MSNBC’s Nicolle Wallace gives sickening take 13-year-old with terminal cancer honored by Trump

MSNBC-Gastheer Nicole Wallace made a shocking remark about a 13-year-old Boy suffering from brains cancer After being honored by Donald Trump during his speech to the congress.

DJ Daniels has been fighting brain cancer for six years since his diagnosis of 2018, but always dreamed of becoming a police officer.

To help ensure that his dreams come true, Trump revealed during his speech to the congress that DJ would be officially sworn in as an honorary service agent.

Commenting to Trump's address, MSNBC Rachel Maddow and Nicole Wallace organizes succeeding in becoming negative on the gesture to the 13-year-old.

Wallace admitted that she felt 'joy' about Daniels' moment for the nation, but then had a dark thought.

'I hope he will live for 95 years and I hope he leads life that he wants to live. He wants to become an agent, he knows what he wants to do and maybe if you have youth cancer who crystallizes for you, Wallace started.

Then she succeeded on January 6, 2021 to the Capitol Riot.

“I hope he has a long life as a law enforcement officer, but I hope he never has to defend the Capitol of the United States against the supporters of Donald Trump and if he does, I hope he is not one of the six who loses his life to suicide,” she said.

Liberal MSNBC shocked the 13-year-old boy who suffered from brain cancer who honored Donald Trump during his congress speech by making him an honorary doctorate

Responding to Trump's address, MSNBC Rachel Maddow and Nicole Wallace organizes shocking to become negative on the gesture on the 13-year-old

She also hopes that he “should not testify against the people who have performed acts of incitement conspiracy and then lives to see Donald Trump those people grace.”

Maddow, seemed to stop tears, in the first place objected to the use of Daniels by the president.

“For the record and this is disgusting, the president has made a spectacle by praising a young man who has survived pediatric cancer so far, as if the president had something to do with that,” she said.

The point she tried to make was that she believed that Trump was somehow credited because he had helped Daniels to survive.

“This was in the midst of him that did a did. DOGE cuts have cut off financing for, among other things, continuous research into childhood cancer. '

It was similar to how Democratic Rep. Rashida Tlaib kept a whiteboard up with the text: 'You have cut cancer research'.

Daniels had always had dreams to become a law enforcement officer. The 13-year-old has been fighting brain cancer for six years since his 2018 diagnosis.

At the time, he was told that he would probably only live for five months.

Nicole Wallace somehow managed to surpass Maddow, despite the fact that she had admitted that she felt 'joy' about Daniels' moment

I hope [Daniels] Has a long life as a law enforcement officer, but I hope he never has to defend the Capitol of the United States against the supporters of Donald Trump and if he does, I hope he is not one of the six who loses his life to suicide, “she said

He was stopped by his father for the moving moment when he received his badge from director Sean Curran and Republicans in the House Gallery sang 'DJ'.

“He has always dreamed of becoming a police officer,” said Trump. “But in 2018 DJ was diagnosed with brain cancer.”

“The doctors gave him five months to live at most. That was more than six years ago. Since that time, DJ and his father have been looking for his dream that. '

“And tonight, DJ, we're going to do you the greatest honor of them all.”

Democrats then sucked his health policy when Trump then discussed.

A Republican shouted: “Maha baby!”

DJ had undergone 13 operations by the time he was 12 when he fights against a rare brain and spine cancer without healing.

He tries to be sworn in as many law enforcement agencies such as he and his family try to increase consciousness about his condition.

During his speech, Trump said that the fall of cancer rates and studying autism -cases in the US will be a top priority for his health secretary, Robert F. Kennedy Jr.

Child cancer remains rare in the US, with around 15,000 children with the disease of the disease every year.

Cases of pediatric cancer have risen in recent years, but the treatments have improved, which leads to a decrease in deaths due to the disease.

“Our goal is to remove toxins from our environment, to remove toxins from our food supply and to keep our children healthy and strong,” he said.