During an appearance on Fox Business this Wednesday, Republican National Committee chair Ronna McDaniel told host Stuart Varney that she thinks "at the end of the day, there's compromise there" when it comes to choosing a House Speaker, adding that "we at a policy level are more united than ever."
Varney pointed out to McDaniel that there are still a handful of holdouts who refuse to vote for Kevin McCarthy, to which McDaniel replied that she's "hopeful" that there's still a path to GOP unity on the issue.
"But what is the way?" Varney asked, sounding frustrated.
"You keep saying there is a way to bring this conference together -- what is the way?" Varney pressed.
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Not satisfied with McDaniel's answer that Republicans "need to come together," Varney told her that if they don't, it's "utter chaos."
"And the Republican Party has been shamed, frankly, hasn't it?" Varney said.
"We have to come together," McDaniel replied. "The American people, they don't understand all the rules and motions to vacate, they want to see us do the business of their business. I mean, they know our country's not on the right track."
Watch the exchange below or at this link.
\u201cStuart Varney wasn't really having Ronna McDaniel's vacuous talking points about GOP unity\u201d— Aaron Rupar (@Aaron Rupar) 1672846047
