Alina Habba Screws Up Big Time By Accidentally Admitting Trump's A Scumbag

Alina Habba continues to make things worse for Donald Trump by being a complete idiot that can't say no to a TV hit. During an appearance on Newsmax on Thursday night, Habba accidentally let a nugget of truth slip out when she said that Trump "doesn't do what's right." She immediately tried to correct herself, but that clip has already been seen by hundreds of thousands of people across social media. Farron Cousins explains what happened.

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Well, folks, Alina Haba has done it again. She went on Newsmax on Thursday evening, and as per usual, made things so much worse for Donald Trump by admitting to the world that he doesn't do what's right. Now, this was a slip-up. Of course, she did not intentionally mean to tell us the truth for the first time ever. She just accidentally told us the truth. Here is what Alina Haas said to Newsmax host, Greg Kelly. Elected officials have to do what's popular and sometime not what's right. And that's a problem. That's why I think people get nervous with Trump. He doesn't do what's popular or what's right.

And then she kind of stumbled over her words for a minute, and then she clarified. She said, I, I should say, he only does what's right. He doesn't do what's popular. Uh, you've got somebody like, uh, Kemp trying to make a name for himself, and he frankly has so, oops. He do, he doesn't do what's popular or what's right. Now, the way she misspoke there is very interesting to me because it's not like she said, he doesn't do what's popular. He only does what's not right, because when she clarified, she's like, I'm sorry, sorry, sorry. He does what's right, not what's popular, but she said he doesn't do what's popular or what's right. So it's, it's a weird sentence structure. And I know anybody out there who's like big into grammar and sentence structure. You, you see the point I'm trying to make, like the way she slipped up was very weird.

Like it did not go along with the flow of what she was actually trying to say. So it does seem like she accidentally had a moment where she genuinely believed he doesn't do what's right. So, you know, maybe we get some linguistic experts out there that can, you know, explain it better than I can. But the sentence structure was weird, and it's almost like she meant to make that gaff, if that makes sense. Here's the thing, Alina Haa is officially a spokesperson for Donald Trump's super Pac, you know, kind of spokesperson for his campaign. She also serves as a legal counsel for that pac. But, but the key word there is she is officially a spokesperson, meaning it's her job to talk to the media, to the press, and she can't even do that. Like she was removed from the legal team because she wasn't good at that. So Trump thought, you know what? At least you can speak May. Maybe we'll just make you a spokesperson. And she can't even do that either. So what's what's gonna be the next move for Alina Haba? Haba needs to learn, just like everybody else associated with Trump and everybody else that was indicted in Georgia. You don't have to say yes to every media appearance that pops up into your inbox.

Sometimes you can just lay low for a day or two. Every time Haba goes on tv, she makes things worse for Donald Trump. Every time Trump goes out there and does interviews, he makes things worse for himself. Every time the other co-defendants in Georgia have gone on TV in the last week, they've made things worse for themselves. Nobody is doing themselves any favor by talking, or in the case of HaBO, by having somebody speak for you. Y'all are just out there blowing yourselves up because you're so obsessed with being in the spotlight that is going to be your downfall. All of you, every one of you, including Alina Haba, because I got news for you, Alina Donald Trump is facing 91 felony charges. And if you think he is going to be acquitted on 91 felony charges, I mean, the law of averages tells you that that's just not even possible.

So this man is very likely going to end up with some kind of criminal sentence, maybe jail time, maybe not. We'll see. But if he gets convicted, your job as the spokesperson for this political act that disappears and you're out there making an idiot of yourself every single day, no law firm is gonna wanna hire you if you start your own firm or go back to that, no client is going to want to hire you. Every time you open your mouth, you're pushing future clients away because this gig with Trump ain't gonna last forever. In fact, you'll be lucky if it lasts another year. So it may be time to just kind of button it up a little bit. If you want to have a career this time next year.