MSNBC host Mika Brzezinski became emotional on “The View” as she expressed her fears about Donald Trump possibly winning a second term. She accused him of “normalizing” fascism and “terrorizing” immigrants.
Brzezinski stated, “Nobody gets a pass trashing America, Puerto Rican Americans, nobody gets a pass degrading people.” She condemned Trump for threatening his enemies and inciting the insurrection at the U.S. Capitol. “Nobody gets a pass on saying he fancies Hitler and wants to have generals like his,” she added.
She warned, “This is called normalization. This is the dissent into fascism if we so choose.” Brzezinski emphasized the importance of recognizing the normalization of January 6 as a "Day of Love." She urged, “We’ve got to wake up.”
Brzezinski also accused Trump of “terrorizing” Haitian migrants. She highlighted his call for mass deportations and repeated unfounded claims about Haitians eating pets in Springfield, Ohio. Local residents have voiced their concerns about migrants in their community.
The discussion also referenced allegations from Trump’s former chief of staff, John Kelly. He claimed Trump “met the definition of a fascist” and admired dictators like Adolf Hitler. The Trump campaign has denied these claims.
Emphasizing women’s influence in the upcoming election, Brzezinski claimed they “will be the beacon.” She criticized Trump for his role in pregnant women being denied medical services due to abortion restrictions.
Trump has stated he wouldn’t sign a national abortion ban if it reached his desk. He has also opposed strict abortion restrictions enacted in states like Florida and Arizona.
In August, Trump indicated he would vote against a Florida ballot initiative aimed at expanding abortion access, as reported by NBC News.