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the stupidity is boundless.

I mean, last night, I was watching Lawrence O'Donnell on MSNBC.

I didn't know whether to laugh or to cry.

And I knew, I knew that I had to do a segment

breaking this all down. Now, while I think the world of Lawrence O'Donnell, he probably used

the term stupid more than a hundred different times. And I believe that it stemmed from Trump calling Joe Biden a very stupid person

during his interview with Kristen Welker over the weekend. Let me show you what Lawrence was saying

about stupidity. Play the clip. You can never know what stupidity is going to do next. It always surprises you.

It's impossible to anticipate stupidity because it has no logic.

It is disconnected from reality.

I was not expecting Donald Trump to post a picture of himself as Pope.

How could I expect that?

How could anyone expect that?

Stupidity without power can be easily ignored. But when stupidity has power,

and you never know what it's going to do next, then you can't always, you can always,

always feel the danger of that stupidity. And you have to live with the fear of not knowing

what's next from someone who could hurt you.

I mean, there's something about Lawrence O'Donnell and his delivery.

I really should start watching it and sort of speak in that exact same sort of tone.

Because a big theme of his segment was predicated on the oath.

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