Nicolle Wallace Can't Believe Nikki Haley Just Endorsed Trump: 'We Need Shrinks and Cult Experts to Explain This'

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

73% : "Trump would be smart to reach out to the millions of people who voted for me and continue to support me.
54% : I told my little ones, you don't lie and make things up.
52% : And today, her announcing she's going to vote for Donald Trump is just, I think, another chapter in something that we've already lived out with the likes of Ted Cruz and Marco Rubio eight years ago.
49% : And I think that we have a great share of individuals that have proved this time and again, that staying closely associated to Donald Trump is a guarantee that you are relevant within politics if you choose to remain in politics.
47% : "I will be voting for Trump," she declared on Wednesday.
45% : Former South Carolina Governor Nikki Haley endorsed Donald Trump following a bitter GOP primary in which the former president repeatedly demeaned her.
32% : And it was the words of Nikki Haley that were very explicit about Donald Trump.
24% : Trump is slated for a November rematch with President Joe Biden.
19% : She did raise her hand in that Republican debate and said that she would vote for a convicted felon if Donald Trump was found guilty.
11% : "Haley was a harsh critic of Trump, under whom she served as ambassador to the U.N. However, with her campaign over, she is following in the footsteps of so many former Republican challengers to Trump by backing her former tormentor.MSNBC's Nicolle Wallace broke the news to viewers on Deadline: White House, where NBC News Correspondent Vaughn Hillyard reviewed some of the history between Haley and Trump:HILLYARD: Nikki Haley, in 2015, said, "Donald Trump is everything I taught my children not to do in kindergarten.
4% : And then we saw Nikki Haley - while her husband was deployed to Africa with U.S. armed services - mocked by Donald Trump for being away.

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