Mika Brzezinski absolutely unleashed on President Donald Trump over his continued allusions to conspiracy theories about her husband and Morning Joe partner Joe Scarborough.

In a scorching end of show monologue Wednesday, Brzezinski blasted the president — accusing him of “trying to deflect” attention from his coronavirus response by making references to the case of Lori Klausutis, who interned in Scarborough’s office when he was in Congress and was found dead at her desk in July 2001.

“He’s tweeting again all sorts of crazy things,” Brzezinski said. “Once again tweeting conspiracy theories about Joe, falsely accusing him of murder, talking about a death of a young staffer in his congressional office years ago, and calling him dangerous to walk the streets.”

From there, Brzezinski went off.

"That’s sick,” she said. “Donald, you’re a sick person! You’re a sick person! To put this family through this, to put her husband through this, to do this just ’cause you’re mad at Joe, because Joe got you again today."

Brzezinski continued. On social media, Trump took equivalent fire, including from CNN's Jake Tapper.

Not only are they correct, not only is Brzezinski's wrath righteous, it's important. As the truth always is. 

White House counselor Kellyanne Conway fired on all cylinders as she used a Fox News interview to attack former Vice President Joe Biden for saying he’ll pick a woman to be his running mate in the 2020 election.

Speaking to Sandra Smith and Ed Henry on Wednesday, Conway led the interview by slamming the Obama administration over Susan Rice’s declassified email and its implications for the ongoing controversy surrounding Michael Flynn.

Since Amb. Rice is thought to be on Biden’s shortlist of possible vice presidents, Conway was asked for what she thought about that, and what she thought about the fact that the former national security advisor is still under scrutiny by U.S. Attorney John Durham.

Conway could have just answered the question straight up, but instead, she decided to go ahead with full snark that was topped off with an apparent allusion to Mitt Romney’s “binders full of women” phrase.

"He sounds like a co-ed at the end of a frat party. I need a woman! So now he has binders of women he’s looking through," she said.

It was a childish deflection, and therefore not entirely out of character. But it was in no way a smooth rejoinder. A clumsy media fail.