The Office star unleashes on MSNBC host in tense clash over Trump

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

50% : Ruhle said from her perspective, Donald Trump's election in 2016 being followed by Elon Musk buying Twitter and turning it into X was a 'perfect storm' that collapsed faith in traditional news sources The actor, 59, best known for his role as Dwight Schrute (right) in the hit show The Office, confronted Ruhle as she appeared as a guest on his podcast Soul Boom this week Read More Former star of The Office Rainn Wilson says there's anti-Christian bias in Hollywood after episode 8 of The Last Of Us has Bible-reading character turn into a 'horrific villain' 'So, it's a perfect storm of people saying, 'I'm angry, I'm frustrated, I'm tuning out, I'm disconnecting.'
40% : The Office star Rainn Wilson stunned MSNBC host Stephanie Ruhle as he slated mainstream media for losing the trust of everyday people, satirically branding media such as hers 'Cleopatra - queen of denial' The MSNBC host was asked on Wilson's podcast Soul Boom this week why trust in the mass media has plummeted in recent years, which she blamed on the 'perfect storm' of Donald Trump and Elon Musk The MSNBC anchor made her remarks on Wilson's podcast this week, where the actor confronted her with polls highlighting the decline in how everyday Americans perceive mainstream news.
24% : 'If you remember when President Trump was running the first time, Steve Bannon once said, 'The goal is to blow the whole thing up,'' she said.
10% : Ruhle attempted to pass the blame onto President Trump and Elon Musk, saying the 'huge loss in trust in all of our institutions... is not by accident, it's by design.' 'President Trump won (in 2016) and tons of people were shocked or angry or frustrated and they're tuning out,' she said. '

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