MSNBC host Joe Scarborough argued Tuesday that President Trump is going against almost everything Jesus Christ taught his followers.

"You look in Matthew, and go through the Beatitudes," Scarborough said Tuesday morning, referring to the proclamations Jesus made in the Sermon on the Mount. "Every single Beatitude. You go through Jesus' teaching, what he says he wants people to be."

"Donald Trump is the antithesis of just about every single thing that Jesus Christ said in the Sermon on the Mount," he said.

"Go read it," Scarborough said. "None of us are perfect, but he goes out of his way, it seems, to thumb his nose at all conventions, including the basics of the Beatitudes."

He made that argument after a discussion about how he seemed to embrace Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, R-Ky., after he has mocked McConnell for his failure to chalk up legislative wins in the Senate.

Scarborough said it makes no sense for Republicans like McConnell or Speaker Paul Ryan to work with Trump at all, and said they need to realize they lead a co-equal branch of government. He also criticized Evangelical voters to support Trump.