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Intel community figure Malcolm Nance claimed that the January 6th insurrectionists used their "white skin" as a form of camouflage to close in on law enforcement. Nance argued that police viewed the protesters as "benign Walmart shoppers" until the violence began. The hosts dismiss Nance as an entertainer who uses "racist crap" to maintain his media presence.
Malcolm Nance, Ukraine Combat Claims, Insurgency Book
Former intelligence officer Malcolm Nance appeared on MSNBC to discuss his time in Ukraine and his new book about a domestic American insurgency. Nance claimed to be part of a command team in Ukraine while carrying a weapon, though he did not engage in direct fire. He characterized Trump-supporting Caucasian voters as a threat to the U.S. Constitution.
Malcolm Nance, International Legion in Ukraine
Former MSNBC contributor Malcolm Nance appeared on the network in full combat gear, claiming to have joined the International Legion in Ukraine. The hosts analyze Nance's background in naval cryptology and his "Terror Asymmetrics Project," suggesting his involvement is a form of "spook LARPing." They also note his mention of friends at the Defense Language Institute.
Malcolm Nance MSNBC Interview, Cruise Missile Incident
During a live interview with Joy Reid, Malcolm Nance reacted to what he claimed were Russian cruise missiles flying overhead. The hosts scrutinize the footage, noting the lack of visible missiles in the sky and Nance's dramatic commands. They compare the segment to a video game and question the authenticity of the reporting.
MSNBC analyst Malcolm Nance provides an assessment of why Russia has not yet "rubble-ized" Kiev. Nance explains that creating Stalingrad-style rubble provides a defensive multiplier for snipers and insurgents, which the Russian military likely wants to avoid to maintain clean supply lines. The status of the 40-mile Russian convoy near the capital remains a point of psychological warfare.
Malcolm Nance, White Supremacy Iconography Claims
MSNBC analyst and former intelligence officer Malcolm Nance claimed the Rittenhouse verdict would embolden white nationalists and domestic terrorists. Nance argued that Rittenhouse has been "steeped in the tea of white supremacy iconography" and warned that the verdict provides a template for weaponizing self-defense in future protests.
Former Navy cryptographer Malcolm Nance appeared on a Council on Foreign Relations (CFR) podcast to discuss Russian "information cruise missiles." Nance argued that the 2016 election involved hacking the mindset of the American voter through the spread of digital misinformation. The podcast's production style and the hosts' vocal characteristics were noted as typical of modern Brooklyn-based media.
Claims made by analyst Malcolm Nance regarding potential Russian interference in the 2020 election are critiqued as "theater." While Nance predicted sloppy cyberattacks on voting tallies, the hosts argue that the actual chaos in Iowa was caused by Democratic incompetence rather than foreign actors. They note the irony that the media did not immediately blame Vladimir Putin for the app failure as they might have in previous years.
Former intelligence officer Malcolm Nance warns on MSNBC that a Trump acquittal will signal to foreign powers like North Korea and Saudi Arabia that they can interfere in U.S. elections. Nance suggests that hackers may target voting machines directly in 2020. The hosts dismiss these claims as CIA-driven propaganda intended to delegitimize future election results.
Malcolm Nance, Russian Disinformation Narrative
Malcolm Nance appeared on MSNBC with Brian Williams to discuss a Senate report on Russian "trolls" and disinformation. Nance claimed that Russia has "owned the mindset" of one-third of the U.S. population since 2011 by amplifying racism and far-right conspiracy theories. The hosts criticize the narrative as an insult to the intelligence of American voters.
Malcolm Nance, Russian Propaganda Playbook Allegations
MSNBC contributor Malcolm Nance claimed that President Trump is following a "Russian playbook" designed to dismantle US law enforcement. Nance argued that the President's attacks on FBI leadership mirror KGB tactics intended to demoralize and discredit intelligence agencies. This analysis is presented as part of a broader media effort to frame the President's actions as being engineered by foreign interests.
NBC terrorism analyst Malcolm Nance is criticized for attributing the Alexandria shooting to the "over-proliferation of guns." The segment also highlights a controversial deleted tweet by Nance that appeared to suggest ISIS should target Trump properties in Istanbul.
Malcolm Nance, NSA Surveillance and Flynn Intercepts
Former NSA officer Malcolm Nance discusses the surveillance of Michael Flynn's communications with the Russian ambassador on MSNBC. Nance argues that Flynn should have known his calls were being monitored by the FBI and national counterintelligence officers.
Malcolm Nance appears on Bill Maher's program to promote his book about Russian election hacking. Nance claims he predicted the current political crisis months ago and suggests that more members of the Trump administration will need lawyers as intelligence agencies reveal more data.
During the "Overtime" segment of Bill Maher's show, Larry Wilmore and Malcolm Nance engaged in a heated argument with Milo Yiannopoulos regarding transgenderism. The discussion devolved into insults, with Wilmore telling Yiannopoulos to "go fuck yourself," which the hosts cite as a failure of civil discourse.
