OAN’s Avril Elfie
12:01 PM – Wednesday, March 27, 2024
Ronna McDaniel will be paid in full for her contract with NBC News, Even after being fired just four days after joining the company.
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According to a report by politikothe former RNC chairman’s contract with the news network was for $300,000 a year for two years.
Because she has only appeared in NBC press event Less than 20 minutes on a Sunday equates to $30,000 per minute, or more than $500 per second.
Since then NBC McDaniel announced Tuesday night that she had been fired, but she has not publicly discussed her short-term employment.
politikoHowever, reports say she has consulted a lawyer and is discussing her options with attorney Brian Friedman, who has represented Tucker Carlson and Don Lemon in the past. She plans on doing more than just getting the money back from her first contract.
Her firing came after the announcement that McDaniel would be joining the network sparked a backlash.
“After listening to your many valid concerns, I have decided that Ronna McDaniel will not be president. NBC News Contributor,” NBCUniversal chairman Cesar Conde said in a statement.
Conservative radio host Hugh Hewitt defended McDaniel, saying the former president would “sue everyone who slandered her.”
“Ronna intends to sue everyone who has defamed her for breach of contract and intentional misrepresentation of emotional distress,” Hewitt said during an appearance on the show. fox news. “They’re going to sue her for costing her business opportunities by being on TV. I think they made a terrible decision and allowed it to happen. MSNBC Shed your blood to take over their network. ”
politiko said after some celebrities of NBC She is looking into possible defamation and hostile work environment claims because of the live attack on her.
McDaniel served as RNC chairman from 2017 until earlier this month. She resigned under pressure from former President Donald Trump.
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