MS NOW's Jen Psaki uncorked a deep dive into Mark Lamb, the former Pinal County sheriff running for Congress in Arizona with President Donald Trump's endorsement — despite an incredible collection of baggage.
"Only the finest over there they're nominating," said Psaki. "So the God, Family, Freedom candidate, Mark Lamb, has spent the last few months embroiled in scandal after The Arizona Republic obtained what appeared to be illicit texts and Facebook messages Mark Lamb sent to women who were not his wife."
Psaki prefaced what she said next with a warning.
"If you have small children in the room with you, this might be the moment to tell them to cover their ears," she said. "And if they can read, please cover their eyes too. And even for the adults out there, a warning, and this guy overall is yick."
In one of the messages, Psaki noted, Lamb "tells a woman, quote, 'I would normally talk so much dirtier to you, but I don't trust Facebook or my phone.' After the woman replies with more flirtatious banter, he sends her [an explicit] screenshot that we cannot show you on air."
In another message, she continued, "another account appearing to belong to Lamb tells a woman named Tammy, quote, 'I would love to see that video of you' performing an explicit act I'm not going to say on television, okay, I'm not going to repeat it. But that's what was in the text, followed by two smiley face emojis, one heart eyes emoji, and, curiously, an American flag emoji."
Even worse communications from Lamb exist, she noted, including some that show pictures of genitalia and people in compromised positions, "punctuated with a devil emoji. This guy really likes emojis."
And this wasn't just about him keeping his conduct in private, Psaki said.
"I mean, at least one woman claims that then-Sheriff Mark Lamb actually threatened to send the state police after her in order to stop her from going public with the ... messages she says he sent," she added.