Ex-RNC Chair Places Trump ‘On Discover’ Over His Large GOP Declare: ‘Let’s Go, One-On-One’

Michael Steele, former chair of the Republican Nationwide Committee, declared “game on” with Donald Trump after the previous president claimed that the Make America Nice Once more motion makes up the overwhelming majority of the GOP.

Steele, co-host of MSNBC’s “The Weekend,” flipped to a clip of the previous president claiming that MAGA “represents 96% and maybe 100%” of the Republican Celebration as he spoke to supporters at a Virginia rally Saturday.

“We’re getting rid of the Romneys of the world, we want to get Romneys – and those out,” stated the GOP front-runner of the Utah senator who not too long ago remarked that he would “absolutely not” vote for Trump in November.

“But they know that we are the only ones who can stop them.”

Steele, in response, famous that he’s a decadeslong member of the Republican Celebration earlier than taking a swipe at Trump.

“If anyone is the biggest RINO, it’s you, and we comin’ for you,” Steele stated.

“So, just so you understand, you drew the line, baby. I’m stepping up to it and a whole lot of Republicans out there –– at least 40% or more –– are stepping to that line, too. So you just need to chill on that.”

Co-host Symone Sanders-Townsend added that Steele, a long-time critic of the former president, was placing Trump “on notice” earlier than the ex-RNC chair chimed again in.

“Just on notice — you bring it, baby, ’cause you wanna punk? Let’s punk, baby. Let’s go, one-on-one.”

Co-host Alicia Menendez went on to notice a submit on X from Sarah Longwell, founding father of the Republican Accountability Mission, who pointed to former Arizona gubernatorial candidate Kari Lake’s criticism of John McCain voters.

“I forget, is she the Governor of Arizona right now, or no?” Longwell wrote in response to the Trump clip Sunday.

“We’ve already seen this movie play out when you say, ‘We are not a big tent and we don’t want you at our table,’” Menendez stated.

Steele added that Trump — whom he referred to as “the biggest RINO in the room” — has duped supporters into pondering he’s “somehow the conservative standard bearer.”

“You want to try to build a party and grow it? You’re not doing it. You’re shrinking. What elections have you won? What elections have you won? None, except your own. And you’re not winning this one because you didn’t win the last one,” Steele stated.