if somebody said this at Fox News yeah they'd be
walked out the door yeah this is unbelievable this is enormous insubordination Speaker 1: Welcome
everybody. Hope you're doing well wherever you're listening or watching today. You may not be
stunned to hear that Fox News anchors were completely stunned and perplexed by the fact
that on MSNBC and NBC, there were anchors who, in expressing some modicum of journalistic
integrity, had the gall and the audacity to say, hey, we don't think Ronna M
cDaniel should be
working here. We covered this yesterday. Former RNC Chairwoman Ronna McDaniel, after working
alongside Trump to try to set up a fake slate of electors in order to steal the 2020 presidential
election, which Donald Trump did not win. After all of that, she quit the RNC, got hired at
NBC as a political analyst, and then a number of NBC hosts Chuck Todd, Joe Scarborough, Mika
Brzezinski and others expressed that they don't think Ronna McDaniel should be there. This came
as a
total and complete shock to Bill Hemmer and others on Fox News. They just they can't believe
that you would see this sort of insubordination. It's shocking that some people might have some
principles that they publicly express. Listen to. Speaker 2: This. Ronna McDaniel, former head of
the RNC, apparently was hired by NBC, apparently. I don't know if she's going to keep her job or
not. But apparently their heads were blowing off yesterday. This is a little bit of what happened.
On what Mee
t the Press. And then Morning Joe a bit earlier today. I have no idea whether any
answer she gave to you was because she didn't want to mess up her contract. She has credibility
issues that she still has to deal with. Yeah. Is she speaking for herself or is she speaking on
behalf of who's paying her? We weren't asked our opinion of the hiring, but if we were, we would
have strongly objected to it for several reasons. Speaker 3: And we hope NBC will reconsider
its decision. It goes without s
aying that she will not be a guest on Morning Joe,
in her capacity as a paid contributor. Speaker 2: Turn this around. Like if somebody said
this at Fox News. Yeah, baby walked out the door. Speaker 3: Yeah. This is unbelievable.
Speaker 2: This is enormous insubordination. Speaker 3: Enormous.
Speaker 1: The highest standard is that we behave the way the bosses want to behave. It's stunning.
Insubordination. How dare they allow this? Speaker 3: She would expect something like
this from Joe
Scarborough. He's a far left opinion commentator. But I was really.
Speaker 1: By the way. Joe Scarborough is a former Republican congressman.
If Joe Scarborough with now far left, is anyone on the right? Would it be my question?
Speaker 3: Disappointed to hear Chuck Todd, someone who is a journalist, comment on this in
that fashion. Here is what I would ask him as a journalist. Look, you're a journalist, Chuck Todd.
Speaker 1: By the way. Now, Kayleigh McEnany says she's a journalist. What?
What? Everything is backwards. Speaker 3: Who at your network at NBC or MSNBC
represents the 46.7% of the country that tells Real Clear Politics average. When you look at all
the polls, we support Trump. I couldn't find and I look today a single person on their roster that
represents that really half of the country. Ronna McDaniel I saw her hiring and I was like, good for
them. She does represent that wing of the party. Speaker 1: We need the insurrectionist election
steal or wing of the pa
rty represented. Otherwise they're taking my free speech.
Speaker 3: But if you can't accept her, who would you accept? Who would you accept? I
also I was thinking the same thing, but like, if you have a problem with your
employer like you do that publicly, I that's I would I would never do that.
If you have a problem like that. But they are so willing to to stick with their
ideology and to be so rigid in it that they are willing to do that to their employer.
Speaker 1: They are so rigid and
willing to stick to their ideology. There's another interpretation
for that. They aren't going to be bamboozled into shutting their mouths. They probably did
express discontent privately. NBC still hired Ronna McDaniel, and now they're in the position
of jeopardizing their own integrity by having to pretend to do the stupid little interview
with Ronna McDaniel like she's a normal person rather than an insurrectionist, anti-democratic
force in the MAGA wing of the Republican Party. So they
are going public? Yes. Now maybe they'll
get fired. That's their problem. NBC could take the side of Ronna McDaniel and say, we're firing
Chuck Todd and Joe Scarborough and Mika Brzezinski and Rachel Maddow yesterday had a segment on this.
We're firing all of them, and we're going to keep the insurrectionist here. I doubt it. And what
those individuals are doing. And it doesn't mean that they're perfect. It doesn't mean NBC is
perfect. If NBC were perfect, they never would have hired Ronna
McDaniel to begin with. You
could argue, but they are speaking their minds and it is beyond the pale. According to these Fox
News anchors, it's quite a it's quite stunning to see the reversal of morality that is. Taking place
there. We'll see what happens with Ronna McDaniel.
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