Analyst nails why Trump's fans are bailing on his rallies – and how it could grow worse

Reacting to a Washington Post report on the alarming trend of Donald Trump fans leaving early during his increasingly smaller rallies, the panel on MSNBC's "The Weekend" suggested it is a sign that the former president's act is growing tired and even his MAGA supporters are losing interest.

According to conservative lawyer George Conway, the fleeing MAGA fans could be a harbinger of what to expect on voting day in November.

Asked for his analysis about what is going on, he explained that not only is most of the country tired of Trump, some of his most avid supporters are flat-out exhausted with politics in general.

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"I think if there is exhaustion factor," he told the co-hosts. "I mean maybe it is anecdotal for people saying they are looking at these crowds and looking for yard signs but you don't feel the level of energy they had before."

"I think his own base is exhausted and I think the whole country is exhausted," he elaborated. "But the people who want to vote them out, who have been against him all along, and the people who have come to understand his true evil, those people are motivated to get out."

He added, "The other people sick of him are his own people and it's like, ''Alright, I don't want to go to another rally. Do I really want –– do I have to get up on election day? How many envelopes do I have to –– these envelopes are bad; I'm not going to vote."

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