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Tue Mar 26, 2024, 01:32 PM Mar 26

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SCOOP @PuckNews: NBC NEWS plans to drop ex RNC-chair Ronna McDaniel as a paid contributor following on-air revolt from NBC/MSNBC talent. Execs are deliberating over details; announcement pending. Meanwhile, McDaniel is seeking legal representation.

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10:10 AM · Mar 26, 2024
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If True, I Like It ProfessorGAC Mar 26 #1
"She is seeking legal representation"...hehe...their stupidity is going to cost them. Escurumbele Mar 26 #46
She must be happy it's not a "right to work" state ToxMarz Mar 26 #52
Bless her heart... Blue Idaho Mar 26 #73
Completely irrelevant if she had a contract. N/t Ms. Toad Mar 30 #108
Didn't someone post Fox already refused to hire her BlueKota Mar 27 #102
contact.nbcnews@nbcuni.com SUBJECT LINE: ERROR hiring Ronna McDaniel TigressDem Mar 26 #92
Done. ProfessorGAC Mar 26 #93
Suave. TigressDem Mar 26 #94
For people who are forever whining about "frivolous lawsuits" thucythucy Mar 26 #2
To be fair, she does have a contract. intheflow Mar 26 #61
True enough. thucythucy Mar 26 #63
the "higher ups" did put thought into it. There are MAGAts infesting everywhere LiberalLovinLug Mar 26 #79
Did you mean NBC? Sky Jewels Mar 26 #85
Yes thanks for noticing. Changed. LiberalLovinLug Mar 26 #91
It depends on the conditions of the contract nuxvomica Mar 26 #69
The contract wasn't "at will"? Ponietz Mar 26 #81
I don't. intheflow Mar 27 #99
They could have waited a week and fired her for cause when she says something stupid. Hassin Bin Sober Mar 26 #84
Are you kidding? I'd sue too. jimfields33 Mar 26 #87
Let her sue MorbidButterflyTat Mar 26 #3
I agree..let her sue but I'm going to bet agingdem Mar 26 #28
Maybe, but the more NBC can prove she had given false info, the less the payout NBC might have to suffer. ancianita Mar 26 #32
Absolutely they should fire those responsible for hiring her. LiberalFighter Mar 26 #40
I want NBC to suffer...NBC didn't learn agingdem Mar 26 #48
Yes. It didn't learn because at core it's corporate, always wanting to expand its market. ancianita Mar 26 #77
re: "she was in a federal indictment as Co-conspirator 2" thesquanderer Mar 26 #60
Here's hoping, right? ancianita Mar 26 #78
nah, they will just buy out her contract. The only question is how much. ZonkerHarris Mar 26 #70
I emailed them twice over the last couple of days walkingman Mar 26 #4
I just can't imagine what they were thinking PatSeg Mar 26 #25
I agree MSNBC has plenty of conservative voices. LiberalFighter Mar 26 #43
Yes PatSeg Mar 26 #72
Dish dirt on Trump? Ligyron Mar 29 #106
I hadn't thought of that PatSeg Mar 29 #107
Well of course Traildogbob Mar 26 #5
Don't know what she's whining about; she'll probably get a fat buyout check. bluesbassman Mar 26 #7
What case would she have? Does anyone have a right to be a paid contributor to NBC MadameButterfly Mar 26 #10
I'm not sure the case would argue any "right to be a paid contributor" TheProle Mar 26 #17
I guess we have to make it cost them more MadameButterfly Mar 26 #20
There's almost certainly a contract, so they'll have to buy it from her. Ocelot II Mar 26 #18
Indded ProfessorGAC Mar 26 #65
Depends on the wording of her contract. spooky3 Mar 26 #19
Why is everyone saying they are out of touch johnnyfins Mar 26 #49
They are out of touch if they didn't see in advance that important spooky3 Mar 26 #53
listen to Olbermann's podcast ofr a while and you get an idea what these execs are like MadameButterfly Mar 27 #105
Anyone who did not know what this woman was all about Mr.Bill Mar 26 #66
She has a slam dunk breach of contract case. rsdsharp Mar 26 #23
Would the contract say time of day or location? LiberalFighter Mar 26 #47
I assume the contract defines her roll as a "contributor." rsdsharp Mar 26 #71
It may depend what is any contract that may have been signed. avebury Mar 27 #101
They can try to drop her but the stench is gonna linger Blue Owl Mar 26 #6
