MSNBC has shown the pillow commercial like 8 times in the last 24 hours

[demtenjeep]

good god

[leftieNanner]

1. Well, one way to look at it

Is he's spending a ton of money to support a good station - Chris, Rachel, Joy, Lawrence, Brian..... (OK - so NOT Andrea)

None of us will buy his crappy pillows, so I see it as a win-win!

[Renew Deal]

2. You've been watching for 24 hours straight?

[ChubbyStar]

3. That is hilarious

Thanks for a Saturday night guffaw!

[cwydro]

10. Eek!

I thought the same!

[TwilightZone]

4. If he wants to waste his money on a platform where no one will buy his product...

I don't have much of a problem with it. Keeps the lights on at MSNBC, I guess.

[USALiberal]

5. They do not reject commercials! And I doubt you watched 24 hours. nt

[Rebl2]

6. Our local

Fox station has a sister station that shows old shows like Murphy Brown, Bewitched, etc. I noticed one day every time there was a commercial break they showed his stupid pillow commercials. At least I haven’t seen any trumpie bear commercials for a long while now.

[dchill]

11. I was just thinking the other day...

Guess it too late to get a trumpy bear!

Dang!

[Rebl2]

12. Maybe you

will get lucky and find one at a tag sale or thrift store😁😁😁

[dchill]

17. It's then I'll know Trump is truly over!

[tavernier]

15. What on earth is a Trumpy bear?

I’ve never even heard of it.

[Blue Owl]

7. Donnie's liddle foamenter and his infoamercial

What a joke that guy is

[rurallib]

8. Enjoy them, they probably won't be around much longer

[dem4decades]

9. Look at it this way, he's paying MSNBC money and what he doesn't spend he'll

Lose it in a court suit. Win win

[demtenjeep]

13. actually, my bedroom TV is always on msnbc and I've been sick

so there is that..............

[katmondoo]

14. News on weekends is very right wing. Now I guess it's commercials too.

[jimfields33]

16. I can't imagine watching the channel that long

It’s a good channel. But I can watch an hour or so then watch a movie or tv show. Thanks for letting us know the amount of times a commercial ran.