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'Cover up'! MSNBC's 'Hardball' spins #FartGate as Eric Swalwell claims vindication (but many smell 'collusion')

Monday night, a Chris Matthews interview with Rep. Eric Swalwell contained audio that caused some, er, controversy:

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And with that, a Twitter trend was born as #FartGate swept the nation, all over this video:

However, MSNBC’s “Hardball” offered up an explanation. Or maybe they just thought it was a good excuse to capitalize and sell some coffee cups:

Swalwell smelled vindication:

Oh really? Others have doubts:

Which would have been otherwise known as “plan B.”

LOL! Why is this SO much fun?

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Maybe Mueller should be called upon to investigate all this.

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