Scarborough: Giuliani, Conway 'Bullying' Trump 'Embarrassing'

Rudy Giuliani and Kellyanne Conway are showing an "embarrassing" lack of discretion by trying to publicly bully President-elect Donald Trump as he weighs his choice for secretary of state, Joe Scarborough scolded Sunday.

In a series of tweets, the former Florida GOP lawmaker and current MSNBC host laid into Giuliani – who is in the running for an administration post, including that of secretary of state – and Conway, one of Trump's senior advisers.

So Rudy tells the world what position he will and will not accept from Trump while Kellyanne attacks Trump's choices in public.
Wow.

— Joe Scarborough (@JoeNBC) November 27, 2016

The pair are "trying to intimidate the President Elect," he tweeted. 

"How weak do they think he is? Their lack of discretion is embarrassing."

He then warned: 

Now all world leaders will be watching to see if a President Trump can be bullied by his staff.

— Joe Scarborough (@JoeNBC) November 27, 2016

And called it "sad and pathetic" if Trump caves: 

How sad and pathetic if he can. https://t.co/UjwACqXegv

— Joe Scarborough (@JoeNBC) November 27, 2016

Conway continued her push against Mitt Romney, who is also in the running for the top diplomatic spot – pointedly questioning if the former Massachusetts governor would be loyal to the president-elect.

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