Savannah Guthrie said the infamous Ronna McDaniel debacle made for “an unpleasant few days' at NBC on Tuesday before declaring she had nothing to do with it.
NBC News’ Savannah Guthrie said the infamous Ronna McDaniel debacle made for 'an unpleasant few days at our network' on Tuesday before declaring she had nothing to do with the decision. NBC News made waves last month when it announced McDaniel, the former chairwoman of the Republican National Committee, would join NBC as a paid contributor across all platforms, including MSNBC.
They reversed that decision, they acknowledged a mistake, and we moved on.' Guthrie, who co-hosts NBC’s flagship 'Today,' went on to imply she was on board with the move to terminate McDaniel despite a need for non-liberal pundits. RONNA MCDANIEL SEEKING $600K BUYOUT FROM NBC, EARNING $500 PER SECOND DURING HER ‘MEET THE PRESS’ APPEARANCE 'The only thing I’ll say about it, is No.
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