POLL: What Was the Worst Media Quote of the Week?

October 15th, 2026 3:43 PM

POLL: What was the worst media quote of the week? (Vote below)

 

 

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Ana Navarro: We Are Going To Be In “Dante’s Circles of Hell,” If Republicans Win and Let “Insane” and “Cruel” Trump Do Whatever He Wants

“They have let him do whatever the hell he wants for the last two years. And so, if the Republicans stay in power, if the first two years were bad, the next two years are going to be Dante’s circles of hell! And so I think it is important because Donald Trump is increasingly unhinged, increasingly insane, increasingly bad as precedent. And his administration is increasingly cruel.”
— ABC’s The View co-host Ana Navarro on ABC’s Behind the Table podcast, October 8.

 

Keith Olbermann: Trump Is Trying to Start a Race War 

“He has another desperate and violent and treasonous idea. He is now trying to start race wars in Minnesota, here in New York City, and across America. It was not a coincidence that Trump’s attempt to instigate mobs to attack black people in Minnesota and the ICE attempt to murder a Dominican man and his five-year-old son in New York City happened within hours of each other in the past week….Trump has run out of subtle schemes to thwart democracy…He has run out of subtle ways to destroy America. He is now reverting to blunt force. This is his attempt to unleash the holocaust of a race war on our society. White people versus the brown and the black people and anybody else Donald Trump personally hates and is personally deeply utterly terrified because mommy raised him that way.”
— Former MS NOW host Keith Olbermann on his Countdown podcast, October 12. 

 

Hayley Williams: Please Vote Against “These F***ing MAGA Pieces of Sh*t” 

“Please f***ing vote in November. F*** all these people, these f***ing MAGA pieces of sh*t, KKK look different, and they will not win. Until I see you again, take care of you, and take care of each other.”
— Paramore lead singer Hayley Williams from the stage, at a concert in New Orleans, October 10. 

 

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