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Left Wing Radical Chuck Todd Slams NBC for Hiring Former RNC Chair

NBC news correspondent Chuck Todd has slammed his own network for hiring former RNC Chair Ronna McDaniel as a political contributor while ignoring his own long-time anti-Trump left-wing leanings.

Todd, the former host of Meet the Press, who is now billed as NBC’s Chief Political Analyst, said in a tirade to his bosses about McDaniel’s hiring, “The issue isn’t about ideology, it’s about basic truth,” Todd claimed.

“Those trying to make this a left-right issue are being intentionally dishonest,” he charged. “This is about whether honest journalists are supposed to lend their credibility to someone who intentionally tried to ruin ours.”

The problem with Todd’s stance is obviously he has not looked in the mirror lately.

For decades, there has been a revolving door between the media, government, and politics. The transition from campaign worker or White House staffer to paid media talking head is a “well-grooved template,” Politico explained. It has been happening for decades, and both Republicans and Democrats are guilty of it.

And yet, Todd only stands on his soapbox of principles to lecture us about “credibility” and the “basic truth” when a pro-Donald Trump Republican becomes his colleague. Meanwhile, it’s just a typical day in the Acela Corridor when a Democrat jumps ship directly from the White House to NBC News.

Anyone with eyes to see and ears to hear knows the outrage is about ideology — McDaniel’s versus the corporate media’s — and that’s why no one believes Todd’s faux outrage, for example:

However, Todd’s seeming outage must have struck a chord with the equally hypocritical execs at NBC, who just reversed course and said they have decided to cut ties with the former RNC chair.

“There is no doubt that the last several days have been difficult for the News Group. After listening to the legitimate concerns of many of you, I have decided that Ronna McDaniel will not be an NBC News contributor,” NBCUniversal Group Chairman Cesar Conde said in an email to staff members on Tuesday, March 26.

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