On Thursday, former Democratic National Committee chairman Howard Dean appeared on MSNBC’s “The Beat” and claimed that President Donald Trump’s policies are going to “incite revolution.”

Dean said when asked about Trump’s tariffs, “You know this applies not just to red states like Kentucky. We’re getting hurt badly in Vermont because we’re right next to Canada, and there are a whole lot of Canadians who own houses here, but they’re not coming to ski.”

He continued, “We’ve got the biggest snowfall we’ve had in years and years, and Canadians aren’t coming. That’s an important part of our business. So it hurts everybody. The Canadians are mad. I would be mad, too, if some person told me that they were going to annex my country. This is ridiculous. It’s just ridiculous and it’s unnecessary.”

Then while discussing a veteran who lost his job, Dean claimed that Trump does not care about veterans losing jobs.

He argued,  “Trump doesn’t give a damn about him all he cares about is tax cuts for his billionaire friends and himself. And now we’re seeing exactly the result of that. He’s throwing the working class people under the bus, throwing veterans under the bus, which is insane. Almost two thirds of them voted for him and he doesn’t care. All he wants is his tax cuts as his legacy as a gazillionaire and respect from all the silicon valley bros. This country is being turned upside down and Donald Trump is the revolutionary who’s going to incite revolution if he doesn’t stop this crap.”

Senator Cory Booker is one of the whiniest son of a guns in the Democrat party. On Wednesday, he appeared on MSNBC’s “All In” and accused President Donald Trump of lying in a mocking tone during his address to a joint session of Congress. Conveniently enough, he never mentions what exactly the president “lied” about.

MSNBC host Chris Hayes said, “You were in that room last night if I’m not mistaken. There was a very long section. We played a little bit, but I mean, that whole section on the fraud and Social Security went he did a long riff each age bracket reading out these numbers, you could hear the boos, which I think were coming from Democrats. What was your reaction in that moment to what was what you were hearing and what and what the goal was?”

Booker replied, “Donald Trump had has stopped stunning me. He doesn’t surprise me anymore. But this was a lie that they’ve been perpetrating for months has been so clearly debunked time and time and time again. That for him to bring it up in this speech, when most of the people in that room on both sides of the aisle knew that this was a blatant lie and he did it in a mocking tone. You’re not being hyperbolic in any way. This is a person who’s trying to carry out what we’ve seen in the past: people trying to privatize Social Security or end the program or point to it as the problem we have in government emblematic of the problem when, in reality, it is a vital program that Americans have been paying into their entire working life.”

He added, “And so here’s the two-pronged strategy. One is this de-legitimization is to make it a mockery, is to tell lies over and over and over. Again until people start to believe that this is a broken program. And then at the same time, they are firing people that are essential to make the program work effectively and efficiently. And how do we know this? Because one of the first people they fired was. The inspector general who ran that report that you just used. To expose the lies of the person that’s in charge of keeping that institution accountable to the people and free of waste, fraud and abuse.”

According to ABC News legal analyst Sunny Hostin, every Democrat lawmaker should have walked out during President Donald Trump’s address to a joint session of Congress on Tuesday.

On Wednesday, she told her co-hosts on ABC’s The View, “You know, while I didn’t watch it, I was looking for signs of an opposition party, which is what the Democratic Party must be at this point. Not a resistance, because resistance is passive. Opposition is active. I think that what I saw when Representative Al Green stood up and said, ‘You don’t have a mandate to take away Medicaid,’ and he was tossed out, I expected the rest of his Democratic caucus, his colleagues, to walk out with him because alone you can survive but together you thrive.”

Hostin added, “That is the energy that we need. They should have stood with him in solidarity. We had Karine Jean-Pierre here on this show yesterday, and she said we have to have a sense of urgency as we move forward, and we cannot do it the way we have in the past. This is not normal. It is a five-alarm fire, and what I want to say to the Democrats is you can’t play by the rules with a party that has thrown away the rulebook. You cannot do it.”

Imagine if the roles were reversed and that had been Kamala Harris up there. They would be singing her praises and shouting down anyone who walked out of her address. The double standards are ridiculous.