The CNN host, as a chyron for the segment read “Amplifying Ugliness,” knocked the GOP nominee for spreading QAnon-linked slogans along with sharing a “crude, sexist and misogynistic” remark next to a photo of Vice President Kamala Harris and Hillary Clinton.
“Reposting, to be precise, which means he didn’t come up with it himself but liked it so much that he wanted the rest of the world to see it, which is both a gentle introduction and a warning,” Cooper said.
Cooper, after pointing to Trump peddling conspiracy theories on the platform, turned to the crude language toward Harris and Clinton seen in a screenshot that he shared Wednesday.
The host refused to read the “demeaning” comment on his program.
“Now remember, again, this is the Republican candidate for president and the 45th president of the United States talking about two women who, no matter what you think of their politics, are two of the most accomplished women in American political history,” Cooper said.
“This is what he chose to amplify which, as extreme as it is, is not exactly out of character when it comes to him and women.”
You can check out Cooper’s segment below:
