The Republican National Committee is under new leadership, and it's hit the ground

running in aggressively implementing its strategy to get Donald Trump and other Republicans

elected in November.

One of the key focuses of the RNC is election integrity,

and it's taking multiple states to court over the issue.

In this episode, we sit down with the RNC's new chair, Michael Watley, to discuss changes

he's making legal action his team is taking and why he thinks they're poised to win big in

November.

I'm Daily Wire, editor-in-Chief John Bickley with Georgia Howell. It's March 24th

and this is a Sunday edition of Morning Wire.

Joining us now to discuss the strategy of the RNC under his leadership is its new

Chairman Michael Watley. Chairman thanks so much for joining us.

Yeah no happy to be with you. So first, congratulations on taking

over leadership of the R&C. What directional changes can we expect? Well, I think that most of the changes

are going to reflect the fact that we now have Donald

Trump as our nominee and so anytime you know the RNC picks up a nominee like

we have right now those are the changes we just want to make sure that we're working hand in glove

with the president's campaign and every single effort that we have is going to be focused on making

sure that we win up and down the ballot. You know, you think about the presidential race obviously number one issue for us

but we've got to flip the Senate

and we need to expand our majority in the House

so as an organization we are built to win elections, and that's what we're going to be focused on.

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