Morning Joe panel cracks up laughing after Trump busted for spotlighting ‘the same black guy’ at rallies
June 19, 2019
By
Travis Gettys
MSNBC’s Joe Scarborough busted President Donald Trump for planting the same black supporter behind him at multiple rallies — including his 2020 campaign kickoff in Orlando.
The “Morning Joe” hosts watched video of Trump attacking his 2016 rival Hillary Clinton, who isn’t running again, and compared his stale themes to Elvis Presley’s concerts in the months before he died from a heart attack in 1977.
“Hillary’s not running, sweetie,” co-host Mika Brzezinski said. “Come on, old guy.”
Scarborough recognized the one black supporter seated behind Trump, among a sea of white faces wearing red “Make America Great Again” hats.
“As you pointed out, it’s the same black guy,” he said.
“Don’t you remember when he referred to ‘my African-American?'” said analyst John Heilemann.
NBC News reporter Heidi Przybyla confirmed the black supporter seen at the Orlando rally was the same man Trump has prominently displayed at other events.
“That’s actually true,” she said. “I have run into him in the middle of the night at McDonalds with Sean Hannity. It is the same black guy.”
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Donald Trump speaking at a rally in Phoenix, Arizona in August 2017. Michael the Black Man can be seen holding a sign, reading, "Blacks for Trump 2020.com".
Michael the Black Man (born Maurice Woodside, but also known as Michael Symonette and Mikael Israel) [1] is an American political figure from Miami, Florida. An outspoken supporter of current President of the United States Donald Trump, he is known for appearing at Trump's rallies both before and after the 2016 election, and is often seen holding a "Blacks for Trump" sign at these rallies. [2]
Biography Edit
Membership in Yahweh ben Yahweh cult Woodside first met Hulon Mitchell Jr., better known as Yahweh Ben Yahweh, in 1980. Along with his brother, Ricardo, who joined the cult before he did, Woodside was reported to have played "a big role in the rise and fall of the [Yahweh ben Yahweh] cult". [3] His mother, Johnnie Simmons, was also a devout member of the cult; [4]he later left the cult with his sister after his mother died. [5] He was one of 16 members of Yahweh ben Yahweh arrested and charged with one count of murder and one count of attempted murder in 1990. [6] He was found not guilty of these charges by a Florida jury in 1992, although Yahweh himself was found guilty and sentenced to 20 years in prison. [2] [7] At the trial, Ricardo testified that he and Maurice attempted unsuccessfully to murder Eric Burke, a dissident member of Yahweh's cult, and that Maurice had also helped beat another cult member, Aston Green, unconscious. [8]
Later career and reinvention Edit
Woodside subsequently became a rabid opponent of the Democratic Party, [9] changed his name to Michael Symonette, and began a career as a musician. He later started a radio station, BOSS 104.1 FM, before reinventing himself as "Michael the Black Man". [1] [10] He briefly came to media attention in September 2008, when he accused Oprah Winfrey of being the devil, and Barack Obama of being endorsed by the Ku Klux Klan, at one of Obama's speeches in Coral Gables. [2] [11] In 2012, he spoke to the audience at a Rick Santorumcampaign rally in Coral Springs, where he said that the Democrats were "the worst thing that ever happen [sic] to the black man." [12] As of August 2017, he runs multiple conspiracy theory-promoting websites, including Gods2.com, which he frequently promotes on his shirt at Trump rallies. [1] [13]
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