Former President Donald Trump’s latest win is not going down well with MSNBC commentator Tristan Snell, with the liberal commentator going into total meltdown on Monday. 

Trump secured a major victory on Monday when a New York appeals court cut the $464 million bond in his New York Fraud trial. The court blocked New York Attorney General Letitia James’ move to seize the president’s assets and ruled that Trump must pay a $175 million bond instead.

Snell, in an interview with MSNBC host Jose Diaz-Balart, described the ruling as flawed and infuriating. 

“Honestly, this is so infuriating I don’t even know what to do. I don’t even know if I care what the process is that these judges are arriving at,” Snell said. “Whatever it is, it’s flawed. I can tell you that much. David put it well. This is a different process for this person. We have decided that he gets his own private court of justice. He has a private plane. He has private clubs that he lives in. He basically has fashioned himself his own private militia to try to take over the Capitol. Now he’s getting his own private system of justice. This is an absolute travesty.”

Snell continued his rant while suggesting that James could appeal the ruling. The liberal commentator also blasted the court’s decision, adding that the ruling was a miscarriage of justice. 

“The appellate court has now just decided they’re going to swoop in and just change it, and that’s it, and now the AG’s office can now try to go up above them, I believe, you know, I don’t know what the details are because you just told us,” Snell said as he continued his rant. “I’m guessing this is coming from the First Department, Appellate Division, First Department, that’s the intermediate court here in New York that would be issuing a decision here.

I don’t know if there’s a remedy for the AG’s office to go up to the court of appeals, which is our high court here in New York and try to get them to basically countermand this order, but in my view, this is without knowing more, unless there’s some sort of other extenuating circumstance that we’re going to learn here, this appears to be an absolute gross miscarriage of justice.”