Gingrich Super PAC Director Accuses MSNBC of 'Race Baiting' [VIDEO]

On Tuesday night, the director of the pro-Newt Gingrich super PAC Winning Our Future managed to make his candidate even less appealing to minorities.

Rick Tyler, Gingrich's former communication's director who now runs the super PAC essentially propping up his campaign, fiercely defended Gingrich against accusations of race baiting during an interview with Rachel Maddow and Rev. Al Sharpton on MSNBC following the Florida primary.

Maddow asked Tyler about Gingrich's apparently racially-based attacks on President Obama -- from deeming him the "food stamp president" to accusing him of being an "entertainer-in-chief" -- as well as his disparaging comments about minorities in general.

Aside from his comments about Obama, Gingrich has brought up race on multiple occasions during his campaign. At one point, the former Speaker of the House said he would confront the NAACP and tell them the black community should not be satisfied with food stamps -- despite the fact the 49 percent of the nation's food stamp recipients are white -- and has also professed that African-American children have no role models because they live in crime-ridden neighborhoods.