WRONG AGAIN: Rachel Maddow Predicted Navy Ships Wouldn’t Reach Ports On Schedule (VIDEO)

Does Rachel Maddow ever get tired of being wrong?

She spent the last three years pushing the Russia collusion hoax and was proven completely wrong.

Now she has been wrong once again.

The Federalist reports:

Rachel Maddow Calls The Timely Arrival Of Navy Hospital Ships ‘Nonsense’

On Friday March 20, MSNBC’s Rachel Maddow said President Trump was lying when he said the U.S. Navy hospital ships would arrive in Los Angeles and New York City in the near future. Exactly a week later, the USNS Mercy arrived in the Port of Los Angeles.

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“There is no sign that the Navy hospital ships that the President made such a big deal of — the ‘Comfort’ and the ‘Mercy’ — there’s no sign that they’ll be anywhere on site helping anywhere in the country for weeks yet,” Maddow said.

She highlighted Trump’s announcement that the “Comfort” and the “Mercy” would arrive in the upcoming weeks and dismissing the news as “nonsense.”

“The president said when he announced those ships would be put into action against the COVID-19 epidemic. He said one of those ships would be operational in New York harbor next week. That’s nonsense. It will not be there next week,” Maddow said.

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See the video below:

The White House even put out a response to this:

What a sight the Comfort ship was in New York:

Maybe Rachel Maddow should take some time off.

 

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