MSNBC host Stephanie Ruhle accused the American people of voting to “f around and find out” in Tuesday’s presidential election, joining a slew of others across legacy media who were openly fretting in the wake of former President Donald Trump’s sweeping victory.

Ruhle, who was widely panned for her open endorsement and softball interviews of Vice President Kamala Harris, dropped the mask entirely during a Wednesday segment in which she also accused billionaire entrepreneur Elon Musk of transitioning the United States from information to “misinformation” with the purchase and overhaul of Twitter/X.

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MSNBC’s Stephanie Ruhle tries to gaslight the American people:

“This country is winning. I want to know why so many people in this country are feeling like we’re losing. Whether it is the economy, immigration, or for lack of a better term, ‘wokeism,’ we have now let… pic.twitter.com/6igahaa74C

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Ruhle began the segment by claiming that the 2024 election was not about Trump or Harris, but rather, about the people — people whom she argued had ignored obvious economic prosperity when they voted overwhelmingly for Trump.

“This is about a huge portion of our population who rejected the current system and what we have to solve for is why. We are the most prosperous and powerful nation in the world. This country is winning. I want to know why so many people in this country are feeling like we’re losing,” she said.

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“We have now let misinformation become the accepted information. It is washed over us. Elon Musk, he buys Twitter and then he uses it almost exclusively to be a propaganda machine. And we’ve accepted it,” Ruhle complained over the ominous chyron that blared in all capital letters, “THE DAY AFTER.”

“We’ve accepted a narrative that despite an actually great economic recovery, the vibes don’t feel good. So we want to reject it and get something else,” Ruhle continued.

“And the person we are now betting on to change all of it is Donald Trump, a man who did two almost impossible things,” Ruhle added, shaking her fist for emphasis. “He won the American presidency twice, and he drove a casino into the ground. What will the future hold now that America has just decided that we’re going to f around and find out?”