Conservative Goes Completely Nuts During Insane CNN Interview

During a segment that has since gone viral on social media, a conservative CNN contributor named Scott Jennings absolutely lost his mind during a panel segment this week when he was talking with former Obama campaign manager Jim Messina. Jennings started personally attacking Messina, calling him "an absolute jerk" and then asking if he even had any friends. Ring of Fire's Farron Cousins discusses this truly bizarre clip.

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Well, it looks like CNN may have produced one of the weirdest and most bonkers interviews of all times this week when CNN's conservative commentator, Scott Jennings, got into it with former Obama campaign manager, Jim Messina. So in case you haven't seen this clip, which I find hard to believe because it has gone viral over the last, you know, 36 hours. Here's the clip. Just watch it and then we'll talk about it after. Take a look

On enough with the talking. I feel like, I feel like your debate with Carl Roe that you had before you came here. Like your ears are cl I am telling you I'm concern that there RNC gave me the talking points, and now you can't shift. I tell you what, man. Mm-hmm. Do you have a single friend? Absolutely. Jerk. Guys, stop. I'm sorry. I don't No, no, no. I'm, I'm sorry I don't come on here in Retalking points. You know me and you know me and you. I don't come on here and re-talk. I don't even know you and you've come back here consultant. But the ad ho attacks, let's just, I I don't wanna be accused of me. All it is, it is an absolute fact. Republicans are doing somewhat better with Hispanics. She laid it out. I agreed with that. And it's the,

And her name is Anna. Well, here, listen. Here's the thing. Wait.

So Mr. Jennings, there again, the conservative gets at Messina. Do you even have any friends? Like, okay, all right, let's, let's start there. Cuz that's obviously the big thing. Like, do you even have any friends? You're an absolute jerk. Um, even if Jim Messina doesn't have any friends, how is that relevant to anything you, idiots were talking about, right? Like, what does that even do? Why is that even relevant? Like, do you even have any friends? I I, I, I mean, I got a couple, I thought, I thought we were talking policy, but I mean, if we want to talk about my personal life, like why not, right? Um, that, that by the way is how Messina should have responded if he wanted to play along with this idiot. But then I love the fact that Mr. Jennings was like, I don't even know who you are.

It's like, okay, well then that seems like you don't pay very close attention to politics. If you're somebody who's involved in politics, you know the name Jim Messina. If you're really involved, you know exactly who Messina is, what he did, what is talking points were throughout the campaign how he advised Obama. But most people in politics know the name Jim Messina. So don't sit there and act like I don't even know who you are. Like, what's is your name? Why are you here? Why are you sitting next to me? This is absurd. And then, he goes on like, I know you and you and you, and they're like, Yeah, we got names. You That's the best part. She's like, and she did it like she has a name. It's Anna. And you know that. So maybe instead of sitting here like, you're better than everybody else.

Maybe you can use our names because you do know them. So Mr. Jennings just got smacked down like all the way across the board. But I will say this, his, do you even have any friends comment is in fact something that I myself have often wondered about some of these idiotic, you know, just absolute horrible people, conservatives. And those are questions I actually would like to ask them, but not in a debate setting because think about it, like, do these people actually have friends? I'm not talking about Jim Mace. I'm talking about people like Scott Jennings, like Jennings. Who do you hang out with on the weekend, right?