‘Ronna McDaniel Got Fired’: Trump Attacks Former RNC Chair After NBC Reverses Course
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“It leaves her in a very strange place, it’s called NEVER NEVERLAND," the former president wrote.
Former President Donald Trump attacked top NBC executives and mocked former Republican National Committee chair Ronna McDaniel on Tuesday after the news network reversed course and said she would no longer appear on-air as a paid contributor.
“Wow! Ronna McDaniel got fired by Fake News NBC,” Trump wrote on his Truth Social platform. “She only lasted two days, and this after McDaniel went out of her way to say what they wanted to hear.”
“It leaves her in a very strange place, it’s called NEVER NEVERLAND, and it’s not a place you want to be.”
NBC first announced last week the company had hired McDaniel to appear on its channels, saying it was “important to have a voice like Ronna’s on the team.” But the move blindsided the network’s stable of on-air stars and journalists, who were outraged after McDaniel used her position at the top of the RNC to spread Trump’s falsehoods about the 2020 presidential election and express doubt about the legitimacy of the country’s democracy.
Many of those stars used their programs to voice their discontent in recent days, including Chuck Todd, Joe Scarborough and Rachel Maddow. The latter delivered a 29-minute rebuke of NBC executives on Monday, saying the hire was “inexplicable” and likening the decision to installing a “mobster to work at the DA’s office.”
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