In a recent episode that sparked controversy, MSNBC host Joy Reid made inflammatory remarks about Rep. Byron Donalds (R-FL), describing him dismissively as the “Black guy” Republicans showcase to falsely claim support from the African-American community. These comments were made following Donalds’ appearance at a rally for former President Donald Trump in New York City’s Bronx, an event that attracted a large and diverse audience estimated between 20,000 and 30,000 attendees.
Reid’s critique on her show targeted the Republican’s use of Donalds at public events, suggesting it was a superficial attempt to appeal to Black voters. “The one Black guy that Republicans love to roll out as fake proof that Black people, the Blacks, are MAGA, they’re MAGA. It’s a joke, and just as credible as when they said they were going to make that guy Speaker of the House,” Reid said.
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In response, during an appearance on Fox News Sunday, Donalds sharply rebuked Reid’s comments, framing them as a personal attack rather than legitimate political criticism. “I find Joy’s comments to be nothing more than crabs in a barrel,” Donalds expressed to host Shannon Bream. He suggested that MSNBC might be exploiting Reid in the same way she accuses Republicans of using him: “Just because I have a different viewpoint, different way of looking at the world, different politics, now, all of a sudden, I’m being used. You can make an argument that MSNBC is using her.”
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