'Clueless' Joy Reid called out as she blasts Project 2025 head Kevin Roberts for issuing 'violent threat against Americans'

Joy Reid, MSNBC's anchor, criticized the Heritage Foundation's Project 2025, which is a controversial plan for a second Donald Trump administration
MSNBC host Joy Reid called out Heritage Foundation President Kevin Roberts on a segment of 'The Reid Out' (Getty Images)
MSNBC host Joy Reid called out Heritage Foundation President Kevin Roberts on a segment of 'The Reid Out' (Getty Images)

LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA: Joy Reid, the anchor of MSNBC, blasted the "coward" behind the heavily criticized public agenda known as Project 2025, which is the Heritage Foundation's plan for a second Donald Trump administration.

Reid's segment followed a disturbing interview with the organization's president, Kevin Roberts, on the fringe right-wing network Real America's Voice.

During the interview, Roberts appeared to imply that violence might ensue if liberals attempt to hinder Project 2025.

How did Kevin Roberts and Donald Trump react to Supreme Court's decision?

Roberts, as well as Trump, responded positively to the Supreme Court's decision to grant former presidents immunity from prosecution for acts deemed "official."

“We are in the process of the second American Revolution, which will remain bloodless if the left allows it to be,” he ominously said.

Subsequently, Roberts attacked "so many anchors at MSNBC" for “losing their minds daily” without mentioning any specific individuals.

On 'The Reid Out', the eponymous host devoted the majority of her monologue to the topic before replaying Roberts' interview, Daily Beast reported.

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Kevin Roberts responded positively to the Supreme Court's decision to grant former presidents immunity from prosecution (Getty Images)

“When I heard [Roberts]… essentially issue a violent threat against Americans, I had two thoughts. Thought one: he ain’t going to do nothing violent,” Reid spoke with guest Sherrilyn Ifill, a law professor and former president of the NAACP Legal Defense Fund.

“He’ll be at a country club somewhere, golfing, while the real violent people, the armed people, the Proud Boys types, do the actual dirty work,” Reid went on. “So that man is a coward, and he likes to talk a lot of crap, but it is still a threat. And I took it as a declaration of war against the rest of us.”

Former President Donald Trump made several verbal gaffes during the Philadelphia MAGA rally (Anna Moneymaker/Getty Images)
The Supreme Court granted former President Donald Trump limited immunity from prosecution (Anna Moneymaker/Getty Images)

Ifill responded by saying, "The gloves are off."

“They are no longer afraid to say what their true intentions are,” she said, before comparing them to the secessionist states in the Civil War. “They don’t get the title of American Revolution. They are the Confederacy, bent on destroying this country.”



 

Internet calls out MSNBC host Joy Reid over her criticism of Project 25

Social media users were quick to call out MSNBC host Joy Reid over her criticism of the Heritage Foundation's Project 25. One wrote talking about Joy Reid, "She is clueless."

Another user added, "SHE'S THE THREAT... SHE BELONGS ON THE VIEW., WITH THE WOMEN WHO LOVE TO HATE!!!"

One commentator wrote, "MSNBC has gone full on stupid to try and protect the Commiecrats."

"Look at all the low IQ libtard conspiracy theorists. Your continued meltdowns are hilarious and very entertaining   Pretty soon there will be nothing left to come up with." another person remarked.

This article contains remarks made on the Internet by individual people and organizations. MEAWW cannot confirm them independently and does not support claims or opinions being made online.

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