TV Party: RSBN pushes Donald Trump MAGA message

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

70% : "If you follow Donald Trump and the America First movement, this is the network for you.
63% : The channel's mantra is to let Trump be Trump.
60% : Then came offers for a free "Kids Guide to President Trump," endorsed by former Arkansas Republican Gov. Mike Huckabee.
57% : The screens, all muted, were playing live footage of Trump pointing, waving and gesticulating.
56% : Below the platform at the Greensboro rally, a smattering of attendees stood at barriers watching and listening to Glenn's pre-rally chatter as they waited to hear from Trump.
52% : On the second floor of a single-family home in a sprawling suburban development, a three-member production crew sat behind banks of computer monitors and guided the conservative Right Side Broadcasting Network's coverage of a recent Donald Trump rally.RSBN's show director, whispering into a microphoned headset, instructed the camera operators and on-air correspondent how to shoot the scenes as Trump basked in the crowd's adoration.
52% : Out of all the conservative news outlets Trump had to choose from, he picked RSBN to host a special in March from his Mar-a-Lago estate on the day before Super Tuesday, when presidential primary voters in 16 states cast their ballots.
51% : "We just cover Donald Trump.
51% : "We just got to get President Trump back in office," he said a bit later.
41% : He's dating Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene, a Georgia Republican who is close to Trump.
29% : Still, banking on Trump is a risky bet.
29% : But Seales denied the channel acts as a surrogate for Trump or his presidential campaign.
29% : While reporters from traditional news organizations generally avoid editorializing, Glenn promoted Trump and nodded approvingly as rally-goers spoke highly of the former president.
27% : "If Trump's not on the air, we're not making money," he said.

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