one of the biggest-ever scoops for her show. Maddow's show revealed, through reporter David Cay Johnston, two pages of tax return information that showed Trump earned $150 million in 2005 and paid $38 million in income taxes that year. Trump has steadfastly refused to release his tax returns.
Maddow's tweet less than 90 minutes before her show that "we've got Trump's tax returns" set off a social media frenzy. Although a subsequent tweet specified it was only two pages from one year's returns, expectations were sky high.
Maddow told the AP that she never misrepresented what she had.
"Because I have information about the president doesn't mean that it's necessarily a scandal," she said. "It doesn't mean that it's damning information. If other people leapt to that conclusion without me indicating that it was, that hype is external to what we did."
Her story was derided as "a big nothingburger" by Fox News Channel's Steve Doocy on Wednesday. There were unflattering comparisons to Geraldo Rivera's opening of Al Capone's vault, television shorthand for an anticipated event that doesn't meet expectations. The White House's pre-emptive step of issuing a statement with Trump's income and estimated taxes for that year before Maddow's show started also took air out of the story.
Maddow: People disappointed by Trump story expected too much
From a serious Trump hater on Man-brow:Alt left lunacy at work here.Most of Maddow's viewers are far more sentient than any Alt Right or Far Right board member, y es.
