Analyst shares stark warning as Trump's 'lame duck-ness' sets in: 'Doing a terrible job'

A political analyst shared a stark warning for President Donald Trump during a segment on MS NOW on Sunday.

Chris Hayes, host of MS NOW's "All In with Chris Hayes," said during a segment on Sunday's broadcast of "Crooked on MS NOW" that Republicans seem to be aware that Trump's "lame duck-ness" is setting in. That means there could be many Republicans who start to distance themselves from the Trump brand during the midterms as they chart their path forward without him, Hayes added.

"I do think that once everyone understands there's a future without him, I think it will be easier to kick him to the curb or to distance themselves from him," Hayes said. "And I think you'll see that more and more. If I had to guess, I don't think he's going to retain the kind of cult-like hold even over the Republican primary voter a year from now. I could be wrong, but he's just doing a terrible job."

"The other thing is, not only is he doing a terrible job, but he does not care," Hayes said. "I don't think he cares at all about his polling on his popularity. He certainly doesn't care about the fate of the Republican Party. He cares about his own fate."