Takeaways: How an right-wing internet broadcaster became Trump's...

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

60% : Then came offers for a free "Kids Guide to President Trump."
58% : Here are a few things to know about RSBN and how the upstart channel covers Trump.RSBN's positive coverage has made the internet channel a Trump favorite and a destination for his MAGA movement.
51% : Out of all the conservative news outlets Trump had to choose from, he picked RSBN to host a special from his Mar-a-Lago estate on March 4, the day before voters in 16 states cast presidential primary ballots.
51% : "We just cover Donald Trump.
51% : "We just got to get President Trump back in office," he said a bit later.
51% : "I wish it wasn´t necessary for someone like Right Side to specifically focus in on Trump and the America First agenda," he said.
47% : It would be nice if everyone talked about Trump, not just in a negative way but in a positive way.
46% : At a March 2 rally in Greensboro, North Carolina, Glenn walked along the line of attendees, promoting Trump and nodding approvingly as rallygoers spoke highly of the former president.
40% : Joe Seales, RSBN's founder and CEO, denied the channel acts as a surrogate for Trump or his presidential ambitions.
39% : He asked several people why the country needs Trump back in the White House without pushing back as their answers were livestreamed.
36% : Glenn said in an interview that "mainstream" outlets offer "relentlessly negative" coverage of Trump and, to a lesser degree, conservatism in general.
29% : Still, banking on Trump is a risky bet.
28% : "Glenn did not put the comment in context by noting that Trump faces dozens of federal and state charges related to hush money payments, the hoarding of classified government documents and a scheme to overturn the results to overturn the results of the 2020 presidential election.
19% : A man with "Ultra MAGA" stickers on his jacket told Glenn that Trump would "root the corruption out of the government.

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