This market resolves as Yes if, by 12/31/2024, a publicized legal dispute between Ronna McDaniel and NBC News is reported by at least two credible news sources. The dispute must directly pertain to McDaniel's hiring as an on-air political commentator, her brief four-day tenure, and the circumstances leading to her termination.

The term "publicized legal dispute" encompasses formal legal actions (e.g., lawsuits, arbitration proceedings, legal notices or settlement) initiated by either party that are reported in mainstream media or legal trade publications. It does not include informal negotiations, private discussions, or unconfirmed rumors of legal actions (confirmation by mainstream media sources count, even if anonymous).

Background Info

Ronna McDaniel, previously the chairwoman of the Republican National Committee, was appointed as an on-air political commentator by NBC News, sparking immediate and widespread controversy both within the network and among its viewership. Critics cited McDaniel's past actions and statements, her association with Donald Trump's presidency, and her involvement in propagating claims about the 2020 election. This resulted in a precipitous end to her tenure at NBC after just four days, marked by significant internal dissent and the loss of her representation by Creative Artists Agency.