**MSNBC Faces Backlash Over Nazi Rally Comparison in Coverage of Trump Event**

MSNBC has come under heavy criticism for integrating footage of a 1939 Nazi rally into its coverage of former President Donald Trump's recent campaign event at Madison Square Garden. Critics accuse the network of making inappropriate comparisons between Trump's gathering and the infamous Nazi rally, invoking strong reactions from various quarters.

During the broadcast, an MSNBC anchor highlighted the historical event by showing clips of the pro-Hitler rally attended by over 20,000 people, juxtaposing it with Trump's rally at the same venue. This move was condemned by conservatives, who pointed out the diverse nature of Trump's audience, which included orthodox, conservative, reform, and secular Jews, along with individuals from various backgrounds including women in burkas. "Yesterday's Trump rally was filled with Americans from every walk of life," noted an X user named @amuse, criticizing the network for the comparison.

Notably, Holocaust survivor Jerry Wartski, who attended the Trump rally, was highlighted by critics as a significant counterpoint to MSNBC's portrayal. Wartski, 94, who had endorsed Trump in a campaign video, was among the supporters in attendance. His presence at the rally was mentioned multiple times by conservative commentators who viewed MSNBC's broadcast as a form of incitement. Republican pundit Colin Rugg emphasized Wartski's attendance to underscore the inappropriateness of the Nazi comparison.

Tesla founder Elon Musk, who also spoke at the rally, added to the criticism by labeling MSNBC as "the scum of the Earth" on X. Critics argue that the network's actions were a stark deviation from the unity and positivity purported by Democrats, as highlighted by Vice President Kamala Harris in her Democratic National Convention speech.

As the debate rages on, critics perceive MSNBC's coverage as a propaganda move aimed at undermining the energy and promise of Trump's rally. Sam Mitha summarized the sentiment by calling out the liberal media's attempt to draw parallels between the Trump rally and the 1939 Nazi event, asserting that the resemblance was far from reality.