MSNBC’s Joe Scarborough suffered an on-air meltdown Monday, lashing out at President Trump and Attorney General Pam Bondi after they launched a high-stakes grand jury investigation into the Obama administration’s alleged abuse of power.
The grand jury is now probing whether top intelligence officials under Barack Obama interfered in the 2016 election—accusations that have sent the liberal media into full panic mode.
Scarborough, visibly frustrated, called the investigation “extraordinarily stupid,” desperately trying to downplay mounting evidence that Democrat operatives may have weaponized federal agencies against Trump’s campaign.
“It’s like saying Obama and Hillary created the Epstein files,” he shouted. “That all happened under Trump!”
But Attorney General Bondi isn’t backing down. She pointed to declassified intel from Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard, who exposed what she called “blatant and intentional manipulation” by Obama-era officials acting on behalf of the Democrat Party.
“This wasn’t just politics—it was sabotage,” Bondi said.
Even Barack Obama felt the heat. In a rare move, the former president broke his silence to dismiss the investigation as a “distraction”—a response critics say sounds more like damage control than leadership.
Scarborough, a longtime Trump critic, tried to spin the situation by pointing fingers at Trump’s 2016 campaign. He cited statements from Secretary of State Marco Rubio—then a senator—suggesting there were concerns about Russian ties. But those claims have never been proven in court, and Americans have grown tired of the endless Russia hoax.
The bigger question now: What was Obama really doing behind the scenes in 2016?
As the Biden White House struggles with scandal after scandal, this investigation threatens to blow the lid off one of the most underreported abuses of power in American history.
With Trump back in the driver’s seat, and Bondi leading the legal charge, the deep state finally has reason to be afraid—and the media is losing control of the narrative.