Lawrence O'Donnell Invites Ronna McDaniel On His Show To Answer A Few Blunt Questions
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The MSNBC host said his network will not use the former RNC chief as a political analyst, "but I do have a few questions for her."
MSNBC’s Lawrence O’Donnell said he gave up on interviewing “Trump liars” like Ronna McDaniel years ago, but he’s got some questions he’d like to ask her.
The “Last Word” host excoriated the former Republican National Committee chair on Monday in the wake of NBC News’ controversial decision to hire her as a contributor. The move prompted uproar among journalists at NBC News and sister network MSNBC, many of whom have slammed the decision on air, pointing to her role in spreading former President Donald Trump’s dangerous lies.
“She was not hired by MSNBC,” O’Donnell said. “I stopped inviting Trump liars like her on this program in 2016, because I’ve never seen a satisfying, successful interview of a Trump liar and have never thought that I alone could crack the code of how to interview a Trump liar. They are fast and furious liars, and I doubt that I could keep up.”
O’Donnell said he would never interview McDaniel as an expert on Republican campaigns.
“MSNBC will not use Ronna McDaniel as a political analyst, but I do have a few questions for her whenever she might want to come on this program,” he said. “And I’ll make it easy for her. I’ll tell her the questions ahead of time.”
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