Kaitlan Collins Laughs At GOP Rep's Reason For Not Endorsing Haley
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Chip Roy left the CNN anchor stunned with his explanation.
Rep. Chip Roy (R-Texas) had CNN’s Kaitlan Collins laughing on Monday with his reason for not endorsing Republican presidential candidate Nikki Haley.
Collins asked Roy who he’d now back to become the GOP nominee in the 2024 election after his preferred candidate, Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis, bailed on the race amid sagging poll numbers.
Roy initially swerved Collins’ question on preferring Haley or former President Donald Trump to take on President Joe Biden in November and said he’d just “support the Republican nominee.”
“We’ll let this play out,” he continued. “But I don’t think that Governor Haley, with all due respect, is representing the conservatives that I represent when she’s going on ‘SNL’ and she’s out, you know, kind of playing the establishment game and taking money from a bunch of establishment dollars.”
“Wait, what?” interrupted Collins. “You’re not gonna endorse her because she went on ‘Saturday Night Live?’”
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