Real America’s Voice correspondent and Georgia Right-wing Republican House Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene’s current boyfriend (following her highly publicized and brutally scandalous divorce), Brian Glenn, used a glaringly racist and derogatory slur to describe MSNBC’s new host, Eugene Daniels, who just so happens to be a Black man and serves as the president of the White House Correspondents Association (WHCA).
Glenn’s nasty remark came during his recent appearance on Steve Bannon’s War Room podcast, where host Bannon heaped his praises on White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt for her recent decision to strip control of the White House press briefing room from the WHCA — giving the Trump Administration full power over which publications will be allowed in the briefing room during official press conferences and statements.
“Now it’s been opened up,” Bannon declared. “You got Newsmax, you got Real America’s Voice, you got The War Room, you’ve got, you know, Daily Signal, The Blaze, Breitbart, all, you know, Daily Caller.”
“Well, if I sent Cameron a video that maybe in the break you guys can ingest and take a look at, that is the head of the WHCA on MSNBC,” Glenn weighed in. “Now, he’s a new host on that MSNBC. He left Politico. You should play that.”
In that clip, Daniels is seen openly criticizing President Donald Trump for his horrific treatment of now-former Vice President Kamala Harris — a criticism that Trump has more than rightfully earned.
“And when he talked about Joe Biden got worse, Harris was born like that,” Daniels can be heard explaining in the clip. “That’s a dog whistle to folks to say, you know, the white guy just got older, and it got worse. But the Black lady was born dumb.”
Bannon said that Daniels’ remarks were a result of “the hate coming out.”
“He’s a new host on MSNBC,” Bannon went on to add. “I’m pretty sure he’s going to join the weekend crowd.”
That is when Glenn interjected with, “I can say maybe he’s Boy Reid now. So Joy Reid would do Boy Reid on that. You know, we’ll see how long that show lasts.”
The term “boy” has long been recognized as a derogatory racial slur when used in this context against a Black man.
You can watch a clip of that War Room segment here:
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