On MSNBC, Dave Jolly Calls Nikki Haley and Noem a Dead Puppy Over Trump’s Dangerous Decision
Former Republican Dave Jolly told Katie Phan on MSNBC that Nikki Haley, who was a former Republican primary candidate, and Kristi Noem, who is the current Republican governor, are only “a dead puppy” apart.
Jolly, who is against Republicans and conservatives, joined Phang on Saturday’s episode of The Katie Phang Show on MSNBC to talk about Haley’s statement that she will vote for Trump over President Joe Biden even though she is not supporting Trump.
In the past, Jolly said that Haley got too much credit for criticizing Trump. He said, “Clearly, these were convictions that she held out of convenience during the primary.”
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He said, “Now there is no difference between Nikki Haley, Kevin McCarthy, Ted Cruz, Mitch McConnell, Kristi Noem, and the rest of the list.” “She’s one of them.” It’s not different between her and Macron.
He then talked about talking to Nicolle Wallace on MSNBC earlier in the week and said that he “joked” with her that “the only difference between them is dead puppy, because we need to start associating her with the MAGA movement.”
He didn’t say the rude thing as a joke, and then he said, “what she did is dangerous” in response to her saying she was voting for Trump instead of Biden, “with all of the accomplishments” the liberal host had said Biden had in her earlier segment.
As they talked about something else, Phang used Trump’s insulting nickname for Sen. Marco Rubio, which is something that MSNBC hosts often do.