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MSNBC “Anti Trump” Analyst Quits Network To Fight Russians In Ukraine

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(TJV NEWS) Malcolm Nance, a longtime analyst for the network and a former U.S. naval intelligence officer, appeared on MSNBC’s “The ReidOut” hosted by Joy Reid.

Nance has spent the last 5 years, releasing book after book, obsessing over former President Trump and his “threat to democracy” and the conspiracy theory that Russian leader Putin is in allegiance with Trump.

Joy Reid is an MSNBC host with minuscule ratings, is known for her hatred of Tucker Carlson and her out in the open racism against White males.

Nance told Reid that he joined the International Legion of Territorial Defense in Ukraine.

“The more I saw of the war going on, the more I thought, I’m done talking.
“It’s time to take action here. So, about a month ago, I joined the international legion here in Ukraine, and I am here to help this country fight, you know, what essentially is a war of extermination,” he said.

The international legion has more than 20,000 volunteers from 52 countries who enlisted to help Ukraine repel Russian forces from the war-torn country, according to Zero Hedge

“I spent quite a bit of time here in the pre-war period and when the invasion happened, I had friends who were in Donetsk, who were in the Ukrainian army, who were writing to us and telling us, ‘We’re not going to survive tonight. We’ve been hit 500 times,'” Nance said.

He added: “This is an existential war, and Russia has brought it to these people and is mass-murdering civilians. And there are people here like me who are going to do something about it.”

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