Dan Crenshaw clashes with NBC's Chuck Todd on GOP drama: I'm not going to 'take the bait' from 'liberal' press
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Rep. Dan Crenshaw, R-Texas, had a fiery exchange with NBC anchor Chuck Todd while discussing the recent GOP shakeup in the House leadership.
"I've got to tell ya, this is not the subject that I'm asked about," Crenshaw told Todd. "I never get asked about this. I get asked about why is there rising inflation, why is there a border crisis, what is going on in the Middle East, why can't we get gas, what is happening to our energy infrastructure, why can't I hire people, why are they getting paid by the government to stay at home instead of come to work, these are things that really affect people, not this internal drama. And one of the reasons I agreed to come on your show is basically to say that this isn't important to people." "Well, but why should anybody believe a word you say if the Republican Party itself doesn't have credibility?" Todd shot back before playing a clip of Cheney urging Republicans to reject the "lie" about the 2020 presidential election.
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