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In 2008, Matthews famously said that he felt a “thrill up his leg” while covering then-Senator Barack Obama. Flash forward to 2015, before the CNN Republican debate MSNBC host Chris Matthews was less than amused when asked about the thrill up his let, Just go to hell he said.
(Dan Joseph): We just want to know; how is your leg?
(MSNBC Chris Matthews): What leg?
(Dan Joseph): The leg with the thrill”
(MSNBC Chris Matthews): Just go to hell. Just leave me alone.
Just think of the documentaries that will shown way past our time of the near orgasmic Obama supporters who praised Obama, acting like he was the second coming of our lord and savior and Jamie Foxx put it or as Barbara Walters said " We Thought Obama Was Going to Be 'The Next Messiah”.
If you want another good laugh, just watch the you tube clip of matthews on jeopardy! After stating that "Sarah Palin wouldn't do well on jeopardy!", he fully embarrassed himself.
Now I have physcological problems after trying to watch a video of this encounter only to see a unicorn pooping ice cream.
I saw the unicorn video too and what's most disturbing is the kids eating the ice cream at the end.
I think one of the kids was a young Chris Matthews!
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