At least they now know Sky Jewels Mar 26 #88
Will RRM say..."YOU guys hired ex RNC Chair Michael Steele!" ProudMNDemocrat Mar 26 #8
Is Michael Steele even a Republican any more? MadameButterfly Mar 26 #11
He's still Republican happy feet Mar 26 #15
Good. Now fire the executives that hired her. n/t FSogol Mar 26 #9
Rachels piece on this was excellent last night. Prairie_Seagull Mar 26 #12
Yes, Rachel was very good. bdamomma Mar 26 #27
Thanks for this link. MorbidButterflyTat Mar 26 #38
They're basically two divisions of the same company. n/t thesquanderer Mar 26 #57
Yes, she basically asked the top brass to do this senseandsensibility Mar 26 #44
I like to think we all had a little to do with this. Prairie_Seagull Mar 26 #56
I attribute this change of heart angrychair Mar 26 #58
If shes just a contributor, probably not a lot she can sue for. getagrip_already Mar 26 #13
Depends. There might have been a contract under which she was to be paid Ocelot II Mar 26 #22
True, but at $300k/year, it wont be too painful getagrip_already Mar 26 #26
This is a direct result, and the main intent of Rachel's leading story last night MadameButterfly Mar 26 #14
Every MSNBC show after 4 pm took a very hard line... dchill Mar 26 #31
I only watched RAchel but I'm glad to hear it and will watch the others n/t MadameButterfly Mar 26 #64
Whatever they offered her in salary, for sure she will demand payment. Fla Dem Mar 26 #16
At least they won't have to pay millions as they did with Megyn Kelly. Nt spooky3 Mar 26 #21
Let her go to Newsmax, where she belongs. Nt Fiendish Thingy Mar 26 #24
She admits to being an election denier and part of the insurrection. Plenty of photo and video evidence. lindysalsagal Mar 26 #29
"NBC Plans to dump the gun they shot themselves with" dchill Mar 26 #30
I like that!!! Or, they could've avoided the whole problem if they'd done the liberalla Mar 26 #35
Right. But once the trigger is pulled... dchill Mar 26 #37
Yes, it gets messy... liberalla Mar 26 #42
Indeed!!! MontanaMama Mar 26 #90
NBC's bigger problem than Rona..... IowaGuy Mar 26 #33
"synaptically challenged ass clowns" blue neen Mar 26 #83
I think they're more oligarch/fascist pleasers Sky Jewels Mar 26 #86
Just pay her a few million to shut her up MSNBC. Then lay off some more people to pay for it. Eazy peazy. progressoid Mar 26 #34
I hope so, yet... mysteryowl Mar 26 #36
On her head? MOMFUDSKI Mar 26 #39
"McDaniel is seeking legal representation" LOL 😂 live love laugh Mar 26 #41
No Law Degree Needed NonPC Mar 26 #45
Will the RNC represent her or psy her legal expenses? LiberalFighter Mar 26 #50
all this adds more et tu Mar 26 #51
They should fire whomever is responsible for hiring her. Mickju Mar 26 #54
Once Rachel came out against it angrychair Mar 26 #55
"Just tell her the contract agreement never happened... " Cha Mar 26 #59
Don't worry - the Executives are in charge. NBachers Mar 26 #62
Give her a lollipop bagimin Mar 26 #67
Every time the MAGA does something stupid Romney should be forced to appear on MSNBC for vigorous interrogation. Marcuse Mar 26 #68
Good, but too little, too late. Joinfortmill Mar 26 #74
"Ronna is a seditionist. She co-conspired with Donald Trump against the United States Cha Mar 26 #75
They need to fire the piss poor management Emile Mar 26 #76
So it was just a way to funnel money to an anti-democracy agent? Hermit-The-Prog Mar 26 #80
Someone should be going with her Jarqui Mar 26 #82
All they have to do is follow any segment of hers with somebody sane Warpy Mar 26 #89
I'd like to see them keep her under contract but put her in a closet. sybylla Mar 26 #95
Whomever the peep or peeps are that hired her..... wolfie001 Mar 26 #96
What is there to "plan?" Admit that a mistake was made, give severance to both her Rocknation Mar 26 #97
Say farewell to the fake news queen dlk Mar 26 #98
We have a new unit of measurement C_U_L8R Mar 27 #100
She looks like she would be good a cleaning terlets. Everyone has a skill. twodogsbarking Mar 27 #103
I am glad they fired her BlueKota Mar 27 #104
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