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“Yeah, that’s interesting. I don’t know what prompted Chuck to do that,” said Baier.
The star anchor and Trump critic plans to “pursue ventures outside” of NBC after nearly 20 years at the network.
Chuck Todd has reportedly met with editors from other networks and digital outlets, Semafor reported.
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The on-air rebellion by the network’s stars made for compelling television, but that didn’t show in MSNBC’s viewership data from Monday.
The former “Meet the Press” host raised eyebrows on Sunday, and handed NBC the best live moment in television in recent months.
NBC journos have been publicly blasting their own network for hiring the former RNC chair most infamous for her election denialism and Trump sycophancy.
Todd made his final broadcast as the ‘Meet the Press’ moderator on Sunday, officially handing off the anchor’s chair to Kristen Welker.
The California governor also tamped down on speculation that he is running for president in 2024, saying it is “time to move on” from the idea that he will replace Biden.
“I’m a Christian, a conservative, and a Republican in that order,” the ex-veep said while dodging a direct question about his MAGA cred.
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