“There’s this lunatic on MSNBC at 10 o’clock every night named Lawrence O’Donnell,” Jennings said Wednesday on “The Scott Jennings Radio Show.”

“I had sort of forgotten that he was a thing. But I guess he still has a show and he went crazy on yours truly the other night.”

CNN political commentator Scott Jennings tore into MSNBC’s Lawrence O’Donnell this week. X/ScottJenningsKY

Jennings said O’Donnell’s attack was fueled by jealousy over sagging ratings. He attacked the former aide to the late Sen. Daniel Patrick Moynihan (D-NY) as a “failed media personality.”

“Here is Lawrence O’Donnell’s real problem. He’s irrelevant. Nobody likes his show,” Jennings said.

The conservative pundit, who frequently appears on CNN’s “NewsNight with Abby Phillip,” claimed the show was beating O’Donnell’s “Last Word” in the Nielsen ratings by “30% on a nightly basis” among viewers aged 25 to 54 — the key advertising demographic — in the month of October.

In terms of overall viewership, O’Donnell generates a larger audience than Phillip, according to Nielsen figures.

“Can you imagine having a television show on a network and you spend your precious time on that network complaining about what someone else is doing on another network?” Jennings said.

“That’s how much pressure Lawrence O’Donnell is under.”

“There’s this lunatic on MSNBC at 10 o’clock every night named Lawrence O’Donnell,” Jennings said Wednesday on “The Scott Jennings Radio Show.” O’Donnell is pictured above. MSNBC

O’Donnell kicked off the feud Monday on his show when he torched CNN for what he called “absurdly degraded” programming under network chief Mark Thompson.

“The head of CNN … hired by the Trump-supporting owner and operator of CNN, is an Englishman who thinks paying Scott Jennings to lie about Donald Trump is money very well spent,” O’Donnell said.

The conservative pundit, who frequently appears on CNN’s “NewsNight with Abby Phillip,” claimed the show was beating O’Donnell’s “Last Word” in ratings among the 25-54 age demographic. CNN

He accused Jennings, a former aide to Sen. Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.), of transforming into “a rabid, lying Trump supporter” to boost his profile.

“When he first started appearing on television, he was capable of criticizing some of the more extreme Trump positions,” O’Donnell said.

“Can you imagine having a television show on a network and you spend your precious time on that network complaining about what someone else is doing on another network?” Jennings said. X/ScottJenningsKY

“But Scott Jennings figured out where the money is and how he could get his own podcast and decided to become the ‘JD Vance of CNN.’”

O’Donnell also mocked Thompson’s recent remarks comparing Jennings to D’Artagnan of “The Three Musketeers,” calling the compliment “the single goofiest thing ever said by anyone in charge of CNN.”

“Good television,” O’Donnell scoffed. “Here’s how bad that television is that they make over there. The show that Scott Jennings frequents the most is on opposite this program. And that show on a good night gets half — half of the audience of this show.”

There’s this irrelevant lunatic on MSNBC named Lawrence O’Donnell. I actually forgot he existed.

But apparently, my existence caused him to have a mental breakdown live on the air.

I think I’ve figured out why he’s so upset pic.twitter.com/GyRmeyMW9X

— Scott Jennings (@ScottJenningsKY) October 29, 2025

In an interview with Mediaite earlier this month, Thompson likened Jennings to D’Artagnan for his spirited clashes with liberal panelists.

“He’s got his sword out and he’s got about four Democrats against him, but he spiked them all off,” Thompson said.

“And it makes for not just good television, but also for, in some ways, a slightly deeper testing of the ideas all the way around that table.”

The Post has sought comment from CNN and MSNBC.

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The one-time co-host of ABC’s left-wing chat show The View unleashed another unhinged tirade against her longtime nemesis President Trump at the Old Commercial Bar and Lounge near the Northern Irish town of Downpatrick on Thursday, according to multiple sources.

“Now Trump gets to decide who tells late-night jokes,” she griped during a 20-minute drinking session at the pub, which is nicknamed by locals as “Mannie’s” after the 158-year-old tavern’s original owner, according to sources.

The pub is dubbed “Mannie’s” by locals who live in the tiny fishing village of Ardglass. The nickname comes from the 158-year-old tavern’s original owner. Google

O’Donnell had earlier posted a string of anti-Trump messages on her Instagram profile, with one deranged post reading: “f— this fascist administration and corrupt corporate executives. Bowing to the orange monster – America is no more.”

Landlord Barry Gilliland said he had served the comedian during what one of The Post’s moles called “a friendly exchange” as she necked glasses of Smithwick’s Red Ale, a popular Irish beer, with fellow American tourists.

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“I don’t recall her saying that,” he replied, asked by The Post about her Trump-bashing remarks. “At least I didn’t hear her anyway.”

Reps for O’Donnell didn’t immediately respond to requests for comment.

O’Donnell was spotted knocking back glasses of the local tipple, Smithwick’s Red Ale. Provided

Northern Ireland is part of the United Kingdom, but O’Donnell left this country to move to a sleepy Dublin suburb after the real estate mogul’s second presidential inauguration earlier this year, insisting in a March interview that “fascism has taken a foothold in the United States.”

The staunch Democrat admitted to the New York Times the following month that her bid to obtain Irish citizenship through her grandparents had not yet been approved by immigration officials.

Her comments came after ratings-challenged Kimmel was “suspended indefinitely” when he used his Monday ‘Jimmy Kimmel Live!’ show to accuse Trump’s MAGA allies of exploiting Charlie Kirk’s assassination “to score political points.”

Kimmel’s Monday monologue landed him in hot water with executives at ABC and parent company Disney, seeing his show yanked off air “indefinitely”. ABC

President Trump, who was in the UK on Thursday, has long feuded with O’Donnell after a testy exchange on The View nearly two decades ago. AP

O’Donnell and President Trump have been feuding for the best part of two decades after she lashed out at the then-Miss Universe owner during a fiery 2006 appearance on The View.

She branded Trump a “snake-oil salesman” because he refused to fire Miss USA Tara Conner amid allegations of drinking underage, using cocaine, and kissing Miss Teen USA Katie Blair at a New York nightclub.

O’Donnell claimed last month that she skipped her daughter’s college graduation due to her recent spats with the president, who has threatened to strip her of her US citizenship despite it being legally impossible for him to do so.

The 14th Amendment of the United States Constitution grants citizenship to anyone born on US soil, and O’Donnell was born in Commack, New York.

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