Roland Martin
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There is 'NO BOTTOM' For Trump! Roland EXPOSES #45's CHAOTIC APPEAL & Media's THIRST For Ratings
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8:07Now PlayingRoland Martin and Stuart Stevens, Senior Adviser for The Lincoln Project, appeared on MSNBC's Velshi with host Ali Velshi to discuss Donald Trump harnessing chaos and confusion to drum up support for his presidential campaign.
Roland explained that with Trump 'there is no bottom.' Not only does #45 appeal to voters who want chaos and to 'tear it all down, but Trump also appeals to mainstream media who want the chaos agent back in office 'so their ratings go up, they get more clicks, and their revenue goes up.
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