Rep. Byron Donalds (R-Fla.), who has already come out in support of Donald Trump for the 2024 GOP nomination, defended the former president in the aftermath of his appearance on CNN for a town hall-style event, his first on the network in years. The left-wing CNN panel attacked Donalds incessantly and kept bugging him to say whether he believed the 2020 election results were valid and to answer questions about Trump's 'alleged involvement' in the Jan. 6 riot at the U.S. Capitol Building. But Donalds held his ground well and repeatedly reminded the panelists why most Americans don't watch CNN and them in particular -- because they regularly focus on inane subjects rather than what is important to most voters such as inflation, high gas and food prices, rising costs of housing, out-of-control illegal immigration, rampant smuggling of deadly fentanyl, and crime.
"Voters want to talk about the border, inflation, foreign policy," Donalds said as multiple CNN panelists asked if he believed the 2020 presidential election was legitimate. "This is what’s frustrating to a lot of people. You want me to state it the way you want me to state it," Donalds said. "Most voters are frankly kind of tired of y'all," Donalds also told the CNN panel, arguing that American voters were more interested in inflation and crime than on the 2020 election. Watch above, via CNN.
