Whenever you're watching a legacy media news channel and they talk to something they call a presidential historian, you can be fairly certain a liberal is about to be interviewed and talk about what a danger Republicans -- particularly Donald Trump -- are to "democracy."

One of those lib historians is NBC's Michael Beschloss, whose remote interview about Trump's inaugural speech was brought to a premature conclusion thanks to some apparent tech issues. Sometimes the best presidential historian is an unintelligible presidential historian. Video via Newsbusters' @CurtisHouck:

We have no idea where Beschloss was going with that, but maybe it would have been something like this:

Beschloss lost his signal before he got to tell us about how we're headed into another Handmaid's Tale era.&nbsp;

Maybe Starlink was temporarily switched to StarUNlink.

 {ai:summary}<p>Michael Beschloss, an NBC presidential historian, faced technical difficulties during a remote interview discussing Donald Trump's inaugural speech, abruptly ending his commentary. Critics speculated humorously about the interruption, suggesting it might have been a form of "divine intervention."</p><p>The incident highlights a broader skepticism toward liberal historians and their narratives about Trump as a threat to democracy. Observers noted the missed opportunity for Beschloss to elaborate on his views, with some jokingly attributing the signal loss to external interference. #politics</p>

NBC Presidential Historian's Buildup to a Meltdown About Trump Halted By 'Divine Intervention'

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