MSNBC’s Stephanie Ruhle was recently interviewed by one of her fellow Democrats. The casual discussion revealed a stark&nbsp;leadership distinction between President-Elect Donald Trump and failed presidential candidate Kamala Harris - Trump is just a phone call away.

Dial it up here. (WATCH - LANGUAGE WARNING)

Trump didn’t literally tell her to ‘F-off’, but apparently did turn down Ruhle’s interview request.

Some posters say it was for dramatic effect.

Ruhle’s story reveals the communication chasm that separates Trump from the Biden-Harris administration. One is open and the other is secretive and insulated.

Trump is fearless when it comes to the media. He’s not afraid to engage them or snap at them, especially when they deserve it.

Trump is the most media accessible president we have ever had. But, this says something about Stephanie Ruhle and her judgment. She labels the man who took her call, ‘Hitler’, but voted for the woman who actually operates&nbsp;in a reinforced bunker.

 {ai:summary}<p>MSNBC's Stephanie Ruhle highlighted a communication gap between Donald Trump and the Biden-Harris administration, noting that Trump is readily accessible while reaching Kamala Harris is nearly impossible. Ruhle's anecdote illustrates the contrasting openness of Trump versus the secretive nature of current leaders.</p><p>This dynamic raises questions about transparency in politics, with many commenters expressing a preference for Trump's directness over the perceived insulation of Biden and Harris. The discussion reflects broader sentiments on media engagement and political accessibility. #politics</p>

Ruhle’s for Radicals: MSNBC Host Phoned Cordial ‘Hitler’ but Voted for Insulated Bunkered Democrat

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