MSNBC anchors keep comparing Sanders' campaign and its supporters to Nazis, and they're being called to resign
Get the Full StoryEthan Miller Getty ImagesMSNBC anchor Chris Matthews compared Sanders' victory in Nevada to the Nazi invasion of France on Saturday.
It sparked calls for his resignation as the hashtag #FireChrisMatthews trended on Twitter.
Matthew's comments come less than two weeks after MSNBC host Chuck Todd quoted a conservative column on air that likened supporters to "brownshirts."
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MSNBC anchor Chris Matthews compared the victory of Democratic presidential candidate Bernie Sanders in the Nevada caucus to the Nazi invasion of France, triggering calls for his resignation on social media on Sunday.
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