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So something really interesting happened in the media world the other day that certainly didn't break out of any sort of bubble, but I think it's a sign of what is to come for all of us.

I don't care about media drama, but this is relevant to everyone.

So Rona McDaniel, Rona Romney McDaniel, she's Mitt Romney's niece. She's been the head of the

Republican National Committee, the Republican Party for the last few years, and you can decide

if she's done a good job or not. I don't know. But she was out. She kicked out.

She's not anymore. Michael Watley, the former head of the North Carolina Republican Party is with Laura Trump as the co-chair. Laura Trump is Eric Trump's wife. That's Trump's son. So Trump's

daughter-in-law is now the co-chair. And the Republican Party in the Trump campaign because

the Trump team is, Trump is the Republican Party right now. So it's better just to have this

right now working as one united cohesive unit. The RNC has to support the entire Republican ticket.

They can't just support one candidate. But obviously the Trump is the top of that ticket. And people can donate only a certain amount of money to individual candidates, but they can donate tons of money to the party. So it's better to have. So then they got to coordinate, well, how do we spend money on what and who spends money on what for whom? It's better to have this as one united cohesive unit. And that's what this is. And it wasn't with, with Rana McDaniel. So Ronna McDaniel, she got kicked out of the RNC. And then she got hired by NBC News to be one of their talking heads. And it's like, okay, like I don't care. I've never thought about Rana McDaniel. I don't even know if that's how you pronounce her name. I always thought it was Rona, but I guess it's Rana. I don't know. I don't care about Rana McDaniel. But she went out and Meet the Press and Meet the Press treated her like they were interviewing Bin Laden. The first time I saw it, it was after, they did a 21 minute interview on Meet the Press,

and then Chuck Todd came on the roundtable.

And Chuck Todd did this,

I can't believe she works for NBC.

What a horrible thing to do to you, the host.

You did the best you could, but her credibility,

as I always talked about credibility, it was very weird. And then I went back and I heard the

interview and in the beginning of the interview was a recorded interview. So they did a recorded

intro and she said, this, we booked this a while ago. I didn't know she was on the payroll.

I'm doing this against my will.

It's like, but here it is.

Here's 21 minutes with Ron McDonnell.

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