Conservative lawyer George Conway told an MSNBC host Friday that a new political ad campaign that hit the airwaves this week was needed “to really bring home to people” that former President Donald Trump is “a very, very sick and dangerous man.”
“He is a psychopath, and he's a narcissistic sociopath or psychopath, he really is,” Conway said when asked to describe why he named his political action committee that produced the ads The Anti-Psychopath PAC. “He represents sort of the worst of the human spirit or dispirit if you will. He is mentally ill, he suffers from narcissistic personality disorder and suffers from antisocial personality disorder.”
Conway made the comments Friday in an interview on “The ReidOut with Joy Reid” alongside Trump sexual assault accuser Natasha Stoynoff.
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“I felt sick to my stomach,” Stoynoff said after watching a clip of Trump saying at a rally Monday that he would be “a protector of women.”
The ads, which were released Tuesday, include testimony from Stoynoff and Jessica Leeds, who have both accused Trump of forcing himself on them and inappropriately touching them, according to Newsweek.
“He checks all the boxes and among those boxes are really some very, very negative characteristics that you can find in a small number of human beings, which is a complete lack of empathy, a complete inability to follow rules and laws and to respect the boundaries and dignity of other human beings,” Conway told Reid.
He went on to say that Trump’s characteristics “that illustrate themselves in his behavior toward women” explain he’s actions toward E. Jean Carroll and “what he said to Billy Bush” on the infamous Access Hollywood tape that rocked the 2016 campaign.
“He's a very, very sick and dangerous man. and that's part of the reason why we're doing this, to really bring that home to people by showing them the victims," Conway said.
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