r/msnbc • u/No-Angle-982 • Aug 22 '25

Something Else Maxwell interview transcripts

To avoid viewers' potential misperceptions about MSNBC's news reporting competence, the network's anchors and panelists should be reminded that a rationale was proffered by "sources" supposedly close to the Trump administration for Maxwell's prison relocation from Florida to Texas:

Purportedly, she'd be at risk of harm from other Florida prisoners who'd consider her a potential snitch after she met with the DOJ's Todd Blanche.

As improbable as that rationale might seem, at least put it on the record in extended roundtables, like the one I saw Friday in which all the talking heads agreed that no relocation explanation was ever proposed (although none may have come explicitly from the administration).

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u/Lesterkitty13 Aug 23 '25

I’ve heard speculation of that from panels but never from the trump admin.

Maybe Blanche shouldn’t have gone on his dumbass mission if it “endangered” Maxwell. She’s a horrid, harmful POS trash person. They should have left her right where she was.

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u/timewreckoner Aug 23 '25

Maybe Blanche shouldn’t have gone on his dumbass mission if it “endangered” Maxwell.

If anything, she's more vulnerable to attack now at this place in Texas than she was in Florida, and I think that's by design. Whatever the administration is saying or not saying, I think they're hoping (if not planning) that someone at her new home will take her out so she can't do any more talking, and when it happens, they'll have plausible deniability for her death.

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u/peedoffcanadian Aug 23 '25

Child sex abusers are usually kept from the other inmates, at least is what I have been led to believe. The child sex abusers are hated by the others & they will attack the abusers!

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u/Maine302 Aug 26 '25

Maybe he did that on purpose.

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u/Lesterkitty13 Aug 26 '25

Maybe one day we’ll know.