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Joe Scarborough: Trump's tweets about baseball were a message to white nationalists (video)

We’ll admit we’re not entirely sure of the context here, or if this video was from this morning’s “Morning Joe.” But what we do know is what we’re seeing and hearing with our own eyes and ears: Joe Scarborough is claiming that President Trump’s tweets about baseball and his hair were a message sent to white nationalists.

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We did find this series of tweets from Saturday, one of which references baseball:

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Ah, we see it now.

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If anyone has the part of the video where Scarborough makes sense, please post it.


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