September 22, 2022 | Press Release

RNC Chairwoman Ronna McDaniel Releases New Episode Of “Real America” Podcast Featuring Arizona Senate Candidate Blake Masters

Press Release

WASHINGTON - The Republican National Committee (RNC) released today a new episode of “Real America,” a podcast hosted by RNC Chairwoman Ronna McDaniel, featuring Arizona Senate Candidate Blake Masters. Chairwoman McDaniel and Blake Masters discuss his successful career in business, Joe Biden and Mark Kelly’s failures, rising crime across his state, and big tech censorship against conservatives.   

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“Blake, you're doing such a great job, and I want to applaud you because we know the Democrats have enough money and they have made a decision to make this election about abortion. They're trying to say this is all about this issue -- like every voter wakes up and they can only think about one issue all day, right?” said Chairwoman McDaniel. “We know this isn't the top issue, but they're going to spend the money to try and make this issue. And what I love about you is you are one of the first candidates in our Party who just took it head on.” 

“The Democrats’ economic policy... it’s revealed for what it is. It's cruel. Under Biden and Mark Kelly's economic policies, median wages – the amount of money people actually make –are going down and costs for everything are going up. And that's the opposite of what you want. Just three years ago, when the economy was humming under competent Republican administration, you had median wages rising,” explained Masters.  

“Real America” features stories from outside the beltway, highlights Republican leadership and shows how Republican policies are leading America’s comeback and working for real Americans. Chairwoman McDaniel is offering the platform for Republican leaders to share their successes and for listeners to hear real stories from the exciting, leading voices in our Party.

Season Two launched this year and has featured President Donald Trump, Vice President Mike Pence, House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy, House Minority Whip Steve Scalise, Senator John Kennedy, Rep. Byron Donalds, Rep. Dan Crenshaw, Rep. Michelle Steel, Rep. Young Kim, ACU Chairman Matt Schlapp, Texas Congressional Candidate Wesley Hunt, SBA Pro-life America President Marjorie Dannenfelser, Senator Ron Johnson, former RNC Finance Chair Todd Ricketts, Pennsylvania Senate Candidate Dr. Mehmet Oz, former White House Press Secretary Ari Fleischer, Georgia Senate Candidate Herschel Walker, North Carolina Senate Candidate Rep. Ted Budd, and Rep. Jim Jordan.