MSNBC host Joy Reid and her guests on Friday tore into Florida and its governor, Ron DeSantis, calling it an 'authoritarian state modeled after Hungary' and claiming that DeSantis is the 'next Grand Wizard of the GOP.'
MSNBC host Joy Reid and her guests on Friday tore into Florida Republican Gov. Ron DeSantis, calling him an "authoritarian leader" and claiming he's "being groomed to be the next Grand Wizard of the GOP."
Addressing
her guests, Democratic strategist Fernand Amandi and MSNBC contributor
Dean Obeidallah, Reid opened the segment by sharing her fears that
DeSantis is "creating essentially a Republican superstate where it
doesn’t matter how you vote, where it’s completely controlled by
Republicans."
"Is there any way to stop this?" she asked before letting her guests speak.
Amandi, a frequent MSNBC guest,
ran with her doomsday assessment of the DeSantis situation: "Joy, you
asked the most important question, because for 246 years in this
country, the answer to that question — is there any way to stop this? –
would have been, ‘Well, yes! You can stop it at the ballot box this
November.’"
Though he admitted he doesn’t believe voting can work anymore in
Florida, he added, "I’m not so sure that, even if the will of voters'
call to end this madness that’s happening in Florida, it would come to pass. Because Florida, I don’t think, is a democracy anymore."
"I
think Florida is truly an authoritarian state modeled after Hungary,
Orban," Amandi declared, naming the European country’s leader, Viktor
Orban.
The strategist pointed to the fact that Hungary hosted a
CPAC event this year, which Orban spoke at, and asserted that "in Ron
DeSantis, they are trying to establish that type of authoritarian leader
who will eventually run for President of the United States."
"Absolutely,"
Reid responded, and then turned the mic over to Obeidallah to comment
on how the GOP is using Florida as a model for their plans of running
the whole country.
Adding to the drama of the conversation, Obeidallah stated, "We’re
going to be seeing refugees from Florida seeking freedom coming to New
York. And you’re welcome here, we’d like to have you here in our state."
"Look,
they’re making a DeSantistan," Obeidallah quipped, adding, "It’s going
to be the worst Disney ride ever where he runs it. He has been banning
books, banning Black history, banning saying the word gay, banning
hormone therapy for transgender teens. Which is just cruelty."
"Studies have shown that teens who are transgender, who get hormone
therapy, are 40% less likely to commit suicide or a suicide attempt. He
knows that. He doesn’t care. It’s cruelty," he claimed. "It’s the idea –
like Trump – the idea, let’s prey on those who are vulnerable instead
of helping them."
Obeidallah then accused the GOP base of not
being pro-life, "The base – which talks about being pro-life – doesn’t
care about the sanctity of life. They don’t care about children. They
don’t care about people in need."
The MSNBC contributor concluded his rant with a swipe equating
DeSantis and Republicans with the KKK, stating, "I’m worried. I look at
Florida. I look at Ron DeSantis being groomed to be the next Grand
Wizard of the GOP on a national level. We should all be alarmed by what,
[he's] trying to do in Florida, nationally. Very alarming."
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