The Conservative Political Action Conference’s first day proved to be more than MSNBC’s Chris Matthews could handle, prompting him to go off on a spacey rant comparing the gathering to the “Star Wars” cantina.
“Do you remember the bar scene in Star Wars with all those wild-eyed creatures from every part of the solar system?” Matthews asked on Thursday’s “Hardball.” “Well today here in Washington the whole tapestry of weirdness was reenacted at the annual convention of something called CPAC, the Conservative Political Action Committee [sic].”
It seems he was the one who was wild-eyed, since he didn’t even get the name of the event right.
CPAC featured speeches from a host of GOP all-stars, but Matthews said the “crazy car” was full of “the usual suspects,” referring to U.S. Sens. Ted Cruz, Rand Paul and Marco Rubio, and Louisiana Gov. Bobby Jindal.
Watch the short clip here via NewsBusters:
Watch the entire segment here via MSNBC:
Watch more from CPAC:
John Bolton fires up CPAC: ‘Our biggest national security crisis is Barack Obama’
Rubio nails difference between Reagan and Obama at CPAC 2014
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